What's On in Darwin & Northern Territory in July

July 2008 Events in Darwin and the Northern Territory

• 1 July (Tuesday) 2008 - Territory Day
   
• 4 & 5 July 2008 - Alice Springs Show
   
• 4 July (Friday) 2008 - Alice Springs Show Day (Regional holiday only) See BCL's School and Public Holidays page for more information.
   
• 5 July to 4 August 2008 - The Darwin Cup Carnival
   
• 6 to 13 July 2008 - NAIDOC Week
   
• 9 to 13 July 2008 - Get to Know Me Exhibition - St Vincent De Paul presents a collection of photographs taken by homeless people showing the reality of life on the streets. Free, 9:30am-2pm. Ozanam House, 2 Westralia St, Stuart Park.
   
• 9 to 20 July 2008 - NIDA tours the Northern Territory - NIDA on Tour provides access to expertise in theatre, film and television by bringing short courses to capital cities and regional centres across Australia. In 2008 NIDA tours Darwin and Alice Springs with weeklong and weekend courses for adults and young people. For more information call NIDA Open Program on (02) 9697 7626.
   
• 11 & 12 July 2008 - Tennant Creek Show
   
• 11 July (Friday) 2008 - Tennant Creek Show Day (Regional holiday only) See BCL's School and Public Holidays page for more information.
   
• 12 July (Saturday) 2008 - Camel Cup Alice Springs - annual Camel Racing event. Tickets: Adults $15, Children 12-16 $5, Children under 12 Free, Couples $25, Family $30. 10am onwards, Blatherskite Park, Alice Springs. All proceeds from the day are distributed by the Lions Club to local charities.
   
• 13 July (Sunday) 2008 - Darwin Beer Can Regatta - Famous boat race where all the 'boats' are made of beer cans. Entry by gold coin donation. Proceeds to projects of the combined Lions Clubs of Darwin. 10am to 5pm, Mindil Beach, Darwin.
   
• 18 to 20 July 2008 - Katherine Show
   
• 18 July (Friday) 2008 - Katherine Show Day (Regional holiday only) See BCL's School and Public Holidays page for more information.
   
• 18 July to 4 August 2008 - Desert Symphony - A new collection of oil paintings by Brisbane artist Des Rolph. Opening night Friday 18 July, from 6pm. Harriet Art Space, 2/2 Harriet Place, Darwin. For more information call Paul Johnston on 8941 2220.
   
• 20 July (Sunday) 2008 - Dragonfly Craft Fair - locally handmade crafts including pottery, glass, beads, jewellery, fabrics, soaps, woodwork and cards. 10am-3pm, Territory Craft in the museum grounds. For more information please call (08) 8981 6615.
   
• 26 July (Saturday) 2008 - Darwin to Ambon Yacht Race
   
• 22 July (Tuesday) 2008 - Beginning of Semester 2, Term 3 in NT schools. See BCL's School and Public Holidays page for more information.
   
• 24 to 26 July 2008 - Royal Darwin Show
    
• 25 July (Friday) 2008 - Darwin Show Day (Regional holiday only) See BCL's School and Public Holidays page for more information.
   
• 26 July (Saturday) 2008 - Teach International Darwin Classes - Teach International holds free community English classes everyday Saturday from 10.30am to 12:30pm. Come along, enjoy yourself and learn to speak English with confidence. Palmerston Library, Goyder Square, on the Boulevard in the City Centre. For more information email darwin [at] staff.teachinternational.com.
   
• 27 July (Sunday) 2008 - National Tree Day
   
• April to October 2008 - Mindil Beach Sunset Markets - Enjoy the tastes of five continents all in the space of a leisurely walk along the stunning setting of Mindil Beach, Darwin. The market is famed for the huge range and quality of its art and craftwork. Thursdays 5pm-10pm and Sundays 4pm-9pm.
   
• See August events in Darwin & the Northern Territory
  

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