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School holidays are about to get bonkers at Adelaide Festival Centre! Join Rich and Matt from The Listies for a comedy extravaganza jam packed with magically stupid stuff that you and your kiddos are going to love!

Keen to get some culture into your kiddos? Well you're in luck! The Adelaide Symphony Orchestra has announced a relaxed and family concert series, designed with accessibility in mind, part of the ASO’s greater commitment to inclusion, family and community.

FIRST LOOK: New works from the country’s most experimental audio-visual artists to debut in Tarntanyangga / Victoria Square this July.

Families, runners, cyclists, walkers and visitors can now use a safe and scenic trail connecting the iconic townships of McLaren Flat and McLaren Vale for the first time.

Not sure if you heard the whispers on the grapevine but after seven years, the Latitude venue in Greenacres, Adelaide is now part of the BOUNCE Global Tribe!

Brush off the winter blues, strap on your skates and enjoy beachside ice skating – and a special fireworks display - at Winter Wonderland Glenelg this July!

The Great Southern Slam, the largest Roller Derby tournament in the Southern Hemisphere, will be hosted in Adelaide over the June long weekend. The tournament is full of fanfare with market stalls and bands playing, and entry for kids under 5 years old free!

The Adelaide Multicultural Eid Festival will consist of two festivals at the Adelaide Showgrounds, the first of which is taking place on 14-15 May in celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr; the first Islamic holiday which celebrates the end of the month-long dawn-to-sunset fasting of Ramadan. Attendees can expect a weekend filled with family-friendly entertainment with a variety of rides, clothing stalls, stage shows, sports activities, public speakers, international cuisines, a fireworks show on the Sunday night and the chance to experience the cultures of many different countries.

Adelaide Festival Centre’s Children’s Artspace is back with a brand-new exhibition, Legendary Textile Tales, that explores myths, folktales and cultural ancestry with artwork from Salisbury East and Craigmore High School students on display to the public now.