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"Food is a great way of introducing country to people." - Rayleen Brown, Founder of Kungkas Can CookJoin us for a perfect Mparntwe evening of art, food and music! ✨
Desert Mob After Dark is two intimate evenings of art, food and music on the Araluen Cultural Precinct to celebrate Desert Mob 2024.
The Araluen Galleries will open after hours for an exclusive viewing of the Desert Mob 2024 exhibition and talk by Desert Mob Curators, Hetti Perkins and Aspen Beattie.
Savour a delicious alfresco meal incorporating bush foods designed, prepared and presented by Kungkas Can Cook co-founder, Rayleen Brown, in collaboration with our friends at Yaye's Cafe.
Rayleen Brown has a vast knowledge of bush foods and flavours from Central Australia and a passion for sharing them.
After Dark will also present incredible music performances from First Nations artists.
Location: Yaye’s Cafe, Araluen Cultural Precinct
This is a ticketed event. For more information and to purchase a ticket, head to: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/desert-mob-after-dark-tickets-967787788327
To learn more about Desert Mob, head to www.desertmob.com
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Presented by Desart, Kungkas Can Cook and Yaye's Cafe in Mparntwe, on Arrernte Country.
After Dark is one of many events that makes up Desert Mob, one of the nation’s most significant Aboriginal art events. Desert Mob is an unmissable celebration of the art, stories, cultural connection and vitality of hundreds of artists from 35 Art Centres across central desert Country.
Desart acknowledges and sincerely thanks Rayleen Brown, Yaye’s Cafe and the musical acts for their support in the development and delivery of this event in the 2024 Desert Mob program.
Image: Hetti Perkins giving curator’s floortalk during Desert Mob After Dark event in 2023. Photo by Ivan Trigo Miras. Courtesy of Desart.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Yaye's Cafe, 61 Larapinta Dr, Araluen NT 0870, Australia,Alice Springs, Northern Territory
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