Side events
Philanthropy Australia, in collaboration with our partners, is planning a variety of side events for Conference participants to meet and network, and to explore the rich culture and landscape of Adelaide and many other wonderful places in South Australia.
Side events will support local businesses and for purpose organisations. Places are limited, so register early to secure your spot!
Kangaroo Island Field Trip
Saturday 3 August – Monday 5 August (inclusive)
Hosted by the Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network (AEGN) in partnership with Philanthropy Australia, the field trip offers you the opportunity to hear from local conservation experts and learn about the island’s bushfire response and recovery, and the role of philanthropy. See on-ground initiatives first-hand, meet funders from around the country and enjoy local produce.
Please download the brochure to find out more. To register your interest, kindly contact Margie Jenkin (AEGN Program Manager – Nature) at margie@aegn.org.au
Kangaroo Island Field Trip
Saturday 3 August – Monday 5 August (inclusive)
Hosted by the Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network (AEGN) in partnership with Philanthropy Australia, the field trip offers you the opportunity to hear from local conservation experts and learn about the island’s bushfire response and recovery, and the role of philanthropy. See on-ground initiatives first-hand, meet funders from around the country and enjoy local produce.
Please download the brochure to find out more. To register your interest, kindly contact Margie Jenkin (AEGN Program Manager – Nature) at margie@aegn.org.au
MONDAY 5 AUGUST
First Nations walking tour
Monday 5 August
7.15am – 9.15am ACST
Location: Meet near the Adelaide Convention Centre and walk along the River Torrens
This two-hour experience, led by Kaurna and Ngarrindjeri man Drew Kilner, includes workshops at a special site in the Adelaide CBD and is specifically designed to be engaging and capture the interest of attendees. Through the experience attendees will be provided the opportunity to develop an understanding of the city as Kaurna land.
Cost: $30
Intended audience: all welcome.
The walking tour is limited to 60 attendees only.
Ngutu College Tour
Monday 5 August
9.30am – 11.00am ACST
Location: 32 Audley Street, Woodville North SA 5012
An opportunity to experience Ngutu College's unique and rich learning environments with the Head of College, Andrew Plastow. At Ngutu, learning opportunities acknowledge and engage the individuality of all children and young people in an experiential environment in which Aboriginal knowledges are seamlessly integrated with the formal curriculum.
The College tour will take approximately 1.5 hours and will include morning tea.
Download the tour information.
Intended audience: all welcome.
The College tour is limited to 20 attendees only.
Registration:
If you would like to attend please contact Jess Perrin by Friday 26 July at jess.perrin@ebf.org.au
MONDAY 5 AUGUST
First Nations walking tour
Monday 5 August
7.15am – 9.15am ACST
Location: Meet near the Adelaide Convention Centre and walk along the River Torrens
This two-hour experience, led by Kaurna and Ngarrindjeri man Drew Kilner, includes workshops at a special site in the Adelaide CBD and is specifically designed to be engaging and capture the interest of attendees. Through the experience attendees will be provided the opportunity to develop an understanding of the city as Kaurna land.
Cost: $30
Intended audience: all welcome.
The walking tour is limited to 60 attendees only.
Ngutu College Tour
First Nations walking tour
Monday 5 August
7.15am – 9.15am ACST
Location: Meet near the Adelaide Convention Centre and walk along the River Torrens
This two-hour experience, led by Kaurna and Ngarrindjeri man Drew Kilner, includes workshops at a special site in the Adelaide CBD and is specifically designed to be engaging and capture the interest of attendees. Through the experience attendees will be provided the opportunity to develop an understanding of the city as Kaurna land.
Cost: $30
Intended audience: all welcome.
The walking tour is limited to 60 attendees only.
Monday 5 August
9.30am – 11.00am ACST
Location: 32 Audley Street, Woodville North SA 5012
An opportunity to experience Ngutu College's unique and rich learning environments with the Head of College, Andrew Plastow. At Ngutu, learning opportunities acknowledge and engage the individuality of all children and young people in an experiential environment in which Aboriginal knowledges are seamlessly integrated with the formal curriculum.
The College tour will take approximately 1.5 hours and will include morning tea.
Download the tour information.
Intended audience: all welcome.
The College tour is limited to 20 attendees only.
Registration:
AIDN Global
Development Leadership Series 2024
Monday 5 August
4.00pm – 6.00pm ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
The series brings together senior leaders from across Australia representing government, international NGOs (INGOs) and private capital.
The series facilitates structured, action-oriented conversations regarding critical issues in international development and uniquely enables leaders to build collaborative, cross-sector relationships in order to improve development outcomes.
The GDLD series is a joint initiative of the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) and Australian International Development Network (AIDN).
Intended audience: Australia’s international development community, which includes, (a) INGOs, (b) policy makers, (c) philanthropists, (d) investors and (e) impact-focused businesses.
Registration:
Invitation only. If you would like to attend please contact Julie Rosenberg: julie@aidnetwork.org.au
AIDN Global Development Leadership Series 2024
Monday 5 August
4.00pm – 6.00pm ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
The series brings together senior leaders from across Australia representing government, international NGOs (INGOs) and private capital.
The series facilitates structured, action-oriented conversations regarding critical issues in international development and uniquely enables leaders to build collaborative, cross-sector relationships in order to improve development outcomes.
The GDLD series is a joint initiative of the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) and Australian International Development Network (AIDN).
Intended audience:Australia’s international development community, which includes, (a) INGOs, (b) policy makers, (c) philanthropists, (d) investors and (e) impact-focused businesses.
Registration:
Welcome Drinks – Philanthropy
Australia Conference
Monday 5 August
6.00pm – 7.30pm ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
Cost: Complimentary with the
Philanthropy Australia Conference pass.
Conference delegates are invited to continue discussions in a social setting and connect with peers at the Philanthropy Australia Welcome Drinks.
Intended audience: All Conference attendees.
Registration via Conference registration process. If you have already registered for the Conference and would like to add the Welcome Drinks to your registration, please contact us at programs@philanthropy.org.au.
Welcome Drinks – Philanthropy Australia Conference
Monday 5 August
6.00pm – 7.30pm ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
Cost: Complimentary with the
Philanthropy Australia Conference pass.
Conference delegates are invited to continue discussions in a social setting and connect with peers at the Philanthropy Australia Welcome Drinks.
Intended audience: All Conference attendees.
Registration via Conference registration process. If you have already registered for the Conference and would like to add the Welcome Drinks to your registration, please contact us at programs@philanthropy.org.au.
Networking Dinner – New Gen
Network and NEXUS Australia
Monday 5 August
7.30pm – 9.30pm ACST
Location: The Strathmore Hotel, 129 North Terrace, Adelaide, 5000 (a 5 minute walk from the Conference Welcome Drinks/Adelaide Convention Centre)
New Gen and NEXUS members are invited to a casual dinner to connect with peers over an informal meal, directly following the Conference Welcome Drinks.
Intended audience: Members of Philanthropy Australia's New Generation of Giving (New Gen) Network, or NEXUS Australia.
Registration: This event is now full.
Networking Dinner – New Gen Network and NEXUS Australia
Monday 5 August
7.30pm – 9.30pm ACST
Location: The Strathmore Hotel, 129 North Terrace, Adelaide, 5000 (a 5 minute walk from the Conference Welcome Drinks/Adelaide Convention Centre)
New Gen and NEXUS members are invited to a casual dinner to connect with peers over an informal meal, directly following the Conference Welcome Drinks.
Intended audience: Members of Philanthropy Australia's New Generation of Giving (New Gen) Network, or NEXUS Australia.
Registration: This event is now full.
TUESDAY 6 AUGUST
Family foundations breakfast
Tuesday 6 August
7.30am – 8.30am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
Family foundations network members are invited to meet during a casual breakfast before attending the Conference sessions.
Intended audience: family foundations.
TUESDAY 6 AUGUST
Family foundations breakfast
Tuesday 6 August
7.30am – 8.30am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
Family foundations network members are invited to meet during a casual breakfast before attending the Conference sessions.
Intended audience: family foundations.
FGII Peer to Peer Breakfast: Barriers and enablers for impact investing
Tuesday 6 August
7.00am – 8.15am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
This is the first FGII peer to peer learning session and in-person member event where a panel of FGII Members will share their diverse impact investing journeys.
Intended audience: FGII Members, prospective members/ guests representing foundations and charitable funders
FGII Peer to Peer Breakfast: Barriers and enablers for impact investing
Tuesday 6 August
7.00am – 8.15am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
This is the first FGII peer to peer learning session and in-person member event where a panel of FGII Members will share their diverse impact investing journeys.
Intended audience: FGII Members, prospective members/ guests representing foundations and charitable funders
Breakfast of Champions for Gender Equality
Tuesday 6 August
7.15am – 8.30am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
Please join us for a breakfast overlooking the Adelaide riverbank. Connect with friends and allies, both new and old, as we celebrate our diverse roles in championing gender equality. Special guests Natasha Stott Despoja AO, Commissioner of the South Australian Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence and UN CEDAW Member and Cat Kay, Managing Partner at Perpetual Private, will join us to share their insights and perspectives on the local and international quest for gender equality and how philanthropy can supercharge the process.
Co-hosted by: Australian's Investing In Women; Perpetual; Philanthropy Australia; and the ResourceFULL Collective (International Women's Development Agency, Pacific Feminist Fund and Urgent Action Fund, Asia and Pacific). Generously sponsored by Red Rocket Foundation.
Intended audience: Gender equality funders and advocates.
By invitation. If you have any queries, please contact Julie Reilly OAM: julie.reilly@aiiw.org.au
Breakfast of Champions for Gender Equality
Tuesday 6 August
7.15am – 8.30am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
Please join us for a breakfast overlooking the Adelaide riverbank. Connect with friends and allies, both new and old, as we celebrate our diverse roles in championing gender equality. Special guests Natasha Stott Despoja AO, Commissioner of the South Australian Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence and UN CEDAW Member and Cat Kay, Managing Partner at Perpetual Private, will join us to share their insights and perspectives on the local and international quest for gender equality and how philanthropy can supercharge the process.
Co-hosted by: Australian's Investing In Women; Perpetual; Philanthropy Australia; and the ResourceFULL Collective (International Women's Development Agency, Pacific Feminist Fund and Urgent Action Fund, Asia and Pacific). Generously sponsored by Red Rocket Foundation.
Intended audience: Gender equality funders and advocates.
WISE Grant Evaluation Breakfast
Tuesday 6 August
7.45am – 8.45am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre, Foyer AB (top floor), North Terrace, Adelaide
We are delighted to invite you to start your Philanthropy Australia Conference with an intimate gathering of philanthropic friends as we celebrate the release of the WISE Grant Collaboration Interim Evaluation.
The WISE Grant Collaboration brought together seven funding partners to provide more than $4.7 million to fourteen social enterprises around Australia that exist to create jobs and employment pathways for Australians facing barriers to mainstream employment.
Please join us to share breakfast and to hear from WISE partners about our shared journey so far, where the collaboration may go from here and how to get involved.
All guests are invited to attend collaboration workshop at the Philanthropy Australia conference concurrent session on Tuesday 6 August 3:00 PM – 3:50 PM
Price: Free
Registration:
Open from Wednesday 24 July 2024 until Friday 2 August 2024
This event is hosted by Westpac Foundation and Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation.
To register please contact:
Stephen Torsi
Program Manager - Inclusive, Sustainable Economy & Jobs
Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation
stephen.torsi@lmcf.org.au
WISE Grant Evaluation Breakfast
WISE Grant Evaluation Breakfast
Tuesday 6 August
7.45am – 8.45am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre, Foyer AB (top floor), North Terrace, Adelaide
We are delighted to invite you to start your Philanthropy Australia Conference with an intimate gathering of philanthropic friends as we celebrate the release of the WISE Grant Collaboration Interim Evaluation.
The WISE Grant Collaboration brought together seven funding partners to provide more than $4.7 million to fourteen social enterprises around Australia that exist to create jobs and employment pathways for Australians facing barriers to mainstream employment.
Please join us to share breakfast and to hear from WISE partners about our shared journey so far, where the collaboration may go from here and how to get involved.
All guests are invited to attend collaboration workshop at the Philanthropy Australia conference concurrent session on Tuesday 6 August 3:00 PM – 3:50 PM
Price: Free
Registration:
Open from Wednesday 24 July 2024 until Friday 2 August 2024
This event is hosted by Westpac Foundation and Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation.
To register please contact:
Stephen Torsi
Program Manager - Inclusive, Sustainable Economy & Jobs
Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation
stephen.torsi@lmcf.org.au
Philanthropy
Australia Conference Dinner
Tuesday 6 August
6.15pm for a 6.30pm start – 9.30pm ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
Cost: $250
Hear from amazing speakers like Tim Jarvis AM, with an incredible MC of Katrina Webb OAM, and performers to surprise, Conference delegates are invited to continue discussions in a social setting and connect with peers at the Philanthropy Australia Conference Dinner.
Intended audience: All Conference attendees.
Please note this is now sold out. If you have questions please contact programs@philanthropy.org.au
Philanthropy Australia Conference Dinner
Tuesday 6 August
6.15pm for a 6.30pm start – 9.30pm ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
Cost: $250
Hear from amazing speakers like Tim Jarvis AM, with an incredible MC of Katrina Webb OAM, and performers to surprise, Conference delegates are invited to continue discussions in a social setting and connect with peers at the Philanthropy Australia Conference Dinner.
Intended audience: All Conference attendees.
Please note this is now sold out. If you have questions please contact programs@philanthropy.org.au
WEDNESDAY 7 AUGUST
First Nations funders breakfast
Wednesday 7 August
7.30am – 8.30am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
First Nations funders network members and First Nations attendees are invited to meet during a casual breakfast before attending the Conference sessions.
Intended audience: First Nations funders.
WEDNESDAY 7 AUGUST
First Nations funders breakfast
Wednesday 7 August
7.30am – 8.30am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
First Nations funders network members and First Nations attendees are invited to meet during a casual breakfast before attending the Conference sessions.
Intended audience: First Nations funders.
Breakfast on innovation, ageing and death
Wednesday 7 August
7.30am – 8.30am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre,
John Hopkins Room (short stroll to the convention centre)
Together in partnership, Proveda, Good Flock, 5point Foundation and the WICKING Trust invite you to a discussion on how might we spark and channel a significant growth in investment to support innovators shifting how we do ageing and death. A light breakfast will be served.
Cost: Free
Intended audience: all welcome
More information and Register here
Breakfast on innovation, ageing and death
Wednesday 7 August
7.30am – 8.30am ACST
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre,
John Hopkins Room (short stroll to the convention centre)
Together in partnership, Proveda, Good Flock, 5point Foundation and the WICKING Trust invite you to a discussion on how might we spark and channel a significant growth in investment to support innovators shifting how we do ageing and death. A light breakfast will be served.
Cost: Free
Intended audience: all welcome
More information and Register hereBreakfast panel: COP31 – Australia’s opportunity
Wednesday 7 August
7.30am – 8.45am ACST
Location: The Playford Hotel, 120 North Terrace, Adelaide
Australia has officially bid to co-host COP31 in 2026 in partnership with the Pacific.
COPs (Conference of the Parties) are the leading global platform where different entities and sectors collectively discuss, debate and create more inclusive climate solutions.
With global attention focused on host countries, COP31 could be a defining moment for Australia and the Pacific that will catalyse innovation, investment and impact on climate solutions.
Hosted by WWF-Australia and Perpetual, this breakfast panel, facilitated by Craig Connelly, Partner at Perpetual Limited, will discuss how COP31 is our chance – across all communities throughout Australia and the Pacific – to deliver real change for people, the climate and nature.
A light breakfast will be served on arrival, between 7:30-7:50am, before the panel commences.
You can expect a robust conversation between thought leaders:
- Senator Karen Grogan, Chair of the Environment and Communications Legislation Committee and South Australian Senator
- Hon Dr Susan Elizabeth Close, MP, Deputy Premier of South Australia and the Minister for Climate, Environment and Water, and
- Claire O’Rourke, Australia Program Director at The Sunrise Project and soon to be CEO at the Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network (AEGN).
-
Tiahni
Adamson, Lead Community Engagement Officer, CH4Global and 2024 SA Young
Australian of the Year.
- Dermot
O’Gorman, CEO of WWF-Australia.
Intended audience: all
conference attendees are welcome
Registration: Please RSVP here. Registration is required for seating and dietary needs. For any queries, please contact Emma Perez: eperez@wwf.org.au
Breakfast panel: COP31 – Australia’s opportunity
Wednesday 7 August
7.30am – 8.45am ACST
Location: The Playford Hotel, 120 North Terrace, Adelaide
Australia has officially bid to co-host COP31 in 2026 in partnership with the Pacific.
COPs (Conference of the Parties) are the leading global platform where different entities and sectors collectively discuss, debate and create more inclusive climate solutions.
With global attention focused on host countries, COP31 could be a defining moment for Australia and the Pacific that will catalyse innovation, investment and impact on climate solutions.
Hosted by WWF-Australia and Perpetual, this breakfast panel, facilitated by Craig Connelly, Partner at Perpetual Limited, will discuss how COP31 is our chance – across all communities throughout Australia and the Pacific – to deliver real change for people, the climate and nature.
A light breakfast will be served on arrival, between 7:30-7:50am, before the panel commences.
You can expect a robust conversation between thought leaders:
- Senator Karen Grogan, Chair of the Environment and Communications Legislation Committee and South Australian Senator
- Hon Dr Susan Elizabeth Close, MP, Deputy Premier of South Australia and the Minister for Climate, Environment and Water, and
- Claire O’Rourke, Australia Program Director at The Sunrise Project and soon to be CEO at the Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network (AEGN).
- Tiahni Adamson, Lead Community Engagement Officer, CH4Global and 2024 SA Young Australian of the Year.
- Dermot
O’Gorman, CEO of WWF-Australia.
Intended audience: all conference attendees are welcome
LGBTIQ+ philanthropy breakfast: Intersectional giving
Wednesday 7 August
7.30am arrival, 7.45am – 8.30am ACST
Location: Stamford Plaza Adelaide, 150 North Terrace
GiveOUT, The Aurora Group and Equality Australia are three national LGBTIQ+-led organisations that share a vision of equality for all LGBTIQ+ people. Along with the esteemed guests, they are delighted to invite you to a special breakfast event on learnings from LGBTIQ+ philanthropy to coincide with the 2024 Philanthropy Australia Conference.
Hear from Georgina Bryon AM - The Snow Foundation, Stacey Thomas - The Wyatt Trust, Fiona (Prosser) McLeay - Legal Services Board (Victoria), Emily Scott - GiveOUT and Georgia Matthews - Philanthropy Consultant.
LGBTIQ+ philanthropy breakfast: Intersectional giving
Wednesday 7 August
7.30am arrival, 7.45am – 8.30am ACST
Location: Stamford Plaza Adelaide, 150 North Terrace
GiveOUT, The Aurora Group and Equality Australia are three national LGBTIQ+-led organisations that share a vision of equality for all LGBTIQ+ people. Along with the esteemed guests, they are delighted to invite you to a special breakfast event on learnings from LGBTIQ+ philanthropy to coincide with the 2024 Philanthropy Australia Conference.
Hear from Georgina Bryon AM - The Snow Foundation, Stacey Thomas - The Wyatt Trust, Fiona (Prosser) McLeay - Legal Services Board (Victoria), Emily Scott - GiveOUT and Georgia Matthews - Philanthropy Consultant.
Creative Australia Development Network Fundraiser Breakfast
Wednesday 7 August
7.45am – 8.45am ACST
Location: JamFactory, 19 Morphett St, Adelaide (Guests to enter via Sia Furler Lane)
Coinciding with the Philanthropy Australia national conference Creative Australia is hosting a cultural fundraiser networking breakfast for arts fundraisers and arts development professionals. Join like-minded individuals passionate about cultural philanthropy at this informal event whilst enjoying the JamFactory Shop (a uniquely South Australian not-for-profit organisation that champions the social, cultural and economic value of craft and design in daily life).
Intended audience: By invitation. All arts and cultural fundraisers are welcome to join.
Registration: If you would like to attend this event please contact Paulina Tuscano by Friday 2 August at paulina.tuscano@creative.gov.au
Creative Australia Development Network Fundraiser Breakfast
Wednesday 7 August
7.45am – 8.45am ACST
Location: JamFactory, 19 Morphett St, Adelaide (Guests to enter via Sia Furler Lane)
Coinciding with the Philanthropy Australia national conference Creative Australia is hosting a cultural fundraiser networking breakfast for arts fundraisers and arts development professionals. Join like-minded individuals passionate about cultural philanthropy at this informal event whilst enjoying the JamFactory Shop (a uniquely South Australian not-for-profit organisation that champions the social, cultural and economic value of craft and design in daily life).
Intended audience: By invitation. All arts and cultural fundraisers are welcome to join.
Registration: If you would like to attend this event please contact Paulina Tuscano by Friday 2 August at paulina.tuscano@creative.gov.au
Hear the voices of our future leaders!
Wednesday 7 August
5:30pm - 7:30pm ACST (immediately following the conclusion of the Conference)
Location: Soho Supper Club, Festival Plaza, North Terrace, Adelaide
Hosted by Youth Opportunities and Future Generation Global, guests will enjoy an evening of networking and being inspired by young people, with light refreshments and canapes. The evening showcases young people’s perspectives on leadership, barriers to success, and skills needed for the future.
Intended audience: All conference attendees are welcome, particularly those interested in young people and philanthropy for the future.
Registration: Please register by 12 July at
https://youthopportunities.com.au/hear-the-voices-of-our-future-leaders/
Hear the voices of our future leaders!
Wednesday 7 August
5:30pm - 7:30pm ACST (immediately following the conclusion of the Conference)
Location: Soho Supper Club, Festival Plaza, North Terrace, Adelaide
Hosted by Youth Opportunities and Future Generation Global, guests will enjoy an evening of networking and being inspired by young people, with light refreshments and canapes. The evening showcases young people’s perspectives on leadership, barriers to success, and skills needed for the future.
Intended audience: All conference attendees are welcome, particularly those interested in young people and philanthropy for the future.
Registration:Please register by 12 July at
https://youthopportunities.com.au/hear-the-voices-of-our-future-leaders/THURSDAY 8 AUGUST
Coorong Field Trip - boat trip and lunch
Thursday 8 August
Attendees leave in the morning and return in the afternoon; lunch included; limited numbers
Join the Murray Darling Alliance and friends for a boat trip along the Coorong. An opportunity to experience where Australia’s greatest river meets the ocean. Hear about the importance of this part of the country as a bird sanctuary of international importance, and as the home of the Ngarrindjeri people.Enjoy a seafood lunch at Kuti Co Shack, an aboriginal owned social enterprise and fishing company. Kuti is the Ngarrindjeri name for pippis which have been harvested in the area for thousands of years.
The day trip will finish with a visit to the Coorong Lower Lakes Research Centre to hear about First Nations‘ informed scientific research informing work to protect and restore this national treasure.
Itinerary - Meet in central Adelaide at 8.30am / Boat trip 10.30 to 12 / Lunch at 12.30 / Research Centre visit 2-3 / Return to central Adelaide by 4pm Cost $350Please indicate your interest ASAP to Anna.demant@firsttiermedia.com
THURSDAY 8 AUGUST
Coorong Field Trip - boat trip and lunch
Thursday 8 August
Attendees leave in the morning and return in the afternoon; lunch included; limited numbers
Itinerary - Meet in central Adelaide at 8.30am / Boat trip 10.30 to 12 / Lunch at 12.30 / Research Centre visit 2-3 / Return to central Adelaide by 4pm Cost $350
WHAT ELSE IS ON IN ADELAIDE?
Chicago the Musical –
Performance
Sunday 4, Tuesday 6, Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 August
Varied times, please visit
the website to find out more.
Cost: $69.90 - $159.90
The international multi-award-winning and longest-running musical on Broadway, is coming to the Festival Theatre from August with a star-studded line up.
Created by the musical theatre talents of John Kander, Fred Ebb and legendary choreographer Bob Fosse, CHICAGO has been honoured with 6 Tony Awards®, 2 Olivier Awards, and a Grammy®.
Intended audience: All welcome.
WHAT ELSE IS ON IN ADELAIDE?
Chicago the Musical – Performance
Sunday 4, Tuesday 6, Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 August
Varied times, please visit
the website to find out more.
Cost: $69.90 - $159.90
The international multi-award-winning and longest-running musical on Broadway, is coming to the Festival Theatre from August with a star-studded line up.
Created by the musical theatre talents of John Kander, Fred Ebb and legendary choreographer Bob Fosse, CHICAGO has been honoured with 6 Tony Awards®, 2 Olivier Awards, and a Grammy®.
Intended audience: All welcome.
Reimagining the Renaissance
Open daily 10am-5pm, please visit the website to find out more
Free entry
Art Gallery of South Australia, North Terrace, Adelaide
Drawing from the Art Gallery of South Australia’s important collection of painting, sculpture, works on paper and decorative arts, alongside key loans from public and private collections, this exhibition will explore Northern and English Renaissance art together with that of the celebrated Italian masters to recontextualise these works within a broader art historical tradition and their continuing significance today. Placing humanism at its centre, Reimagining the Renaissance will provide an account of the revolutionary changes in art across Europe.
Intended audience: All welcome.
For more information: https://www.agsa.sa.gov.au/whats-on/exhibitions/reimagining-the-renaissance/
Reimagining the Renaissance
Open daily 10am-5pm, please visit the website to find out more
Free entry
Art Gallery of South Australia, North Terrace, Adelaide
Drawing from the Art Gallery of South Australia’s important collection of painting, sculpture, works on paper and decorative arts, alongside key loans from public and private collections, this exhibition will explore Northern and English Renaissance art together with that of the celebrated Italian masters to recontextualise these works within a broader art historical tradition and their continuing significance today. Placing humanism at its centre, Reimagining the Renaissance will provide an account of the revolutionary changes in art across Europe.
Intended audience: All welcome.
For more information: https://www.agsa.sa.gov.au/whats-on/exhibitions/reimagining-the-renaissance/
The
Questions
Saturday 3, Mon 5, Tue 6, Wed 7 August
Various times and access services, please visit the website to find out more
Cost: $39.00 - $95.00
Space Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre, North Terrace, Adelaide
The State Theatre Company of SA launches a world premiere from iconoclastic Australian playwright, columnist and author Van Badham comes this world premiere edgy rom-com musical exploring the longest first date ever during a lockdown. It features genre-busting, folk, punk and pop melodies from her long-time collaborator, composer Richard Wise.
Intended audience: All welcome.
Information and Tickets: https://statetheatrecompany.com.au/shows/the-questions/
The Questions
Saturday 3, Mon 5, Tue 6, Wed 7 August
Various times and access services, please visit the website to find out more
Cost: $39.00 - $95.00
Space Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre, North Terrace, Adelaide
The State Theatre Company of SA launches a world premiere from iconoclastic Australian playwright, columnist and author Van Badham comes this world premiere edgy rom-com musical exploring the longest first date ever during a lockdown. It features genre-busting, folk, punk and pop melodies from her long-time collaborator, composer Richard Wise.
Intended audience: All welcome.
Information and Tickets: https://statetheatrecompany.com.au/shows/the-questions/
Australian Toys 1880–1965: The Luke Jones
Collection
Saturday 3, Tue 6, Wed 7 August
10:00am – 4:00pm, please visit the website to find out more details
Cost: $10.00 - $12.00
The David Roche Foundation House Museum, 241 Melbourne Street, North Adelaide
The David Roche Foundation invites you to rediscover the excitement and wonder of childhood through this exhibition of historic Australian toys from the collection of Luke Jones. Initiated by a 9-year-old North Adelaide paperboy’s earnings, Jones has nurtured and researched his extensive collection for over 40 years. From board games to a toy Hills Hoist, this exhibition provides a detailed insight into Australian childhood through the lens of play. You will see a fascinating range of Australian toys made between the 1880s and the 1960s, including refined lithographed tinplate toys of the 1920s, charming folk art creations, mass-produced toys that emerged during the post-war period, and European and Japanese made toys with local relevance. Be engaged by toys which are inspired by historic events, be entertained by toys which celebrate Australia’s love of sport and be enchanted by fantasy creations straight from toymakers’ imaginations.
Intended audience: All welcome.
Information and Tickets: https://www.rochefoundation.com.au/exhibitions/
Australian Toys 1880–1965: The Luke Jones Collection
Saturday 3, Tue 6, Wed 7 August
10:00am – 4:00pm, please visit the website to find out more details
Cost: $10.00 - $12.00
The David Roche Foundation House Museum, 241 Melbourne Street, North Adelaide
The David Roche Foundation invites you to rediscover the excitement and wonder of childhood through this exhibition of historic Australian toys from the collection of Luke Jones. Initiated by a 9-year-old North Adelaide paperboy’s earnings, Jones has nurtured and researched his extensive collection for over 40 years. From board games to a toy Hills Hoist, this exhibition provides a detailed insight into Australian childhood through the lens of play. You will see a fascinating range of Australian toys made between the 1880s and the 1960s, including refined lithographed tinplate toys of the 1920s, charming folk art creations, mass-produced toys that emerged during the post-war period, and European and Japanese made toys with local relevance. Be engaged by toys which are inspired by historic events, be entertained by toys which celebrate Australia’s love of sport and be enchanted by fantasy creations straight from toymakers’ imaginations.
Intended audience: All welcome.
Information and Tickets: https://www.rochefoundation.com.au/exhibitions/