Experience art and culture at home
Iconic South Australian First Nations band, No Fixed Address played to a rapturous house at Her Majesty’s Theatre as part of their national tour in July.
Legendary Australian entertainer Patti Newton AM has had her name set in lights, after being presented with a Walk of Fame star at Adelaide Festival Centre.
Long-time supporter Dr. Pamela Wall OAM has announced a new fundraising campaign at the Adelaide Festival Centre Foundation 50th Anniversary Gala over the weekend, The Pamela and Ian Wall Performing Arts Initiative,
In episode 8 of The First 50 podcast, delve into First Nations music, art, and storytelling, with guests Celia Coulthard, Nancy Bates, and Temaana Sanderson-Bromley, ahead of Adelaide Festival Centre’s OUR MOB and OUR YOUNG MOB events.
Since 2016, regional students in Years 10 and 11 have been given the opportunity to apply for the Nathaniel O’Brien Class of Cabaret Scholarship program.
Salvador Flores Loreto donates portrait of the late Don Dunstan AC, QC, former Premier of South Australia to Adelaide Festival Centre.
Adelaide Festival Centre’s centrED Schools Program hosted 200 students, teachers and caregivers from five NASSSA (Northern Adelaide State Secondary Schools Alliance) schools at Mary Poppins.
You can now indulge in a delightful Mary Poppins High Tea experience at Adelaide Festival Centre's The Star: Kitchen & Bar.
In episode 7 of The First 50, Adelaide Guitar Festival Artistic Director, Slava Grigoryan, talks about his family’s musical history, his journey to Australia and how he navigated success at a young age.
We couldn’t wait any longer to share the big news…
In an Adelaide Cabaret Festival premiere, three-time ARIA Award winner Vince Jones is performing much-loved songs from the ABC television series Come in Spinner soundtrack.
Adelaide Cabaret Festival has kicked off with a star-studded lineup of the brightest and boldest performers.
