Experience art and culture at home
Take a peek into Adelaide Festival Centre’s Performing Arts Collection as it celebrates its 45th anniversary this month. The first of its kind in Australia, the Performing Arts Collection was established in 1979 by Premier Don Dunstan.
In October 2023, the iconic South Australian First Nations band, No Fixed Address played to a rapturous house at Her Majesty’s Theatre.
Adelaide Festival Centre is home to the performing arts in South Australia and we are proud to showcase works from our Home Companies.
Jewels are often given as a token of love. George Balanchine’s Jewels can be understood as a series of love letters: to music, to dance, to his star dancers, to the cities and cultures that shaped him.
Grab your passport and buckle up as State Opera South Australia and State Theatre Company South Australia take you on a fantastical journey around the world.
In May, Adelaide Festival Centre's Moving Image Program is exhibiting a salt' by Vanessa White and Peter Fraser on our King William Road digital screens.
Celebrate International Jazz Day at Adelaide’s Heart of the Arts with the Thomas Voss Big Band and Enne R. Project.
We're proud to announce that OzAsia Festival has been awarded a Creative Australia Asia Pacific Arts Award.
Can't decide which Cabaret Festival show to go to? Let the stars decide.
Waikerie High School student Ellen Kroehn has been named the recipient of the prestigious 2024 Nathaniel O'Brien Class of Cabaret Scholarship.
The 2024 Adelaide Cabaret Festival promises to be a vibrant celebration of established stars and rising voices. This excitement is fuelled by the enduring legacy of Frank Ford AM and the ongoing generosity of philanthropist Sam Harvey.
The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll has provided the soundtrack to some of the most iconic movie moments.
