Some of Australia's top didgeridoo players are in Pine Creek, 230 kilometres south-east of Darwin, today for its annual Didgeridoo Festival. The day includes Indigenous cultural activities, winding up with a sunset concert. The concert also closes the Pine Creek's three-day Goldrush Festival. Organiser Elaine Gano says the Didgeridoo Festival has been growing steadily since it began in 1996 and they are expecting up to 600 people to attend. "It's a chance for them to hear traditional and contemporary playing, which is not something you can easily find these days, and also some very traditional dancing and it's free, so that adds to the attraction," she said.
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