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Jayda Wilson reflects on her transformative year as a First Nations Fellow at Adelaide Festival Centre, where she grew as both an artist and emerging arts leader.
In May, Adelaide Festival Centre's Moving Image Program is exhibiting animation artworks by UniSA Animation Prize winners on our King William Road digital screens.
In May, Adelaide Festival Centre's Moving Image Program is exhibiting animation artworks by UniSA Animation Prize winners on our King William Road digital screens.
Adelaide Cabaret Festival is back for its 25th year! Take our quiz to uncover your cabaret personality and find the shows that will hit all the right notes for you!
Adelaide Festival Centre recently hosted two incredible events centred around the hit musical Sister Act, each offering unique and impactful experiences for young people in our community.
To celebrate Youth Week, Adelaide Festival Centre's Moving Image Program is screening two works, Jasper Van Gelder, Colour My Garden and Kangaroo Island Community Education (KICE) Penneshaw 7/8 Class, Eight-Frame Walk.
It’s time to vote! South Australians can now vote online to help choose the next artist to have their name set in lights on Adelaide Festival Centre’s Walk of Fame, with 14 top performers from 2024 on the shortlist.
From Sydney to London’s West End, to the depths of the South African jungle, Rhonda Burchmore has endeared herself into the hearts of all Australians.
State Opera South Australia and Opera Queensland present Are You Lonesome Tonight, a celebration of Opera and Country music that makes its way to South Australia as part of a highly anticipated National Tour.
In April, Adelaide Festival Centre's Moving Image Program is exhibiting 'NEXT' by Jeremy Oury on our King William Road digital screens.
South Australian philanthropist and arts supporter, Dr Pamela Wall AO has pledged a $10 million gift to the Adelaide Festival Centre Foundation – the largest performing arts donation in South Australian history.
