Indigenous Owned

Djilpin Arts

Indigenous Owned

Djilpin Arts

Djilpin Arts is a not-for-profit organisation established for the benefit of the Beswick community. It was established in 2002 to maintain, develop and promote local traditional and contemporary Aboriginal visual and performing arts. Working in country with kin and culture across generations, our activities are rich in spirit, bringing healing to the community and linking traditional culture with modern enterprise.

Contact details

address: Ghunmarn Culture Centre, 2 Cameron Road, Beswick (Wugularr) Community, NT 0852
email:info@djilpinarts.org.au
phone:+61 488 961 511
ABN:31 391 454 982

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