FAMILY-FRIENDLY GLENELG WINTER ARTS FESTIVAL REVIEW: KIDDO reviewer, Claire, took her kiddos to Jon & Jero’s Stuff! – a rollicking, choose-your-own-adventure show with big laughs for kids and adults alike at Glenelg Winter Arts Festival.
FAMILY-FRIENDLY ILLUMINATE ADELAIDE REVIEW: KIDDO reviewer, Lucy, took her kiddos to Patch Theatre’s performance for Illuminate Adelaide, Superluminal, at the South Australian Museum.
The Fleurieu Food Festival is just around the corner, and it’s packed with family-friendly activities perfect for a fun day out with the kids.
Luke Jones recounts his journey from a young newspaper boy to a seasoned collector of antique toys. His collection, showcased at the David Roche Gallery, spans nearly a century and offers a nostalgic glimpse into the history of play.
Looking for exciting ways to keep your kids entertained during the July school holidays? Look no further than a day at the Art Gallery of South Australia – best of all it’s free!
REVIEW: Vitis Virgin Spritzers, the perfect sophisticated non-alcoholic drinks for Dry-July, and beyond!
Illuminate Adelaide 2024 is set to be the brightest attraction this winter; find the best kid-friendly highlights you won’t want to miss.
Walford’s Junior School playground has undergone a transformation with meticulous care and detail.
As Wilderness School celebrates 140 years of exceptional education the future is brighter than ever, with the recent opening of an architecturally outstanding new Early Learning Centre and a new Lower Junior School and innovation centre on the way.
The Montessori Adolescent Program is a carefully crafted middle school that prioritises rich experiences, academic rigour, strong relationships, and personal growth.
South Australia’s newest Catholic school will open in Riverlea Park in 2027.
Fleurieu Food Festival returns for a third year running, bringing an influx of tourists to enjoy over 50 culinary events that showcase the variety of food and beverage producers and businesses across the region.
At St Raphael’s School, cultivating a love of reading is central to their educational approach. New Principal Emma Fowler emphasises the importance of instilling this passion early on, recognising it as a vital gift for students.
St Mary’s College Adelaide celebrates its 155th anniversary this year, marking a significant milestone for the oldest continuously running girls’ school in South Australia. Founded in 1869 by seven Dominican Sisters, the college has remained dedicated to empowering young women through quality education.
St Aloysius College (SAC) recently launched a vibrant Community Art Wall which provides a colourful entry to The Village, a new flexible learning space located in its CBD campus, which is being utilised while parts of the College are modernised.