School Holidays

Turn fruit and veggies into craft projects and edible art to spark kids' curiosity about healthy food, no kitchen stress required.
From cooking classes to free crafts and the beloved Market Trail, Adelaide Central Market's spring school holiday program is packed with foodie fun for kids.
With the head of a dog and the body of a policeman, Dog Man is bounding onto Adelaide stages this October in an epic musical adventure for kids aged 6 and up.
Drop in, make art from recycled materials, and stay as long as your kids are engaged. Re:PLAY brings families together for creative play at Artspace these school holidays.
If your child turns every room into an obstacle course, Cirkidz has the perfect outlet these spring holidays.
Grab a free activity booklet and explore the colourful world of animals at Adelaide Zoo these school holidays, with clues to crack and prizes to win.
Monarto Safari Park is adding a creative twist to your spring school holiday safari with Art in the Park, a free self-guided adventure for kids aged 4 to 14.
South Australia's biggest celebration of nature is back with over 350 events for families.
Life-size dinosaurs, the beloved Green Sheep, and free creative experiences for the whole family are heading to Adelaide Festival Centre.
After years without a café, Rymill Park finally has Puddle Duck, a family-friendly lakeside kiosk from the team behind Peter Rabbit Cafe, opening just in time for school holidays.
Whether your child needs a confidence boost or wants to stay sharp between terms, NumberWorks'nWords holiday programmes make maths and English feel less like homework and more…
From rock climbing at Onkaparinga to mountain bike treasure hunts, Wilderness Escape is giving Adelaide kids the chance to get outdoors these September holidays.
Keep your kids moving these September holidays with Adelaide University Sport & Fitness, offering sports, games and creative activities in North Adelaide.
From farm animals to woodchopping and free craft activities, here are 20 brilliant freebies to enjoy at this year's Royal Adelaide Show.
Most VR venues have age floors that catch families out. We've done the homework so you know exactly where your kids can actually play.