The iconic market is expecting more than 500,000 people to walk through the doors in the last two weeks of the season, with 115,000 of those are expected to visit in the final three days.
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HDWM is a bit like if Stereosonic music festival went on a wine tour of McLaren Vale. It delightfully delivers all the fun of an electronica / house music festival through the lens of Serafino wine tasting. This unique dynamic attracts an interesting crowd of all sorts -hipsters, ravers and wine connoisseurs alike!
Hosted by the Korean Disability Arts & Culture Center (KDAC) in Seoul, No Strings will tour the full production to Seoul, giving four public performances, two school matinees, a public talk and a collaborative workshop.
Fat Controller introduces The Steam Room, a dedicated electronic and dance section of the club.
Featuring performers from around the world, interstate and locally, the boutique event is once again bringing the excitement of the Fringe to the tranquil Adelaide hills from the 21st of February to the 1st of March 2020.
Next year, The Garden will host around 112 shows across 17 venues with a program bursting full of comedy, theatre, circus, cabaret, interactive spaces, music, magic and more.
Celebrating its 60th anniversary, the festival gets bigger and bigger every year with 2020 being no exception.
Indie rock trio Horror My Friend achieved three nods for their successes at the South Australian Music (SAM) Awards tonight, with Adrian Eagle and Electric Fields both coming away with two awards each, and Jess Day winning Best New Artist.
The inaugural Terrace Sessions are a free, pop-up music series featuring some of South Australia’s most talented musicians, playing over four Friday nights.
As a piece of pure theatre, Black is the New White is the new everything in terms of intellectual, sociopolitical, comedy based commentary on stage.
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