A Family Rave is Coming to Adelaide!

Get out your glow sticks: award-winning family rave Big Fish Little Fish is coming to Adelaide.

Family Rave, Big Fish Little Fish launches in Adelaide on October 20th to get “2-4 hour party” parents and their kids throwing some shapes to club classics.

Designed for parents and kids alike, the Big Fish Little Fish raves are social, creative, anarchic, and a lot of fun.

Hailing from the UK and now running in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, October 20th sees Adelaide’s turn for fun-loving families. With sell out events across Australia here is just a taste of the afternoon will be like.

Top DJs play grown up music (classic rave, techno, house, hip hop, drum‘n’bass) with bubbles, glitter, balloons and a parachute dance – plus themed crafts, fancy dress, and play and chill areas for babies and toddlers. Held in licensed premises on weekend afternoons, the Big Fish Little Fish raves are great fun for families.

Headlining the ‘Space Themed’ event is none other than trance legends ‘ Binary Finary ’. Playing a trance classic set, with reworks and originals, this is a party that will live long in the memory. Local legend MPK will be providing the oldskool rave classics, alongside MC-ing wonderboy MC Pab.

Adelaide it’s time to party.

Big Fish Little Fish

Big Fish Little Fish launches in Adelaide on October 20th – Tickets here 

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