Alice Springs

"The Claypans are southwest of Mparntwe, about 20 minutes out of town. And they're a sacred meeting place for Arrernte women, a series of low-lying pans that often hold water. A perfect spot to watch the sunset or sunrise and take in the energy found in Arrernte Country."

Ilparpa Claypans

"Wurre, also known as Rainbow Valley, is an incredible rock formation in Southern Arrernte Country. It’s a spectacular spot to see the sun dancing across the horizon. The sky and energy of the desert run strong."

Wurre/Rainbow Valley

"The Goods is the best spot in town for coffee, toast, or jaffles, run by a local crew who have a strong grounding in the community of Mparntwe. Cruise through for a morning coffee stop before you head out to see the sites."

The Goods Coffee Shop

"Tangentyere Arts Centre is an Aboriginal-owned Art Centre in Mparntwe that represents the breadth and depth of cultural diversity from across the region. There's a huge diversity in the style and story of the artworks found here."

Tangentyere Artists

The proud Kaytetye woman draws inspiration from the stirring dance floors of Naarm/Melbourne, where she’s now based, and the desert soundscapes to write songs about culture, community, and her connection to Arrernte Country.

Explore Alice Springs with RONA, the talented DJ and producer from Mparntwe. Let Rona Glynn-McDonald guide you through the electronic rhythms of the Outback.

Alice Springs with RONA.

Hailing from Mparntwe/Alice Springs, Rona Glynn-McDonald is the DJ and producer behind the electronic project RONA.

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