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Alice Springs and the surrounding region is rich in art and culture. Whether it is some of the fascinating museums and historical sites, aboriginal dreaming and culture, aboriginal art and non-aboriginal art, there is sure to be something to interest everyone.
A great place to experience some art, culture and history is the Araluen Cultural Precinct that encompasses the Araluen Arts Centre (Art Galleries and Theatre), The Museum of Central Australia (incorporating The Strehlow Research Centre), The Central Australian Aviation Museum, Central Craft and then enjoy refreshment at Yaye’s Cafe.
Alice Springs host many exhibitions and festivals that are creative and arty in their own right, or have an art component as part of the festival and show. Some past exhibitions we have shown can still be viewed through our archives — Big Mob of Dogs — and within the section they are under.
Checkout the Parrtjima Festival and the Alice Springs Beanie Festival — Beanie Maker Artisan.
And if that is not enough, there are the numerous street art and murals to be seen around the town. Check out some of the images from our Alice Springs Street Art.
Following picture is the part of the mural painting Life Cycle of the Yeperenye Caterpillar by artist Jimmy DVATE with assisting artist Mark Twohig, Jesse Bell / steel sculpture artist Janine Stanton / Scientist Fiona Walsh.
Please bear with us as we expand on our pages, including Alice Springs Public Art, among other sections. You can see some public art at the Araluen Cultural Precinct.
For those seeking aboriginal and cultural experiences, check out our listed tour operators and services for Alice Springs and the surrounding Central Australia region.
More information can be had from the Alice Springs Visitor Information Centre.
ABORIGINAL CULTURAL TOUR
- Karrke
Aboriginal Cultural Experience & Tours – Karrke is owned and operated by Christine Breaden and Peter Abbott who live on their ancestor’s land a small Aboriginal Community called Wanmarra. They established Karrke to preserve and maintain our Luritja and Pertame (Southern Aranda) language, cultural knowledge and heritage for the future of our younger generations to never forget their culture.
Facebook.com/karrkeaboriginalculturalexperience
- Rainbow Valley Cultural Tours
“Visit spectactular Rainbow Valley (Wurre) with a traditional Aboriginal guide who will explain its significance.” Experience Rock Art sites that can only be seen on this Tour — unfortunately the “Rainbow Valley Cultural Tours Not Currently Operating”
Contact the Alice Springs Visitor Information Centre for other Aboriginal tour information.
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