About The Karijini Experience
Join us at the Karijini Experience for 4 days of culture, art and music on country.
This year, the Karijini Experience returns to a warmer April date and offers a diverse and inclusive program, showcasing authentic, arts and cultural experiences in the breathtaking landscape of Karijini National Park.
Amongst the many things happening this year, attendees can enjoy art and weaving workshops, movie nights under the stars, and musical performances by Aboriginal artists from across Australia. Additionally, this year introduces a special dining experience by Fervor, highlighting local Indigenous produce, and a pop-up restaurant by Iluka’s Kitchen.
Plan your trip
For a complete immersion in all scheduled activities, we suggest arriving on Thursday morning or evening and departing on Monday morning. Festival programming and activities kick off on Thursday, April 4th at 5:30 pm and conclude around 10 pm on Sunday night.
Campsites are provided for BNTAC members to bring their own camping gear, with convenient access to toilets and shower facilities located at the airstrip. For non BNTAC members there are campsites nearby including at Dales campground, Auski Tourist Village & Roadhouse and Karijini Eco Retreat
There will be food trucks throughout the festival for food and drink purchases, however, we encourage you to be mostly self-sufficient when it comes to food, by bringing lunches and dinners with you to enjoy as a picnic, especially when exploring the National Park.
Become a Volunteer
If you've ever dreamed of experiencing the beauty of Karijini, this is your chance! Volunteers will receive meals, camping facilities, and contribution towards travel costs.
Host a Cultural Workshop
If you're passionate about sharing knowledge and creating memorable experiences amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Karijini National Park, consider hosting a workshop at the Karijini Experience. To register your interest, please fill out the attached form and return to our event partners at CMS Events.
