 |
 |
 |
|
Events: This Month
COOBER PEDY OPAL FESTIVAL AND OPAL MINERS HALL OF FAME
6-8 April
Visit one of Australia’s most colourful towns – and the world’s opal capital – as it celebrates its twentieth annual opal and community festival. Browse Coober Pedy’s opal shops and stalls, “noodle” for your own opal gems, take in the surrounding landscape with a tour or scenic flight, visit the town’s famous underground homes and dine at some great restaurants. The festival will include a street parade, food and refreshment marquees, novelty events, amusement rides, multicultural singing and dancing competition, jugglers, fireworks, live bands, an outdoor movie theatre, and golf on the town’s grassless 18 hole course.
Click here for more information.
INTERNATIONAL RUGBY SEVENS ADELAIDE
7-8 April
Catch the frenetic action of international rugby in Adelaide - one of the fastest and most electrifying sporting carnivals on the planet. Watch as the world’s fastest players from 16 countries play 44 games in just two days. The event creates a festival atmosphere, offering fun and excitement for the whole family. For the revellers, this is a party not to be missed. Adelaide is one of eight cities around the world to host the international 16-team tournament for the next five years.
Click here for more information.
OAKBANK EASTER RACING FESTIVAL
7 and 9 April
There’s a simple reason why this country racing carnival is the biggest of its type in the world: it’s so much fun. Every year on Easter Monday, thousands of locals and visitors pack their cars with picnics and make the pilgrimage to Oakbank, in the beautiful Adelaide Hills. Get there early and enjoy a champagne breakfast, then spend the day watching the races, indulging your childish side at the sideshows and on the rides, wining, dining and generally enjoying yourself with your friends.
Click here for more information.
BAROSSA VINTAGE FESTIVAL
7-15 April
The Barossa Vintage Festival is the largest and longest running wine festival in Australia. Enjoy tastings, twilight concerts, a festival ball, literary events and much more. In 2007, the festival will celebrate its 60th anniversary. The theme 'Celebrate the Blend’ encapsulates much of what the festival represents - a blend of the region’s wonderful wines, burgeoning food culture and the Barossa’s best asset, its people. Head to one of the nation’s premier wine regions in April and join the celebrations.
Click here for more information.
COONAWARRA AFTER DARK
13-14 April
Experience all the thrills, excitement and lights of vintage as Coonawarra wineries open their doors to visitors at the peak of the grape harvest. Take a tour of a working winery, meet and chat with the winemakers, watch the grape harvesters in action, enjoy the wonderful local produce and sample some of the region’s finest wines.
Click here for more information.
TASTES OF THE OUTBACK
20-29 April
Wine and dine your way through the Flinders Ranges and Outback, indulging in fine regional food and wine accompanied by world-class entertainment. Performers will include Lee Kernaghan, Del Canto Singer's and Nick Parnell, while experiences on offer will include a beer tasting evening, a night of movies under the stars and regional cooking classes. The Outback has never tasted so good.
Click here for more information.
THE PORT FESTIVAL
21-29 April
Adelaide‘s quirky, gritty and dynamic historic hub is staging its own festival. Come and celebrate the changing face of the Port with a fabulous line up of events, exhibitions and markets. There’s a great fish and chip cook-off at the Fish ‘n’ Chip Sunday, a chance to dance the night away at the Black Diamond Club, a range of tours exploring Port Adelaide’s rich culture and history, plus loads more to enjoy.
Click here for more information.
REGIONAL EVENTS ROUNDUP
2007 One Steel Fishy Fringe Festival
30 March - 7 April
Various locations throughout Whyalla
There's something fishy going on in Whyalla, during this week-long party. Art workshops, live entertainment, market stalls, pony rides, great food, sand sculpture installation and a licensed bar are all part of the festival.
More information: www.eventswhyalla.org.au
Mayoress Family Fun Day at Frew Park
1 April
Frew Park, Penola Rd, Mount Gambier
A great family day out with free activities for all the family. This is a guaranteed child-friendly event, with a range of free entertainment for kids, plus food and drink available to buy.
More information: 08 8721 2555
24th Annual GM Day Car Show-n-Shine
1 April
Tanunda Oval, Tanunda
This event is one for the rev-head in all of us. Open to all GM vehicles past and present. Members of the public are welcome to view cars from 10am to 4pm.
More information: 0403 572 429
Magic FM YMCA Fun Run or Walk
1 April
Barmera lakefront, Nookamka Tce, Barmera
Come along and enjoy a scenic four-kilometre walk or push yourself that bit farther and do 10 kilometres as either a walk or run.
More information: 08 8588 1112
Coober Pedy Gem Trade Show
6-7 April
Coober Pedy Greek Club, Saint Nicholas St, Coober Pedy
Coober Pedy is widely recognized as the Opal Capital of the World. This Gem Trade Show will consist of two days of gem miners, wholesalers and retailers displaying their wares.
More information: www.opalcapitaloftheworld.com.au
Meadows Easter Fair
6-9 April
Meadows Memorial Hall, Mawson Rd, Meadows
This large treasure market will feature everything from books and stamps to toys and clothes. There will also be animals on display including ponies and rescued native animals. Plenty of good country food at reasonable prices will be available including a barbecue, ice cream and Devonshire teas.
More information: 08 8536 6001
Outside The Cellar
7 April
Chateau Tanunda, Tanunda
The best Vintages may be stored inside the cellar but its Outside the Cellar where the Vintage Festival celebrations begin. Live music, food and wine and the picturesque grounds of Chateau Tanunda, a perfect combination to kick off a week of fun and frivolity. Featuring Joe Camilleri and the Black Sorrows, Diesel, The Huckleberry Swedes, The VJ Band, John Baker Trio and Avedis. Bookings are essential.
More information: 1300 852 982
Angaston Easter Craft Fair
7 April
Angaston Town Hall, Angaston
Come and browse at the various stalls this fair has to offer. Stay for some light refreshments, while enjoying your Easter long weekend. Admission is free.
More information: 1300 852 982
Barmera's Free Easter Breakfast
7 April
Barwell Ave, Barmera
Enjoy a free breakfast including a sausage sizzle along with fresh fruit, juice, coffee and Easter eggs for the children.
More information: 08 8588 2699
Easter Emerald Race Day at Clare
7 April
Clare Valley Racecourse, Main North Rd, Clare
This award-winning event is known as the ‘Oakbank of the North’, and it’s very easy to see why when you consider the beautiful location and all the racing action. It’s a great day for people of all ages, with special trackside attractions such as live music, Fashions on the Field, the Clare Valley Wine Tent, and the Kirrihill Wines Grape Crushing Contest.
More information: www.racingsa.com.au
Meningie Hotel 140th Celebrations
7-8 April
Meningie Hotel, 62 Princes Highway, Meningie
The Meningie Hotel is celebrating 140 years of the hotel's history. Celebrations start with a dinner dance on Saturday night including a stand-up comic and an Elvis impersonator. Sunday will see a roll call of all employees and owners, both past and present. The day will finish with a rock concert from 8pm.
More information: 08 8575 1007
Easter Comedy Crush at Claymore Wines
8 April
Claymore Wines Cellar Door, Main North Rd, Leasingham
The Easter Comedy Crush brings acclaimed Sydney comedians Gary Eck and Mick Meredith, to the Clare Valley for one night of great wine, food and world class comedy.
More information: www.claymorewines.com.au
Penola Cup Day
8 April
Penola Racecourse, Penola
This is a very special and fun way for the whole family to spend Easter Sunday (and it’s the only place in South Australia having a racing event on this day). There’ll be bands, fashions, rides and entertainment for the kids, as well as a great line up of races. Even the Easter Bunny is making an appearance to be part of the celebrations.
More information: www.racingsa.com.au
Loxton Historical Village Alive Day
8 April
Scenic Drive, Loxton
A great family fun day featuring working exhibits, craft stalls, food stalls, a village bakery baking bread and pastry goods, a working blacksmith, plus carousel and quad engine rides.
More information: 08 8584 7194
Cobdogla Irrigation and Steam Museum Humphrey Pump Operating Day
8 April
Cobdogla Irrigation and Steam Museum, Trussell Tce, Cobdogla
Features the world's only working Humphrey Pump, which runs approximately four times a year. Other attractions include train rides, National Trust displays, tractors, old implements and machinery.
More information: 08 8582 2603
Whistler Wines Easter Sunday Family Funday
8 April
Whistler Wines, Seppeltsfield Rd, Marananga
Come and join in for a family fun day at Whistler Wines, where the whole family can enjoy a BBQ, music and free entertainment for the kids.
More information: 08 8562 4942
Lyndoch Uncorked
9 April
Lyndoch Oval, Lyndoch
As the major concert event of the Barossa Vintage Festival, Lyndoch Uncorked leads the way with its blend of fine wine, fantastic cuisine and outstanding music. Entertainment highlights include James Reyne and his band, the talented winner of last year’s Glen Shorrock Music Awards, Kate Fuller, plus The Borderers and local group 2 Old Guys & Some Blond Chick.
More information: 08 8524 5034
Fabric and Fibre Panels by Caroline Sharkey Launch
9 April
Barossa Village Clubroom, John Atze Parade, Nuriootpa
An artist with a difference, Caroline uses fabric instead of the traditional paint and paper. The exhibition launch will feature entertainment by the Nuriootpa Town Band, so stay and listen to the music, while admiring Caroline’s work and tasting some of the best food and wine in the region. Tickets to the event are $20.
More information: 08 8562 0301
Twilight Vineyard Tour and Dinner at Monkey Nut Café
11 April
Kies Family Wines, Lyndoch
Learn all about the history of Kies winery in a guided tour before returning to the Monkey Nut Café to enjoy a fabulous three-course meal and a glass of wine with each course. The cost is $50 per head and bookings are essential. More information: 08 8524 4110
Burra to Barossa 2007 Easter Orienteering
12-14 April
Various locations from Burra to Barossa
Come and watch competitors from all over Australia take part in a mountain bike orienteering race through Mt Crawford Goldfields, plus an ASC Galaxy Sprint and Public Sprint through Nuriootpa and the Australian Middle Distance Champs cross country through Pewsey Vale. There is also a social function to take place at the Vine Inn on Saturday night.
More information: 08 8177 0143
Gawler Horse Festival 2007
12-15 April
Gawler Racecourse, Adelaide Rd, Gawler
This festival showcases a wide range of equestrian events and attractions including the State Showjumping Championships and the Trans Tasman Pony Club Championships. The Festival also includes a Gawler Harness Racing Club Meeting on Friday night and the Gawler and Barossa Jockey Club Festival Cup on Sunday.
More information: www.gawlerhorsefestival.com.au
Schild Estate Rock n Roll Riesling
13 April
Schild Estate Cellar Door, 1 Lyndoch Valley Rd, Lyndoch
Put your dancing shoes on and relive those rock n rock days at this event, where fancy dress is preferred. The evening will feature Jukebox music, diner style food and award winning Riesling. Bookings essential, with tickets $75 per person.
More information: 08 8524 5560
Gawler Horse Festival Race Day 2007
15 April
Gawler Racecourse, Adelaide Rd, Gawler
This is a unique event in the racing calendar, and one that horse-lovers really look forward to. It’s not only a race day, but also the final showcase of the 2007 Gawler Horse Festival; a four-day event that attracts over 1000 horses from across the state.
More information: www.racingsa.com.au
Laura Folk Fair
14-15 April
Hughes St, Laura
This festival is great country fun, with whip cracking and icecream eating competitions just some of the highlights. The fair’s street market boasts more than 100 art, craft, hobby and refreshment stalls. Live entertainment includes bands, singers, children's entertainment and an animal nursery. There is an outdoor twilight Bush Dance on the Saturday evening followed by a fireworks display, plus a popular art exhibition.
More information: www.laurafolkfair.com
Barossa Airshow
15 April
Koch Rd, Rowland Flat
Non-stop aerial action, plus stalls, amusements for the kids and plenty of affordable food and drink.
More information: www.barossaairshow.com
Hahn South Australian PGA Championship
16-22 April
Blue Lake Public Golf Links, Mount Gambier
This 72-hole championship draws together some of the best young talent Australia has to offer, with 132 golf professionals taking part.
More information: 08 8725 6198
Barossa Film Club Screening
20 April
Music Room of Brenton Langein Theatre, Tanunda
The Barossa Film Club presents a short film from Finland, Rare Exports, plus the US cult hit, Fargo.
More information: 08 8563 2472
Leafy Sea Dragon Festival
20-29 April
Yankalilla District, Yankalilla
Ten days of festivities celebrating the arts, culture and community of Yankalilla and beyond. This festival will also be a showcase for environmental awareness and social action to improve the habitat of the Leafy Sea Dragon, South Australia's marine emblem.
More information: www.yankalilla.sa.gov.au
Lifeplan Serengeti Jazz 2007
21 April
Monarto Zoological Park, Princess Highway, Monarto
Monarto Zoo is again putting together a stunning music event on the open plains of this beautiful open range sanctuary. ‘Serengeti Jazz’ will see a variety of jazz performers feature in a twilight outdoor picnic concert in the vast open spaces of Monarto Zoo. This is a fun-filled adventure for the whole family, with walking tours, face painting, Zoomobile, camel rides and animal characters.
More information: www.monartozp.com.au
Port Broughton Sailing and Boat Club Inc Flinders Shield Sailing Regatta
21 April
Port Broughton Jetty, Port Broughton
The Flinders Shield is a free sailing event for adults and youths. The rules state that at least one of the crew has to be a youth under 25 years, and free sailing lessons are provided before the event.
More information: 08 8635 2854
Rhythms and Wool Bales
21 April
Glenroy Estate via Carrieton, Carrieton
One of Australia's most exciting young marimba players, Nick Parnell, performs beautiful music inspired by African, Spanish and Japanese culture. More information: www.blackjackgetaway.com.au
John Williamson
21 April
Barossa Arts and Convention Centre, Magnolia Rd, Tanunda
Enjoy an evening with Aussie favourite, John Williamson, as he performs his popular songs live on stage.
More information: www.barossaconvention.org
Loxton Hotel 2007 Triathlon
21 April
Loxton Riverfront, Grant Schubert Drive, Loxton
Held on the Loxton Riverfront from 12.30pm, this event is the final race in Triathlon SA's summer season and attracted just under 300 competitors last year.
More information: www.triathlonsa.org.au
Opera at the Woolshed
22 April
Woolshed Restaurant, Rawnsley Park Station, Flinders Ranges
Enjoy stunning opera arias and duets performed against the backdrop of Rawnsley Bluff in the Flinders Ranges. There will also be great local food and wine on offer throughout the event.
More information: www.woolshed-restaurant.com
Sustainable Gardening Expo
22 April
Timandra Garden, Kingston St, Mintaro
Take a guided tour of Timandra Garden, a multi award winning, Eco Tourism accredited garden with sustainable design and practices. The day also features guest speakers, who will pass on their sustainable gardening hints and tips.
More information: 08 8843 9179
Anzac Day Ceremonies – Renmark
25 April
Ral Ral Ave, Renmark
The dawn service commences at 6:15am at the Cross of Sacrifice on Ral Ral Avenue, followed by tea and coffee at the Returned Services League clubrooms in Tolarno Street. At 10.15 the march commences opposite the Renmark Club in Murray Avenue, followed by a memorial service and lunch.
More information: 08 8586 4594
Kapunda Farm Fair
27-28 April
Kapunda Harness Racing Complex, Hancock Rd, Kapunda
Come and see agriculture, viticulture, horticulture, machinery, clothing, entertainment and lots more. This is a true country affair for all the family.
More information: www.kapundafarmfair.com.au
Van Schaik's Biogro Mayoral Gala Performance
28 April
Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre, Watson Tce, Mount Gambier
A showcase of young, local artists, including singers, musicians, speakers and dramatists.
More information: 08 8721 2505
Waikerie's Music on the Murray
28-29 April
Waikerie Riverfront, Waikerie
Music on the Murray combines the majestic environment of the Murray River with the beauty of music including a mass choir and orchestra. There’s also art, food, wine and plenty of fun at this truly magnificent event.
More information: 08 8541 2202
2007 Rotary Naracoorte Caves Fun Run
29 April
Naracoorte Caves National Park, Naracoorte
Here’s your chance to walk, jog or run to the World Heritage Listed Naracoorte Caves and, if you choose, raise funds for your community group, school or charity. Take in the scenery or set a goal to beat your personal best and push yourself to the limit.
More information: 08 8762 2678
Jazz On The Bremer
29 April
Frank Potts Reserve, Wellington Rd, Langhorne Creek
Indulge in a great combination of Langhorne Creek wines, fabulous Fleurieu food and music from the nationally renowned “etype Jazz”. For the children, there’s a ‘Kids Corner”.
More information: www.langhornewine.com.au
McLaren Vale Vintage and Classic Day
29 April
Participating wineries throughout McLaren Vale
Visit the stunning McLaren Vale region to see some of Adelaide’s best vintage and classic cars on show at leading McLaren Vale cellar doors.
More information: www.mclarenvale.info/whatson
Scott Group of Companies Millicent Cup Day at Penola 2007
29 April
Penola Racecourse, Penola
This is South Australia’s richest country race meeting is a great day of racing mixed with live music, fashion parades and lots of socialising. The marquee packages are particularly popular, and add another dimension to the experience.
More information: 08 8733 2144
ADELAIDE EVENTS ROUNDUP
Alliance Française French Film Festival 2007
27 March – 4 April
Palace Nova, Rundle St, Adelaide
Some of the finest films from the country famous for its innovative movie making hit Adelaide screens during this very chic festival.
More information: www.frenchfilmfestival.org
Hamlet
30 March - 21 April
Dunstan Playhouse, Adelaide Festival Centre, King William Rd, Adelaide
Hamlet is one of Shakespeare's most powerful plays. Actors love it and audiences are engrossed by it. It's a ghost story, a political thriller, an action-packed murder mystery and a great tragedy that's profoundly moving. Hamlet says everything about life that there is to be said. As a meditation upon human fragility in confrontation with death, it competes only with the world's scriptures.
More information: 131 246
Marion Celebrates
1 April
Marion Cultural Centre, 287 Diagonal Rd, Oaklands Park
The biggest community festival in the City of Marion features an Art on the Move street parade from 11.30am, with funky arty transport creations moving to a street beat. Stay on and enjoy stalls, children’s activities, youth music event, community and professional performers, food, art and a street party.
More information: www.marion.sa.gov.au
Tea and Symphony
4 April
Grainger Studio, Hindley St, Adelaide
The Adelaide Symphony Orchestra presents a series of one hour concerts of popular classics, complete with tea and scones to follow. Featuring the talent of the ASO’s own, including David Sharp, these concerts provide a wonderful classical matinee experience.
More information: 08 8233 6233
Harmony at Easter
6 April
Elder Hall, University of Adelaide, North Tce, Adelaide
Two beautiful sacred works have been chosen by the Adelaide Harmony Choir for its concert on Good Friday night. The works are Mozart’s Requiem and the Stabat Mater of Rossini. Soloists will be Joanna McWaters, Guila Tiver, Simon O’Loughlin, and Andrew
More information: 131 246 or 8272 0771.
Malaysia Airlines Masters Series Three – Emperor
20-21 April
Adelaide Town Hall, King William St, Adelaide
Australian pianist Piers Lane has reviewers and critics grasping for superlatives. Experience his illuminating account of Beethoven’s well-known and deeply loved Concerto, Emperor. Bela Bartok’s Concerto for Orchestra is another highlight of the program, which features the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.
More information: 131 246
Adelaide Home and Garden Expo 2007
20-22 April
Adelaide Showground, Goodwood Rd, Wayville
The Adelaide Home and Garden Expo is an inspirational and innovative showcase for the home and garden. Be part of this unmissable extravaganza incorporating great ideas, fantastic shopping, cutting edge designs and expert advice for every aspect of your home and garden.
More information: www.adelaideexpo.com.au
Glendi Greek Festival 2007
21-22 April
Ellis Park, West Terrace, Adelaide
Glendi is a festival for all South Australians. It aims to promote Greek culture through its history, arts, music, dance and food. Historic artefacts as well as art pieces are all on display in the Cultural Marquee. Music is performed from local, interstate as well as international performers. Foods from all the different regions of Greece are on offer.
More information: www.glendi.org
Krishnan’s Dairy
24-28 April
Dunstan Playhouse, Adelaide Festival Centre, King William Rd, Adelaide
Krishnan’s Dairy takes two of the most clichéd things New Zealanders know about Indians – the Taj Mahal and the corner store – and fuses them into a funny touching love story. This extraordinary one-man show from New Zealand is written and stars Jacob Rajan. Jacob was nominated for The Stage Award for Acting Excellence at the Edinburgh Festival.
More information: 131 246
Anzac Day Race Day 2007
25 April
Victoria Park Racecourse, Fullarton Rd, Adelaide
This is a day for family and friends to get together and remember the sacrifices of all those who have fought for this country. But, it’s also a celebration of the fantastic lifestyle we enjoy because of those brave men and women. There’ll be live entertainment, children’s rides and a full programme of racing. It’s a day of appreciation and family fun, and a great way to celebrate one of the most meaningful holidays in Australia.
More information: www.racingsa.com.au
Herbie Hancock and the ASO
27-28 April
Adelaide Festival Theatre, King William Rd, Adelaide
A protégé of the legendary Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock has become one of the world’s foremost jazz icons in his own right. Performing with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, this ‘cool cat’ will treat the audience to a range of his classic hits.
More information: 131 246
EXHIBITIONS
Alice 5
Until 17 April
AP Bond Art Gallery, 95 Unley Rd, Unley
A Must-See Exhibition of New Artworks from the Northern Territory: AP Bond Art Gallery kicks off its 2007 exhibition calendar with a showcase of works by five of the most talented non-Indigenous artists currently operating out of Alice Springs’ thriving arts community.
More information: www.bondaboriginalart.com
Two Tall Timbers Wood Work Exhibition
Until 27 April
Millicent Visitor Information Centre, 1 Mt Gambier Rd, Millicent
This exhibition features furniture and sculptures made from the two main timbers of the region, Red Gum and Pinus Radiata.
More information: 08 8733 2973
Indigenous Responses to Colonialism: Another Story
Until 29 April
Adelaide Festival Centre, King William Rd, Adelaide
Indigenous perspectives on issues relating to colonisation in an exhibition of contemporary, ‘non-traditional’ art produced by artists working within urbanised environments.
More information: www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au
Association of SA Chinese Writers: Literature, History, Art
Until 30 May
Migration Museum, 82 Kintore Ave, Adelaide
This exhibition will look at the artwork and literature produced and published by Chinese writers in South Australia, as well as the local Chinese community in general.
More information: 08 8207 7580 or visit www.history.sa.gov.au
Destination Australia: Australian Ports of Immigration
Until 24 June
South Australian Maritime Museum, 126 Lipson Street, Pt Adelaide.
The first national exhibition of its kind, Destination Australia highlights the importance of the voyage for millions of immigrants and highlights the personal stories of those arriving in Australia from 1788 until the 1970s.
More information: 08 8207 6255
Egyptian Antiquities from the Louvre: Journey to the Afterlife
Until 1 July
Art Gallery of South Australia, North Tce, Adelaide
The Musée du Louvre is home to one of the world's largest and most outstanding collection of Egyptian Antiquities. This unprecedented exhibition features more than 200 precious objects, and presents a unique opportunity for South Australians to see the treasures of one of history's greatest civilisations.
More information: www.artgallery.sa.gov.au
The Voice of The People: Democracy Comes to South Australia
Until 31 August
History Trust of SA Exhibition Gallery, Torrens Parade Ground, Victoria Drive, Adelaide
This collaborative project between the History Trust of South Australia and the State Electoral Office celebrates the sesquicentenary of responsible government in South Australia. The exhibition will include original documents and artefacts, as well as images and text, presenting the story of democracy in South Australia.
More information: 08 8203 9888 or visit www.history.sa.gov.au
Adelaide – A Different Angle
Until 31 December
Adelaide Central YHA, 135 Waymouth St, Adelaide
Six TAFE SA final year photography students have produced a series of colourful, unique images that capture Adelaide from "a different angle".
More information: 08 8414 3001
Lois and Jill Exhibition at Local Images Gallery
1-28 April
Local Images Gallery, 55 Church St, Penola
You and your friends are invited to an exhibition of paintings by Jill Eckermann and Lois Hodge, at Local Images Art Gallery, Penola on Sunday 1 April 2007 at 2pm. The official opening will be at 2.30pm by Sharyn Hansen with the exhibiton closing 28 April 2007. Be sure to check it out. The gallery is open daily from 10am to 4pm.
More information: 08 8737 3434
Don and Meryl
2-27 April
Ascot Building, Kadina
Don Underlin is back for a second visit to the Ascot with his beautiful leadlight, and is also showing some of his new works. Meryl Howard is here at the Ascot for the first time with her colourful and wacky Australiana paintings.
More information: 08 8821 2404
Penneshaw Easter Art Exhibition
6-15 April
Penneshaw Town Hall, Middle Tce, Penneshaw
The Penneshaw Easter Art Exhibition is a multi media, themed exhibition of more than 300 entries from the talented and multi faceted Kangaroo Island artist community, as well as from mainland artists.
More information: 08 8553 1381
Finns Down Under
6 April - 27 August
Migration Museum, 82 Kintore Avenue, Adelaide
This unusual and exceptionally beautiful collection of works by Finnish-Australian photographer Kirsi Reinikka reflects the harshness of the Australian landscape and the resilience of its Finnish migrants.
More information: 08 8207 7580
The Divided Self – the prints of Barbara Hanrahan
7 April - 30 June
Carrick Hill, 46 Carrick Hill Drv, Springfield
A new exhibition of prints by renowned South Australian artist, Barbara Hanrahan, featuring more than 50 of the artist's most distinctive screenprints, linocuts, etchings, lithographs and woodcuts.
More information: 08 8379 3886
Peter Coad - Major Retrospective
22 April - 15 May
Greenhill Galleries, 140 Barton Terrace West, North Adelaide
A major retrospective of works by one of Australia's leading artists, South Australian Peter Coad. The exhibition celebrates Peter's sixtieth year and shows how travel and cultural encounters have inspired his art through its diverse range of subject matter and locations
More information: 08 82672933 or www.greenhillgalleriesadelaide.com.au
Collectanea
27 April – 27 May
Millicent Gallery, Ridge Tce, Millicent
An intimate, intriguing and lively display of contemporary ceramics based on the personal collections of 16 South Australian artists.
More information: 08 8733 0903
Punttu Family: Artists from the Warumungu Community
27 April – 27 May
Millicent Gallery, Ridge Tce, Millicent
A unique collection of works from Indigenous artists of the Warumungu Community.
More information: 08 8733 0903
Back to E-newsletter<<
Contact the South Australian Tourism Commission.
