Experience art and culture at home
Listen to the audio descriptions of Colleen Raven Strangeways artwork exhibited in the historic Adelaide Railway Station Phone Booths, and feature for SALA Festival and Tarnanthi Festival.
In June and July this year, thousands of visitors were captivated by Tutus & Pointe Shoes, an exhibition in the Festival Theatre Galleries made possible thanks to the generous support of Adelaide Festival Centre Foundation supporters.
Plan your literary weekend at OzAsia Festival's Weekend of Words with our interactive planner and venue maps.
This month, CATS returns to Adelaide as the musical celebrates its 40th Australian anniversary at Her Majesty’s Theatre. So, as the Jellicle Ball approaches, we’ve matched each zodiac sign to its perfect feline counterpart - so, which Jellicle cat are you?
Our Heart of the Arts regular giving program makes it simple to continue your support in a way that's both meaningful and sustainable. By setting up a recurring gift, you help bring long-term arts programs and projects to life.
As mother and daughter, Marjorie and Catherine Fitz-Gerald share a passion for the arts. Through their bequests to Adelaide Festival Centre, they hope to inspire future generations to experience the same wonder the theatre has brought to their lives.
With timeless music, spectacular sets and breathtaking choreography, CATS is a magical musical. But what would this classic be without the wigs, costumes and make-up that transform the cast into their cat-like selves?
With support from Adelaide Festival Centre Foundation Vanguard, the 2025 Adelaide Cabaret Festival proudly championed two independent works - Tabitha Booth by Frankie McNair and 1925 by the Burton Brothers - helping bring new creative visions to the stage.
With a full season of world-class performances and festivals continuing at Her Majesty’s Theatre.
In August, Adelaide Festival Centre's Moving Image Program is exhibiting 'UV Songlines: Illuminating Ancestral Roots' by Colleen Raven Strangways and 'Icarus' by David Foreman on our King William Road digital screens.
Ahead of the opening of And Then There Were None at Her Majesty’s Theatre this weekend, we asked Mia Morrissey, who plays the role of Vera Claythorne, about her journey with the show.
Adelaide Festival Centre Foundation is dedicated to nurturing both leading and emerging creative talent, supporting essential pathways and year-round, hands-on performance and industry experiences.
