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From 4 to 24 December, the Jubilee Pavilion transforms into a world of Christmas wonder with unlimited rides, ice skating, live shows and a visit from the big man himself.
Little dancers can watch the classic fairytale come to life when The Australian Ballet performs Storytime Ballet: Cinderella at the Adelaide Festival Centre this January.
From a 7.5-metre rocket to hands-on build zones, this spectacular LEGO exhibition invites families to explore science, creativity and discovery together.
Adelaide Central Market is getting a festive makeover with brand new decorations, free kids' activities, cooking demos and carols throughout December.
Little ones who wave at every passing fire truck are in for a big day out when Adelaide Fire Station opens its doors on Saturday 14 November.
Come Alive! brings the iconic soundtrack to life with world-class circus acts, dazzling visuals and electrifying performances under a purpose-built Hippodrome at Morphettville.
Pack your picnic and settle in under the stars as Moonlight Cinema returns to Botanic Park from 26 November, with blockbusters, Christmas favourites and family films.
This free, self-guided trail takes kids and families through the State Library's grandest spaces and most surprising corners, with clues to follow along the way.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar and The Very Cranky Bear are hitting the stage at Dunstan Playhouse this December, bringing beloved stories to life for Adelaide families.
Adelaide Central Market is throwing a free Halloween morning for kids with face painting, roving entertainers, lollies and cupcake decorating.
From a Star Wars spectacular in Warradale to a 60-year-old tradition in the Hills, here's where to find the best Christmas lights in Adelaide this year.
The family-friendly music festival is back at Civic Park Modbury in February, with a lineup spanning The Veronicas to local boy band PASH.
From shopping centres to pet-friendly photo sessions, here's your guide to booking Santa photos in Adelaide this festive season.
From calm paddling spots to shady picnic areas and beachside cafés, these Adelaide beaches tick all the boxes for little ones.
A striking 2.8m slit drum and never-before-seen Pacific music objects are now on display at the South Australian Museum, with free entry daily.