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If you have an event, bring some authentic Aboriginal culture to the experience through Dale’s own pop-up stall. Selling original, hand-crafted gifts and art that he has created, Dale explains the cultural stories associated with each piece.

Duration: Approx. 20 min

Didgeridoo performance with clapstick tapping on the didgeridoo, with cultural introductions to sounds.

If you require the performance to be longer, please contact Dale first.

Note: Playing the didgeridoo requires frequent breathing breaks.

$550 +gst

Duration: 1 hour

Watch Dale paint and/or carve and have a casual conversation about his life and culture.

If you require the performance to be longer, please contact Dale first.

$120 +gst

Duration: 1 hour

Learn more about the cultural significance of the didgeridoo from an Indigenous didgeridoo expert while mastering the art of circular breathing and creating different tonal sounds.
Didgeridoo playing is for MEN ONLY; women can join by playing clapsticks.

Maximum 15 participants
If your group is larger, contact Dale first.

$300 +gst
for preparation/facilitation

Duration: 1 hour

Guided by a professional Kakadu Indigenous artist, you learn how to paint either individually or as a group (a great team building exercise). Dale will also talk about the cultural significance of Kakadu art and the cultural significance of key motifs. (Kakadu is world-renowned for its distinctive, authentic Aboriginal art.)

Maximum 15 participants
If your group is larger, contact Dale first.

$300 +gst
for preparation/facilitation
+$20 per person
for materials

Duration: 2 hours

Have your own painted didgeridoo to take home at the end of this fun workshop, guided by a Darwin Indigenous artist. The artist can also discuss with your group the significance of the didgeridoo – and music generally – in Aboriginal culture.

Maximum 10 participants
Every additional 10 people (max.) will need an extra facilitator @ $100 per hour

$580 +gst
for preparation/facilitation
+$160 per person
for carved didgeridoo, vanish and paint

Duration: 1 hour

Have fun learning how to play clapsticks Kakadu-style, and understand the special Kakadu cultural meaning of what appears to be a simple musical instrument. Also enjoy painting your own set of clap sticks while guided by a professional Aboriginal artist from South Alligator Kakadu Country. This can be a great corporate team-building workshop. Also great to include for Family Day events, as it is appropriate for any age.

Maximum 10 participants
Every additional 10 people (max.) will need an extra facilitator @ $100 per hour

$300 +gst
for preparation/facilitation
+$20 per person
for clapsticks and paint

Duration: 1 hour

An opportunity to learn cultural knowledge (where culturally appropriate) through casual discussion in a small group or one-on-one.

If you require the consultation for larger consultancy projects, please contact Dale first.

$150 +gst