Ready for a mid-week giggle? A catch up with the girls? Balls Up Bingo is just what you've been looking for! Hosted by Drag Queen Dean Misdale, come prepared to laugh and enjoy a few naughty numbers.

Koolbardi the magpie and Wardong the crow are very proud, vain, jealous brothers. Their cunning, rivalry and one-upmanship brings them unstuck in spectacular fashion. Journey back to the Nyittiny, the time of Creation, where love, loyalty, betrayal, and jealousy are all stretched to their limits.

Head up to the Water Tanks Lookout and enjoy sweeping night views of Karratha and the projected art of The Urban Organism onto the water tank.

Bandicoot, Koala and a very fun-loving Frill Necked lizard regale their story, part truth, part myth but mostly inspiration, of a woman who transforms her world to bring about hope and happiness for herself and the world around her.

Our festival pop-up bar, The HeART, will be running throughout the festival, offering a selection of drinks for the whole family.

MC Dean Misdale opens the HERstory exhibition in the Red Earth Arts Precinct Foyer. This art exhibition focuses on the evolution of the arts for feminine social and emotional wellbeing, and features works by Jamie Lee Garner, Rise Beyond the Reef, and Tania Nguyen of Bonny V.

Weave yourself in the vibrant tapestry of sound and spirit at our Kirtan singing circle workshop, where we will chant, learn and sing the names of our beautiful native Australian flowers.

Join Gary Lang NT Dance Company in a company dance class. Experience the training that professional dancers undergo while on tour to maintain health, strength and endurance. Classes are for trained dancers with a level of technique.

Our superstar Libraries team has stepped in and will be offering their popular FAMILY FUNDAY programming to replace the cancelled Sun Runners time slots. Pop in for some free flora and fauna themed crafting, as well as construction toys and games.

This movement workshop will explore elements of the story behind the show The Other Side of Me. Students will learn a piece of choreography, exploring how to engage emotionally with movement, and the impact that has on the performing of a piece.

Get ready for the most daring, dangerous, heart-stopping race in the universe - the Sun Run, a lap of the entire solar system and around the sun. Plunge headfirst into an immersive space adventure. With a pair of headphones and a mobile device, you become a Sun Runner, hurtling across the farthest reaches of the solar system in the race of your life.

Come and ‘design your own world’, make a ‘straw rocket’, have fun colouring-in and ‘Space painting’ craft activities suitable for all ages and abilities.

Drop in and create your own giant paper flower inspired by the installation! Participants will have access to drawn diagrams and materials as well as artist guidance from the Jotterbook Flowers Team. In about 20 minutes, you’ll have your own paper sculpture to add to the installation or take home.

This unique opportunity is perfect for both children and adults! Participate in a fun and free interactive session of Karratha Library’s Silent Story Time. Chuck on a headset and get ready for a relaxing session of mindfulness and carefully curated stories.

Follow a baby echidna, through the world of shadow puppetry, on a journey to find out where he belongs.

Bandicoot, Koala and a very fun-loving Frill Necked lizard regale their story, part truth, part myth but mostly inspiration, of a woman who transforms her world to bring about hope and happiness for herself and the world around her.

Drop in and create your own giant paper flower inspired by the installation! Participants will have access to drawn diagrams and materials as well as artist guidance from the Jotterbook Flowers Team. In about 20 minutes, you’ll have your own paper sculpture to add to the installation or take home.

Plants of the Pilbara is an immersive, 5-dimensional art installation by sculptor Carrissa Wu (aka Jotterbook Flowers) and perfumer-musician Ousogene Yeo. Viewers are invited to experience the magic of Western Australia’s native flora on a larger-than-life scale.