Dry Season Drift
Close out your Festival with a curated journey through flavour, creativity and distinctly Darwin places – with a few delightful unknowns along the way.
Part food experience, part cultural wander, part city adventure – Dry Season Drift celebrates the spaces, people and creativity that give Darwin its unmistakable rhythm. Follow the trail, not the map.
Ticket holders will move through a curated path across the city, discovering exclusive offerings, hidden gems and one-off moments created especially for the Festival. Some stops you’ll recognise. Others might surprise you.
Designed to be savoured, this experience connects food, creativity and atmosphere, unfolding as you go on an adventure that delights the senses.
Come curious – we’ll take care of the rest. Leave with a deeper feel for the dry season rhythm.
Part food experience, part cultural wander, part city adventure – Dry Season Drift celebrates the spaces, people and creativity that give Darwin its unmistakable rhythm. Follow the trail, not the map.
Ticket holders will move through a curated path across the city, discovering exclusive offerings, hidden gems and one-off moments created especially for the Festival. Some stops you’ll recognise. Others might surprise you.
Designed to be savoured, this experience connects food, creativity and atmosphere, unfolding as you go on an adventure that delights the senses.
Come curious – we’ll take care of the rest. Leave with a deeper feel for the dry season rhythm.
Your curated path will be revealed on 12 June.
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Sessions
Duration: 6-9hrs self guided
- Sat 22 Aug - Sun 23 Aug: 10:00am
Ticket Prices
- Full Price: $95.00
Prices may not be available on all sessions
All transactions incur a $5.50 transaction fee (some exceptions apply). Read more at Fees explained.
1 Venue
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Various Locations
Darwin, NT
- The only access to this space is via steps/stairs.
- Venue is 18+ and minors may attend during specific days or times (Please check the event age restrictions)
Credits & acknowledgements
Photo Tourism & Events NT/Matt Lambley