Olivia Williams

Drones are back at Adelaide Fringe in 2023, following on from the award winning show Sky Song comes Electric Skies, a drone show spectacular launching 500 drones over one hundred metres into the night sky.
The new school year is right around the corner and no matter how old your kids are, they always want to have the coolest gear.
The City of Norwood, Payneham & St Peters are hosting two movie nights this summer, so you can float your way through a film with the fam! The centre will also host an Australia Day sausage sizzle and pool party on January 26.
Family owned business Out of the Cot is basically an Adelaide institution if you're looking for beds, bunks, bedding and bits and bobs for your baby or kiddos bedroom, and they've recently moved to a new home in Unley.
Mini YEVU has arrived! Dress the whole fam in YEVU's latest collection, with even the littlest members of your family covered, from 6 months to 6 years old.
Your young child's development is crucial between the ages of 0-5 years, and the City of Charles Sturt libraries have been running their regular Babytime, Toddlertime and Storytime sessions during each school term for many years as part of their dedication to early literacy.
Tennisfest is serving up good times for families at Kids Day this January.
The Adelaide Central Market is ready for bumper Christmas trade with extended opening hours, a new Christmas village, festive music and an abundance of fresh local produce and traditional Christmas favourites arriving daily.
We all scream for ice cream as Glenelg's Ice Cream Festival returns at the Bay in January!
BOUNCE has announced the addition of a miniBOUNCE Zone in the Marleston venue, specifically for pre-school aged kids.
Operation Ouch! live on stage, based on the hit ABC show, returns to Adelaide on January 15.
South Australian not-for-profit organisation, KickStart for Kids (KSFK), are calling on donations of summer clothing for their upcoming Camp KickStart Dec/Jan School Holiday program.
Finding the right present for your child’s teacher can be tricky. As parents, we often approach the end of the school year with exhaustion. Having the mental energy to make decisions about what to get for whom can feel overwhelming, let alone finding time to get to the shops kid-free.
Children can visit the Myer Centre this Christmas and post their very own letters to Santa, via the Myer Centre Express Post Office!
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