For three weeks across September South Aussies can indulge in traditional Dutch Poffertjes when Adelaide’s Famous Poffertjes Parlour opens a pop-up location at the Adelaide Central Market.
Following the success of the recent ‘Biennial After Dark’ event, and with the continued easing of COVID-19 restrictions in South Australia, the Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium have announced two October events as the Botanica Lumina program is officially re-lit.
From flower crowns and nature potions to wildlife spotting and veggie gardening, discover ways to embrace the outdoors this season with Nature Play SA’s 25 things to do in Spring.
Whether you’ve pledged your soul to the Dark Side or are on the Light Side of the Force, all are welcome as The Palace Nova celebrates the 40th anniversary of The Empire Strikes Back by screening the film for a limited time.
Best parenting podcasts: We’ve rounded up our favourite parenting podcasts to save you the time of listening to dozens of half episodes before finding the real goods yourself!
Pregnancy pilates classes are due to start at Studio Pilates Unley Studio in September, with a focus on your core and pelvic floor muscles. These classes have been carefully developed by the Studio Pilates team of highly experienced physiotherapists, designed with the safety and well-being of both mum and bubs top of mind.
The Adelaide Central Market’s FREE kids program, Market Minis, is back, every Tuesday during the school term from 10am-12pm! Get your kiddos involved in understanding more about what they’re eating and why!
The makers of Mountain Goat Mountain have released a new interactive experience especially for Dads and families this Father’s Day. Hide & Go Sleep is a family activity kit with everything you need to make your very own treasure hunt for Dad.
If you’re looking for a party experience with a little bit of extra magic for your kiddo, then we’ve found it for you! Look no further than Star Academy. Hosted by experienced performers, Star Academy offers high energy kids parties that take entertainment to the next level.
After ten years of touring around the globe and playing to over 55,000 people, the award-winning production of Grug returns to Adelaide on its biggest stage yet.
Have a case of the serious holiday blues? We can’t go global so why not go glo-cal? Here’s 10 alternative holidays in South Australia that rival popular international destinations.
The incredible Hendrie Street Inclusive Playground is the first playground in Adelaide to be developed specifically for kids with disabilities.
Three storytellers from Aboriginal language groups across South Australia are sharing their cultural knowledge as part of a free online experience presented by Adelaide Festival Centre’s Something on Saturday program. Available from August 4, Our Stories invites viewers to take a seat around the proverbial campfire to hear from Senior Kaurna Man Uncle Mickey O’Brien, Ngarrindjeri Elder Aunty Stephanie Gollan and young Adnyamathanha woman Ema Bovoro.
National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day is a time for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities to celebrate the strengths and culture of their children. On or around 4 August, all Australians have the opportunity to show their support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, as well as learn about the crucial impact that culture, family and community play in the life of every Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander child.
Mainline Drive-In at Gepps Cross: there really couldn’t be a better time to visit the drive-in. What with social and physical distancing guidelines and observing government suggestions about the safety of indoor and outdoor activities, the drive-in is where it’s AT.