The first authentic Indigenous festival of its kind, featuring Australia's biggest light show installation, has been switched on in Central Australia.
Parrtjima, a Festival in Light, stretches over 2.5 kilometres of the iconic MacDonnell Ranges and showcases contemporary and traditional Indigenous art created by local artist.
It is a free 10 night festival and runs until 2 October 2016.
Beautiful images from #Parrtjima - A #Festival of #Light #AliceSprings #photos #JamesHoran https://t.co/dKCZ6dq7c9 #parrtjimaaustralia pic.twitter.com/3PsdT2SVCG
— SMH Photography (@photosSMH) September 24, 2016
Inti Ljapa Ljapa Irapakalam (Butterfly Going Round and Round) #parrtjimaaustralia #NTAustralia pic.twitter.com/K0I8iC2k0n
— Parrtjima Australia (@Parrtjima) September 24, 2016
#ParrtjimaAustralia launched tonight! Don't miss this spectacular event #NTAustralia @Australia https://t.co/UeiKcEXqIg pic.twitter.com/FgXUn5XFM3
— Parrtjima Australia (@Parrtjima) September 23, 2016
