Tag: What’s On

Dangerously Modern at AGSA Make your way to the Art Gallery of South Australia for the final weekend of Dangerously Modern: Australian Women Artists in Europe 1890-1940. This is the first major exhibition to focus on the vital role of Australian women in the development of international modernism and explores the art and lives of…

Royal Adelaide Show This year is a big one for the Royal Adelaide Show as it marks 100 years at the Adelaide Showground in Wayville. To celebrate this important milestone, Wayville will host Channel 10’s Antiques DownUnder, featuring family heirlooms, rare collectibles and everything in between. This year’s Royal Show also sees all the fan…

2025 NBL1 Central Grand Finals Have a ball at the 2025 NBL1 Central Grand Finals, held for the first time ever at Adelaide Entertainment Centre. Taking place on August 16 at 5.30pm, spectators can watch both the women’s and men’s grand finals. Basketball SA CEO Tim Brenton says hosting South Australia’s basketball finals at the…

Gold Ribbon Gala Join the fight against childhood cancer at the fifth Gold Ribbon Gala. Don your fanciest mask with this year’s theme of Masquerade Ball. For $240 per person (with tables of 10 also available), this special night includes a three-course meal and a five-hour drink package. There will also be a live auction,…

South Australian Living Artists Festival The South Australian Living Artists Festival (SALA) is back for the entire month of August for its 28th year, featuring more than 700 exhibitions by emerging, established and internationally acclaimed artists. Highlights of this year’s festival include exhibitions at SALA’s Light Square festival hub, various walking tours highlighting the city’s…

Nina Simone at Her Majesty’s Theatre Combing poignant lyrics with a powerhouse voice, Nina Simone gave us some of the most soulful hits of the 1960s. Known for blending styles such as classical, folk, gospel, blues, jazz, R&B and pop, Nina Simone was a trailblazing singer-songwriter, pianist and civil rights activist. For one night only,…

Dancer exhibition at David Roche Gallery Put on your dancing shoes for Dancer: A National Portrait Gallery touring exhibition, showing at David Roche Gallery. Drawn from the National Portrait Gallery’s collection, this installation features 52 works celebrating the power of dance, with paintings and photographs depicting dance legends such as Irina Baronova, Robert Helpmann, Helene Kirsova,…

Illuminate Adelaide 2025 The Adelaide CBD will be lit up this July for a celebration of art, light, music and technology at Illuminate Adelaide. Taking place until July 20, Illuminate Adelaide features local, national and international artists in major ticketed events, music performances and free installations. Highlights of this year’s program include Night Visions at…

SA Museum’s VikingFest Travel back in time this weekend for VikingFest. This fair includes free admission and takes place on June 28-29 from 10am-5pm on the front and back lawns of the South Australia Museum. Highlights include a medieval market, a tavern full of mead, a spit roast and a wooden longship. There will also…

Touching the Divine at AGSA As the birthplace of many of the world’s major religions, including Buddhism and Hinduism, Asia’s impact on spirituality has stretched well beyond the continent’s borders. This impact will be highlighted in Touching the Divine: Love and devotion in Asian art, which will be on display in galleries 19-21 of the…