The Star: Kitchen and Bar
Looking over the River Torrens, The Star: Kitchen and Bar is the perfect venue for pre-show dining. Elevate your theatr…

Gallery opening hours: 10am - 3pm Fri & Sat and during Dunstan Playhouse and Space Theatre performance times.
Celebrating the 40th anniversary of a powerful moment in South Australia's cultural history – the First Aboriginal Women's Arts Festival of 1985.
This retrospective exhibition brings together rare photographs, archival materials, and stories from Aboriginal women who presented, participated and contributed to the festival.
Through curated festival memorabilia, historical photographs, and firsthand accounts, discover how this groundbreaking festival united Aboriginal women from across South Australia to share their culture through visual arts, dance, music, theatre, and ceremony.
The exhibition honours these trailblazing women and their enduring impact on South Australian arts and culture.
Image credit: Design & permission granted by artist Shereen Rankine
This venue is wheelchair accessible.
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