Karrimanjbekkan An-me Kakadu: Taste of Kakadu
A food and Culture festival 65,000 years in the making with a sensational program set to immerse visitors in a stimulating journey of the senses.
Enjoy exclusive experiences throughout the National Park created just for Taste of Kakadu.
Festival program - Saturday 23 May 2026
| 8 am - 8.45 am | 10 am - 12 pm | 11 am - 1 pm | 12 pm - 1.30 pm | 1.30 pm - 2.30 pm | 2 pm - 4 pm | 3 pm - 4.30 pm | 5.30 pm - 6.45 pm | From 6.45 pm | 7.30 pm - 9 pm |
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| Yoga on Country Registrations required | Traditional Painting Registrations required | Reptile Encounter | Kakadu Plum Workshop Registrations required | Conscious Conversations | Traditional Painting Registrations required | Bush Spice Workshop Registrations required | Traditional Dance Performance | Ground Oven Feast | Live music - Shellie Morris and Ego Lemos |
| Didge (morle) playing workshop Registrations required | Spear (ankole) making workshop Registrations required | ||||||||
| Weaving Registrations required | Weaving Registrations required | ||||||||
| Reptile Encounter |
Festival program
Live music performance
Yoga on Country
Men's bamboo didge (morle) playing workshop
Women's weaving workshop
Traditional painting workshop
Reptile encounter
Kakadu plum workshop
Conscious conversations - Q&A panel
Men's ankole (spear) making workshop
Bush spice workshop
Traditional dance performance
Ground oven feast
Mad bites food truck
Market stalls
Supporting events
Kinhkinh - Dinner under the stars
Yellow Water Bush Tucker Cruise
Community cook-up
Yarns by the Fire: Bush Canapés
Painting with Bininj Artists at Ochre Art Gallery
Warradjan Cultural Centre Activities
Taste of Kakadu specials
Kakadu Botanical Workshop - Eucalyptus Leaf Heat Transfer on Wool Scarf
An‑me art exhibition
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When
23 May 2026
Price
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