Celebrate the creativity and resilience of young South Australians at the My Art, My SA exhibition, a special display of artworks created by students aged 3 to 17 from Hospital Schools SA.

Hosted at Credit Union SA’s King William Street headquarters, the free exhibition opens to the public on Friday 29 May and will run for five months. The showcase features a diverse range of pieces that share unique South Australian stories through the eyes of young artists navigating health challenges.

Operating across the Women’s and Children’s, Flinders Medical, and Lyell McEwin Hospitals, Hospital School SA supports students who are unable to attend mainstream school due to illness.

Don’t miss this inspiring celebration of strength, creativity, and community.

Dates: Friday 29 May – Tuesday 20 October 2026

Time: 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday

Location: Credit Union SA, Level 3 Foyer, 400 King William Street, Adelaide

FREE ENTRY

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There’s nothing quite like a kid’s first live game and Port Adelaide’s Power Kids Club makes it easier than ever to make it happen.

Power Kids Club is free to join. Sign your child up and your family receives a free family pass to an AFL home game of your choice at Adelaide Oval, plus another to an AFLW home game at Alberton Oval. Kids also collect a merch pack on the day to take home.

Both AFL and AFLW home games feature a free, dedicated Kids Zone with footy skill challenges, face painting and activities between quarters. With two seasons running across the year, there are more chances than ever to find a game that works for your family.

No cost, no catch. Just your family and the footy.

Dates: AFL and AFLW home games across the year
Location: Adelaide Oval (AFL) and Alberton Oval (AFLW)

To sign up and for more information, visit: portadelaidefc.com.au/kids-club

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The OzAsia Festival returns to Adelaide for its 20th anniversary and final edition, running from 9 October to 1 November 2026. This landmark celebration of Asian arts and culture promises an unforgettable program of performances, exhibitions and experiences for the whole family.

Even better news for families: admission to all events is free. It’s a rare chance to introduce your kids to the rich diversity of Asian arts and traditions without worrying about ticket costs adding up.

Whether you’re festival regulars or first-timers, this is one farewell you won’t want to miss.

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Everyone’s favourite spring festival hub returns to Elder Park, with delicious food, free entertainment and fun for the whole family. Get ready for sunny days and balmy spring evenings along the banks of Karrawirra Parri/River Torrens, soaking up the sights, sounds and flavours of a bustling Asian open-air food market.

A line-up of 25 food vendors will showcase everything from dumplings and bao to regional street food from Vietnam, Japan, Korea, The Philippines, Thailand, India and Cambodia, plus a range of irresistible Asian-inspired treats to satisfy every sweet tooth. For the first time, OzAsia Festival’s iconic moon lanterns will be on display throughout the market, adding even more festival magic.

Free entertainment runs Thursday to Sunday, featuring live music, DJs and cultural performances celebrating Adelaide’s Asian community groups. Grab your crew and make Lucky Dumpling Market your place to be this spring.

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Returning to Adelaide Botanic Garden this spring and summer, the world-celebrated Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is on tour from the Natural History Museum in London, with its 61st collection of extraordinary images.

Nestled inside the lush green setting of the Bicentennial Conservatory, the exhibition features exceptional photographs that capture fascinating animal behaviour, spectacular species and the breathtaking diversity of the natural world.

Using photography’s unique emotive power to engage and inspire audiences, the images shine a light on stories and species around the world and encourage a future of advocating for the planet.

After being inspired by the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition, kids can get creative with nature at our Leaf Litter Critter station by designing their very own critter using real plant materials collected from the garden floor.

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Seymour College Campus Tour, Friday 16 October, 9:15–11:00am

Thinking about Seymour College for your daughter? There is no better way to get a feel for a school than to walk through it yourself.

Join Seymour College for an upcoming campus tour on Friday 16 October from 9:15am to 11:00am and discover the Seymour difference firsthand. You will be guided through the wonderful, spacious campus and introduced to the dedicated and expert team who will support your daughter throughout her entire schooling journey.

Can’t make this date? Personal tours are also available at a day and time of your choosing. Visit the Seymour College website for more details and to register.

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Round out the week with free live music at Adelaide Central Market, running every Friday night.

From 6pm, the market comes alive with some of South Australia’s best local talent, presented in partnership with Music SA. With the market open until 9pm, there’s plenty of time to browse, grab a bite and soak up the atmosphere.

This Friday (8 May), head to the Eastern Roadway to catch Kaelin Haimes performing from 6pm to 8pm.

Location: Adelaide Central Market

When: Every Friday night

Time: 6pm – 9pm Cost: Free

For more information, go to: adelaidecentralmarket.com.au

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South Australia’s biggest celebration of cheese, food, wine, and artisan produce is returning on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 October 2026, and will celebrate its 21st birthday at Rundle Park/Kadlitpina. For the first time, CheeseFest will welcome celebrated chef, television personality, and passionate food entertainer, Miguel Maestre, who will bring his trademark energy and enthusiasm to the festival’s RAA cooking demonstration stage on Saturday.

The 2026 event will feature more than 100 cheese, food, wine, beer, spirit, and beverage producers from around the country, bringing together established favourites and exciting new makers. Festival goers can expect live cooking demonstrations, hands-on masterclasses, cheese and beverage experiences, live music, premium lounge, and opportunities to taste and purchase directly from producers.

Where: Rundle Park/Kadlitpina, Adelaide SA 5000 

When:  

Saturday 17 October, 11am–8pm 

Sunday 18 October, 11am–6pm 

Early Bird Tickets: On sale Sunday 19 July 2026  

Pricing: 

*Ticket prices inclusive of GST & Eventbrite Booking Fee 

Early Bird Offer – 20% off all Day Pass tickets until 21st July 

Cheese Curious – entry: $29 

Cheese Master – entry + souvenir glass: $34.70 

Cheese Addict – express entry + souvenir glass + souvenir tote: $39.80 

Weekend pass: $50 

Children under 12 are FREE when accompanied by an adult! 

To visit Website: CheeseFest 2026   

To buy a ticket: CheeseFest 2026 Tickets  

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Held in the picturesque grounds of the National Motor Museum in the Adelaide Hills township of Birdwood, this iconic South Australian event celebrates over a century of motoring. Marvel at over 1500 historic vehicles, from the early 1900s through to 1996, as they gather after completing one of the largest and most renowned motoring parades of its kind.

Beyond the vehicles, you’ll discover a festival atmosphere overflowing with delicious food and beverages, entertainment, and period fashions that bring history to life.

Join them for a day where heritage, community, and celebration come together — a truly unmissable experience for enthusiasts and families alike.

Gates open from 10 am. Event concludes around 3 pm. National Motor Museum remains open until 5 pm.

Book your Finish Festival tickets:

trybooking.com/events/landing/1595852

RAA Members receive 20% off Finish Festival tickets at checkout.

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