The Northern Territory’s biggest and best music festival BASSINTHEGRASS has teamed up with social enterprise House of Darwin to create limited edition merchandise for the 2021 festival on 15 May.

From today, fans of BASSINTHEGRASS can purchase a range of high-quality gear including t-shirts, tote bags, hats, face masks and stubby coolers.

Merchandise starts at just $10, with all items featuring the Territory’s iconic floral emblem, the Sturt’s Desert Rose, which has been designed by Liam Milner of Luna Tunes.

As a social enterprise, House of Darwin will direct profits from BASSINTHEGRASS merchandise sales into social programs in remote Territory communities. 

To find out more and help build the brand of Bass in the Grass in support of Territory business head to www.bassinthegrass.com.au.

Quotes from Minister for Major Events Natasha Fyles:

“The Territory Labor Government’s partnership with House of Darwin to create merchandise for BASSINTHEGRASS means we are supporting a local business and local artists, as well as giving something back to our communities.

“Music fans will love this new range of clothing and accessories, which will give them lasting memories of their time at the Territory’s biggest music festival.

“I look forward to seeing music fans of all ages donning the new threads, and BASSINTHEGRASS t-shirts popping up all over the Territory and Australia.”

Quotes from House of Darwin Owner Shaun Edwards:

"When the music is strong, so is the movement. We are proud to join hands in the chorus of change with the iconic BASSINTHEGRASS music festival.

“We're excited to pay homage to the humble Sturt’s Desert Rose, the proclaimed flower emblem of the North.

“House of Darwin is a social enterprise that reinvests profits back into social programs in remote indigenous communities.”