Experience art and culture at home
In February, Adelaide Festival Centre's Moving Image Program is exhibiting 'Vera Rabbit’s Daily Routine' by Weng Fai, 'Machinimenomenology' by Alinta Krauth, 'Colour 32’ by Anastasia Tyurina, and 'Visitors of the Night' by Monika Morgenstern.
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.
Applications are open now for Adelaide Festival Centre’s Arts Leadership Program – an annual, fully funded, four-day intensive, with tailored leadership guidance and curated workshops from expert leaders.
Is the so-called evil fairy Carabosse really all that bad? The Sleeping Beauty comes to Adelaide Festival Centre on the 22nd July.
We were delighted to be welcomed to Government House for a special reception hosted by Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson AC and Mr Rod Bunten, in celebration of Adelaide Festival Centre Foundation Vanguard, our community of emerging donors.
Her Majesty Theatre’s heritage-listed signature wall has been a backstage tradition since the theatre's earliest days. Explore the latest signatures.
Throughout July, Adelaide Festival Centre's Moving Image Program is exhibiting 'Wuthering Summits' by Milkorva.
During NAIDOC Week, 6-13 July '25, Adelaide Festival Centre's Moving Image Program is exhibiting 'Mother's Tears' by Kat Bell.
2025 marked a special milestone for South Australia's arts landscape: the 50th anniversary of the beloved DreamBIG Children's Festival, (formerly known as Come Out Festival).
