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In the epic finale to the Harry Potter Film Concert Series, the battle between good and evil forces of the wizarding world escalates into an all-out war! Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 in Concert brings the final chapter to the big screen this Halloween as the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra performs every note of the epic score from Alexandre Desplat. The stakes have never been higher!
Adelaide Magic Theatre is a captivating venue located in the heart of Adelaide, offering unforgettable performances that bring the wonder of magic to life. At the helm of this magical experience are two of Australia’s most talented illusionists: Sam King, an award-winning magician known for his mind-blowing sleight of hand and dynamic stage presence, and Baenedict Thiveanathan, whose innovative illusions and showmanship have earned him accolades both locally and internationally.
Together, Sam and Baenedict have performed for sold-out audiences across Australia and have been featured in major festivals, including the prestigious Adelaide Fringe. Their world-class magic, combined with the intimate setting of the theatre, creates an immersive experience that leaves audiences spellbound.
Whether you're a magic enthusiast or looking for a unique night out in Adelaide, the Adelaide Magic Theatre is the perfect choice for families, friends, and couples alike. With performances that blend humor, wonder, and mind-bending illusions, it’s a must-visit destination in South Australia's thriving arts scene.
Join master of the macabre, Scottish Storyteller and Magician Kevin Kopfstein for a special Halloween Spooktacular! Experience his assemblage of haunted and accursed relics from his eerie collection. These hauntiques are steeped in the whispers of the supernatural. Behold an 1800's Vampire Hunting Kit, its instruments still thirsting for unholy blood. A Voodoo Doll, pulsing with ancient malevolence. A Cemetery Padlock, rusted with the secrets of the grave. And a child's Haunted Doll, whose innocent eyes conceal unspeakable horrors. Their tales will pierce your soul. Spirits shall stir. The darkness shall answer. Steel your nerves. This is no sanctuary for the fainthearted!
Haunted Halloween is a unique interactive show where dark history meets storytelling and magic. All within the atmospheric venue of The Lost Dice, which comes complete with its own ghost!
Good Music Month is an annual, state-wide, open access live music festival held in November, aiming to elevate the profile of live music in South Australia by providing a platform for artists, venues, and industry professionals to showcase their talents to both local and interstate audiences.
The festival will encompass a diverse range of original live music experiences, ranging from intimate blues bands in local pubs to grand-scale ticketed music festivals, opera, and orchestral concerts.
To generate an unprecedented collective of live music performances in South Australia, MusicSA will collaborate with pre-existing major festivals, events, and industry initiatives scheduled for November, to deliver a wealth of live music experience like never before seen in South Australia.
Geographically, Good Music Month will encompass the greater Adelaide metropolitan area while emphasising the development of a strong network of regional venues.
As Good Music Month establishes a national presence over the years ahead it will contribute to the growth of interstate tourism focused on the vibrant live music scene in South Australia. Simultaneously, it will offer unparalleled prospects for the local music industry to not only exhibit their talents both onstage and behind the scenes but also cultivate career paths and employment openings within the sector.
80+ LGBTQIA+ Events
A bold, state-wide celebration of queer art, culture, and community. From high-energy parties and standout performances to intimate works and exhibitions, the program invites you to experience creativity in all its forms.
Across Adelaide and Regional South Australia.
Feast reaches beyond the city, with regional showcases that amplify local voices and connect communities across the state.
1,500+ Artists, Producers and Community Members
A festival built by community, for community. Thousands of creatives and collaborators come together to shape a program that is vibrant, inclusive, and deeply connected.
Adelaide Italian Festival is set to turn the East End green, white and red again! The Adelaide Italian Festival, which this year celebrates 50 Years, will take place from 1 – 22 November – delivering an extended calendar of Italian inspired events across the State.
The Adelaide Italian Festival is one of the largest open access events in the Southern Hemisphere and it's new, longer format is set to offer a variety of events that cater to audiences both young and old.
Adelaide Italian Festival Chair Phillip Donato OAM said the 2026 Program was a unique blend of festival favourites and exciting new program additions.
"The Adelaide Italian Festival continues to evolve each year and this year's line-up really does encapsulate the true Italian way of life" Mr Donato said.
"From Italian long lunches and dining experiences to opera, sporting showcases, curated market days, art classes, memorable musical performances and cooking masterclasses – the Festival delivers a diverse offering that everyone can enjoy – regardless of your age or cultural background."
Adelaide Italian Festival offers free and ticketed events from 1 - 22 November, 2026.
Re:Life is a collection of works exploring the rediscovery of joy within identity and self. These vibrant works invite you to consider and reflect on how your identity and/or lived experiences can enhance your life and day-to-day activities. From exploring the warm, fuzzy feelings of hosting a good house party with your chosen family, to trying drag makeup for the first time; this collection of works aims to connect and prompt reflection on your own happy moments.
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For 183 years, Brougham Gardens / Tantutittinga (Park 29) and Palmer Gardens / Pangki Pangki (Park 28) have had a special role in the history and social culture of this city.
Along with the prominent floral clock, the rose gardens and other formal plantings, the built heritage that surrounds these two gardens is also impressive - including of course the tower of the Brougham Place Uniting Church. Find out about the role of Palmer Gardens and Brougham Gardens in Adelaide's history, their hidden secrets, and their continuing role in the city's life.
Wear sturdy shoes for a walk of about 1.6km. Approximately 1.5 hours duration. Meet at the corner of O'Connell Street and Brougham Place (at the traffic lights at the top of the hill).
Children are very welcome. Dogs are also welcome, but on a lead, please.
A FREE mini-festival of pop-up chamber music concerts in the iconic galleries, museums and creative spaces on North Terrace.
Celebrating 10 Years.
Since 2016, On the Terrace has grown into a much-loved showcase of South Australian chamber music, and a day of sharing and connection between artists and audiences. To mark ten years, Chamber Music Adelaide has commissioned From Dawn to Dusk from composer Hilary Kleinig. The work traces a single day's journey from the Adelaide Hills through the city to the sea, following the path of Karrawirra Parri (the River Torrens). It ends in a finale that unites two ensembles with inclusive choir Poco Tutti. Founding ensembles return alongside new voices in a program full of world premieres and new Australian works, as well as treasures from the past.
Wander between venues at your own pace and drop in on short performances, around 15 minutes each, set among gallery artworks, museum exhibits and library spaces. All concerts are free and suitable for all ages. [No bookings required.]
Enjoy a memorable afternoon of great food, beautiful wine and live jazz at R.R Restaurant in the heart of Adelaide.
R.R Restaurant **opens from 11:00 am**, giving you plenty of time to settle in, enjoy your meal and relax before the music begins.
A** four-piece live jazz band** will perform from **1:00 pm to 4:00 pm**, creating the perfect atmosphere for a leisurely Sunday afternoon.
Please note that large group bookings may be seated across separate tables, depending on availability and the room layout. We will always do our best to keep your group as close together as possible. Please mention dietary requirement upon purchasing tickets.
3-course menu
Entree - Mushroom Arancini Ball (3pcs)
Main - 300g Angus Porterhouse Steak (Medium)
Dessert - Homemade Sticky Date Pudding
$89 per person
**Live jazz from 1:00 pm–4:00 pm
Limited tables available. Book your table today.**
The National Wine Centre is bringing bubbles and beats to the Adelaide CBD with The Drop In: Bubbles Anniversary Edition on Sunday 1 November 2026.
Curated for lovers of fizz, taste the full spectrum of Australian Sparkling wine from a handpicked lineup of producers at this special edition of The Drop In marking the National Wine Centre's 25th anniversary.
Lounge on the lawns and enjoy a relaxed afternoon on outdoor terraces overlooking the Adelaide Botanic Garden, with a live music soundtrack to complete those party vibes.
The Drop In: Bubbles Anniversary Edition
Date: Sunday 1 November 2026
Time: 12pm–5pm
Tastings from 12pm–3pm
After Party from 3pm–5pm
Location: National Wine Centre
Corner of Botanic Road and Hackney Road
Adelaide, South Australia 5000
Tickets: AUD55 + booking fee
Group Tickets: Book 5 or more in one transaction for 15% off!
Each ticket includes unlimited tastings for three hours (12pm–3pm), as you roam from producer to producer discovering how region, climate and method change the glass.
This is a rare opportunity to taste and compare dozens of Australian Sparkling wines in the one location. Plus, pick up some special bottles to take home, just in time for the silly season.
Join a FREE, family-friendly celebration of South Australia's cultures at the 2026 Multicultural Festival!
The festival brings together multicultural community groups from across South Australia to share their cultures, traditions and stories in a vibrant, welcoming environment.
With more than 90 experiences, 70 multicultural organisations and more than 60 cultures represented, this year's event is packed with things to see, taste and experience.
Whether you're discovering a new culture, reconnecting with friends and family, or simply looking for a great day out, there's something for everyone.
Everyone is welcome – come along and celebrate together.
The Multicultural Festival is the state government's flagship event to celebrate South Australia's cultural diversity.
This event is proud to support the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, to help make the festival safe and accessible for everyone.
