Special Events
Discover What's On at Ayers Rock Resort
At Ayers Rock Resort, every day is an adventure waiting to be embraced. Immerse yourself in the energy of the Spiritual Heart of Australia with events that promise Indigenous cultural discovery and excitement.
Artist in Residence at GoCA
Join us at the Gallery of Central Australia for the upcoming Artist in Residence, featuring Papulankutja (Blackstone) Art Centre.
Stay tuned - dates to be confirmed.
Shadow Of Uluru Concert - 23 September
Join us for the Shadow of Uluru, where the renowned psychedelic rock trio Earthless will perform their instrumental masterpiece "Uluru Rock" at Uluru. Fans from across Australia will journey to witness this intimate, one-time-only performance, celebrating Indigenous culture, natural wonder, and rock music. The performance will include storytelling and ceremonial elements, highlighting the cultural importance of Uluru and Anangu culture. Local Anangu guitarist Jeremy Whiskey will join Californians Brant Bjork and Cher on stage.
40th Anniversary of Uluru Handback
26 October 2025 marks the 40th anniversary of the handback of the title deeds of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to Anangu, the Traditional Owners. Throughout the region there will be a number of activities and events taking place, which will reflect the deep significance of this anniversary for Anangu. Travellers with an interest in connecting with Country and Indigenous culture should mark the date in their calendars now.
Watch this space - more details coming soon.
Free Experiences
Bush Food Experience
Learn about Australian and local bush tucker and how, for many centuries, local Indigenous groups would hunt, gather, and prepare these nourishing bush foods.
Guided Garden Walks
Guides will show guests around the Resort Gardens highlighting seasonal local flora, bush foods, trees native to Australia, and the medicines traditionally used.
Camel Farm
Visitors are welcome to wander through the saddlery, visit the animal petting farm, and hear the stories and history behind some of Australia’s greatest explorers and cameleers.
