Adelaide truly is the festival state, and with the majority of the major events running at the end of summer in "Mad March," this is the best time to visit, as the city takes on an extra festive feel.
For a listing of performances and exhibitions, look to the entertainment pages of The Advertiser, Adelaide's daily newspaper. The Adelaide Review, a free monthly arts paper, reviews exhibitions, galleries, and performances, and lists forthcoming events.
Opened in 1991, most major concerts are held at this indoor arena, which also features a mix of everything from music, theater, and other performing...Read More
This is the city's major venue for the performing arts. The Festival Centre programs four major festivals and the State Opera, the State Theatre Company...Read More
Australia's oldest arts festival takes place annually for 2½ weeks in February and March. It's a cultural smorgasbord of outdoor opera, classical music, jazz, art...Read More
The Fringe Festival, held over four weeks during mid-February and mid-March, is the second largest of its kind in the world. It's an open-access arts...Read More
This agency sells tickets for most live performances: ballet, comedy, dance, theater, and more....Read More
The annual four-day festival of world music, arts, and dance takes place in early March and attracts top musicians from all over the world to...Read More
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