
St Peters Fair fun this March
Get ready for an unforgettable day of family fun and excitement at St Peters Fair this March!
Get ready for an unforgettable day of family fun and excitement at St Peters Fair this March!
Can you smell the chorizo paella and freshly baked stroopwafels?
The Adelaide Festival Centre is celebrating 50 Years of Dreaming Big with a special exhibition, and they want YOUR memorabilia!
Written and performed by Lizzie Tollemache and David Ladderman at this year’s Adelaide Fringe, The Messy Magic Adventure features all the magic, circus and slapstick centre-ing around everyday objects.
Parents everywhere are searching for clever tricks to help their little ones slip back into a routine after the summer holidays. And when it comes to winding down after the hustle and bustle, screen-free entertainment options are a real lifesaver! Think audiobooks, for example.
The heavenly gates have officially opened, offering a glittering six-week season of world-class entertainment, unforgettable energy, and awe-inspiring performances. So, what can you look forward to at our fave Fringe venue?
A fantastic new experience at the Adelaide Fringe, Press Play is a sensory-friendly, interactive live music concert specially made for children aged 0-7 years.
It’ll be a deliciously fun time at the Adelaide Central Market’s annual Sauce Day!
This year’s line-up of Adelaide Fringe shows and activities promises to captivate with interactive workshops, world-class magic, comedy, circus, music and so much more. Here’s what’s in store for families!
There’s fun for the whole family this Fringe season with City of Adelaide!
Calling all tiny bookworms! Adelaide Writers’ Week program has been released and it’s packed full of fun for the kiddos! We highlight just a few of the incredible events for the little ones.
Windmill Theatre Company is calling on students from Years 5 to 10 to become part of something exciting with the launch of the Little Board.
Prepare to be amazed as the next generation of homegrown circus stars take the stage in SHAPE UP, a bold and breathtaking new work from the SA Circus Centre, home of Cirkidz.
Four acrobats. One giant claw machine. What could possibly go wrong?