The National Indigenous Music Awards (NIMAs) are recognised as one of Australia’s most prominent Indigenous music awards and have been celebrating Australian music for 16 years.
The NIMAs showcase the rich musical landscape of Australia and highlight the music coming from all corners of the country. The Awards bring together acts who are yet to make their mark on the world alongside those who have achieved international acclaim, such as Gurrumul & Jessica Mauboy
The Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (DAAF) is unique in that it provides a genuine opportunity to purchase artwork directly from over seventy Indigenous owned community Art Centres, whilst being immersed in an exciting program of traditional dance, workshops, film, fashion and music!
It’s an experience like no other with the rich diversity of these beautiful works that have been inspired by the country’s most remote desert and coastal regions, to rural and urban communities. 3 KND Supporting community
Australia’s biggest celebration of First Nations music, the National Indigenous Music Awards (NIMA) has just wrapped up its celebrations of another massive year in Australian music at Darwin’s iconic Ampitheatre, with Baker Boy and Mojo Juju bringing home the big awards.
A Huge crowd attended these awards that had one of the most diverse indigenous artists performing on stage....winners on the night were;
Artist Of The Year
Baker Boy
Album of the Year
Mojo Juju – ‘Native Tongue’
Song Of The Year
Mojo Juju – Native Tongue
New Talent Of The Year
Kaiit
Film Clip Of The Year
Briggs – Life Is Incredible
Director: Dylan River
Community Clip Of The Year
Deni Mob – State Of The Heart
Hall of Fame Inductees:
Tiddas
Wilma Reading
Archie Roach Foundation Award
Mambali