What's on at Brown's Mart
Upcoming events in Darwin at Brown's Mart Theatre, Studio, Courtyard and at Happy Yess.
Need more info? Call 8981 5522
No lights, No talking, No judgement… Just free to be you and express yourself through movement… Pay on the door: $10 adult/ $8 concession
Tuesday nights, 6 -7 PM
Thou Shalt Not Consider the 10 Commandments a Personal Challenge. When David’s religious father is injured in sudden, shocking circumstances, he feels the faith of a good man is being tested, and decides to test God in return by breaking the ten commandments.
10 April
This is a fun fusion Friday night you won’t experience anywhere else.
Featuring principal singers from Madagascar to Jamaica,to Japan, with traditional Arnhem Land vocals backed by strong rhythms and drums, this unique group promises high-energy sounds from around the world.
Delivered by musicians who all call Darwin home and with a Jamaican DJ on board, this is set to be one explosive live show!
17 April
What would you do if your parents were going to eat you? Join Clara Crocodile on a musical adventure as she sets off down the Stuart Highway, cruising past Territory landscapes and meeting friends along the way.
18 April
Adam Scriven is a versatile singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, blending folk, blues, and roots into a captivating, organic sound. Known for his intricate guitar work and soulful lyrics, Adam’s performances radiate warmth and passion, engaging audiences with their raw and heartfelt delivery.
24 April
Rock out with the newest bands on the block: Nitrosol, Drighed and The Mission! Tickets $5 AT DOOR | 7:30pm | ALL AGES
24 April
Our beloved community arts and music venue needs YOU! We’re on the lookout for new Board members with passion for events management, music and performing arts to lead Garramilla/Darwin’s most iconic music hub. Join at happyyess.com or sign up on the day For more info email: happyyessdarwin@gmail.com
30 April
A blend of rootsy rock, country folk, and 60's flavoured guitar pop, with a powerful voice and gutsy style, Tracey Bunn grabs her audience, finds the remarkable in the ordinary, and swings from rollicking sing-a-longs to moody ballads and tender songs of yearning.
After 3 years in the making, she will be showcasing songs from her latest self-produced release, ‘Another Broken Juliet’.
1 May
In roaring twenties Chicago, Roxie Hart murders a faithless lover and convinces her hapless husband Amos to take the rap... until he finds out he's been dumped and turns on Roxie. Convicted and sent to death row, Roxie and another "Merry Murderess" Velma Kelly, vie for the spotlight and the headlines, ultimately joining forces in search of the "American Dream": fame, fortune, and acquittal. Featuring songs such as "All That Jazz", "Razzle Dazzle" and "Cell Block Tango", join Darwin Musical Theatre in 1920's Chicago for this classic musical. Dressing in theme is encouraged! Photo opportunities available pre show.
Book by Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse.
Music by John Kander. Lyrics by Fred Ebb.
Based on the play Chicago by Maurine Dallas Watkins
Script adaptation by David Thompson
BY ARRANGEMENT WITH ORiGiN™ THEATRICAL ON BEHALF OF SAMUEL FRENCH LTD., A CONCORD THEATRICALS COMPANY
1, 2, 7, 8 & 9 May
The Roy Boys are John Coulehan (vox) and Darryl Barba (guitar) who are a musical partnership for over 30yrs. Having performed many shows throughout the years to many venues and crowds show casing their original music! These guys will supply the perfect soundtrack for you to sit back and relax on this Friday afternoon knock off atmosphere.
8 May
After taking the U.S. by storm, Gabriel Murillo lands in Australia with Gordo y Feo — a spicy, brutal and gloriously incorrect stand-up comedy show. Gabriel is one of Colombia’s most powerful comedic voices right now: millions of views, sold-out theatres, and a loyal fanbase that loves his raw, no-filter humor. His three stand-up specials — Mi Primer Aborto, En Qué Piensas and En La Olla — have cemented him as an uncomfortable, honest and brutally funny voice, widely celebrated by both audiences and major media in Colombia.
13 May
Your 2026 soundtrack to Garramilla/ Darwin. Artist be announced.
15 May
Often compared to John Mayer and having supported the likes of Josh Pyke, Nicky Bomba and Courtney Barnett, Ward Hancock effortlessly guides audiences through his eclectic original mix of reggae, soul and blues. Normally performing solo around town, he'll be joined by some of Darwin's finest musicians at Brownsmart's Live on Fridays.
22 May
Local songwriter Crystal Robins brings to the stage her heartfelt folk and alt-country flavoured original songs.
A recent graduate of The CMAA Academy of Country Music in Tamworth, Crystal has performed at festivals around Australia and is also a regular performer around local spots.
Layering stunning vocals with intricate guitar playing, Crystal will share songs and stories from her debut full-length album ‘Moonflower’, joined by Aden Mackay on guitar and pedal steel.
29 May
Your 2026 soundtrack to Garramilla/ Darwin. Artist be announced.
5 June
DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS: 7
GIFTS BOUGHT: 0
FAMILY MEMBERS MISSING: 1
...AND COUNTING
9–20 June
Your 2026 soundtrack to Garramilla/ Darwin. Artist be announced.
12 June
Your 2026 soundtrack to Garramilla/ Darwin. Artist be announced.
19 June
Your 2026 soundtrack to Garramilla/ Darwin. Artist be announced.
26 June
Brown’s Mart is delighted to be presenting a range of events and experiences, under the Stewardship of Honorary Elder in Residence, Uncle Richard Fejo Snr, curated and presented by Emerging Creative Producer, Tahlia Biggs, and Producer, Balla Neba.
5–12 July
Australia's premier First Nations comedy competition, presented by the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, is back looking for the most hilarious Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander storytellers from across the country.
11 July
A hilarious night of the most incredible new comedians and storytellers from the world's oldest culture. Grab tickets for you and your mates – a night full of laughs awaits!
11 July
The biggest platform for emerging, independent and experimental arts, Darwin Fringe is your community arts festival with bite.
17 - 26 July
Loved by locals and adored by visitors, this annual 18-day major event is the centrepiece of the dry season and what makes August the best time of year in Darwin!
6 - 23 August
Epic, romantic, and deeply human, this production reveals why Shakespeare’s stories continue to move audiences across centuries. Whether you’re a devotee of the Bard, a lover of symphonic music, or simply seeking an extraordinary night out, this world premiere is set to be a highlight of the 2026 Darwin Festival.
22 August
AANT Centre
A trip back home to the Gulf summons all of Magenta’s demons to congregate in one place where she is forced to confront what has been buried for so long. It’s time for her to move forward. But her past has different ideas... Is she strong enough to handle the truth?
6-17 October
Presenting original music, movement and visual works created by five artists at Harrigans Lane CoLab artist-in-residency on West Bundjalung and Gidabal (Githabul) country. Six short films capture these site-specific performances responding to Vicki Kalleher’s poem. This performance features new works written and performed by Vanessa Tomlinson, Netanela Mizrahi and musicians of Whistling Kite New Music.
1 November
A powerful collaboration between Djapu poet and performer Melanie Mununggurr and composer Netanela Mizrahi, blending music and oral storytelling to explore connection to Country, ancestry and renewal. Featuring Mununggurr, Mizrahi and musicians of Whistling Kite New Music in its second ever Northern Territory performance.
13 November
ONGOING
Brown's Mart Arts Ltd
(T/as Brown’s Mart)
ABN: 67 141 763 895
Address
12 Smith Street Darwin City
GPO Box 3451, Darwin NT 0801
admin@brownsmart.com.au
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