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Cutback is a major retrospective exhibition by Tutti artist Scott Pyle. It brings together 17 years of his art practice. Scott's art is full of energy, inspired by pop culture, fantasy, and Adelaide's train history. His paintings are full of colour, movement, and structure. They reflect how he sees and understands the world.
Cutback features art across different mediums such as painting, film, print, and zine.
Opening event: Sunday 27 September, 3 – 5pm | General viewing: Wednesday 30 September – Saturday 31 October, Wednesday – Saturday, 11am – 4pm
Wheelchair accessible venue
Step into a world of spooky fun, immersive experiences and Halloween magic at the 3rd Annual Festival of Halloween.
Returning bigger than ever in 2026, the Festival of Halloween is a unique celebration of all things Halloween, bringing together local artists, makers, performers and the community for a weekend of frightful fun and creativity.
This year features two separate ticketed events across one unforgettable Halloween weekend.
Saturday 24 October – Festival of Halloween After Dark (16+)
Experience a spookier side of Halloween with an evening dedicated to grown-up ghouls and lovers of all things strange and unusual. Explore a curated marketplace featuring spooky, gothic, horror and alternative creators, immersive themed displays, interactive photo opportunities, roaming characters and atmospheric Halloween entertainment.
Sunday 25 October – Festival of Halloween Family Day
A family-friendly celebration packed with Halloween fun for all ages. Wander through the Halloween marketplace, follow the trick-or-treat trail, meet roaming characters, enjoy interactive photo opportunities and take part in children's craft activities, DIY experiences and pumpkin carving demonstrations.
Whether you're a dedicated Halloween enthusiast, a lover of the unusual or simply looking for a memorable day out, the Festival of Halloween offers a unique experience unlike anything else in South Australia.
'The Last Age of the Falling Grace' is a meditation on our relationship with the land in the midst of climate emergency – a form of activism that seeks to create sensation that moves the viewer to act. It is also Jayne's story; a story of life on the land for the land. It is about belonging, a shared notion of "place for the benefit of place" and by extension us all, and about collapsing time, experience and perception into a shared sensation of love for the land.
Talismanic flora appear in states of flux; a gum leaf suspended in a void gently glowing, surrounded by an ember of its own destruction; a Fire Orchid preserved as virtual life repeatedlytransplanted in thin air.In an experiential invocation of story and place, 'The Last Age of the Falling Grace' incorporates landscape under threat with critical flora realised as spatialised content across three synchronised screens. A slow evocation of story in the expanded cinema tradition, beautiful and gentle – with a fiery unforgiving heart at its core.
Spring has arrived in the Adelaide Hills, and Sidewood is celebrating with its annual Sparkling Spring Weekend on 24–25 October.
Across two vibrant days, Sidewood Estate comes alive with sparkling wine, festival-style food, music and plenty of reasons to stay for the afternoon. Enjoy Sidewood's award-winning sparkling wines while Executive Chef Nick Filsell serves up relaxed seasonal dishes designed for grazing, sharing and settling in with friends.
Winter Reds favourite DJ Harvey Robbins returns to soundtrack the weekend, joined by a glitter bar, lawn games and a few sparkling surprises throughout the estate. Expect a buzzing atmosphere, plenty of photo-worthy moments and that unmistakable Sidewood mix of great wine, good food and relaxed Hills energy from the moment you arrive.
Saturday is strictly 18+ and sets the tone for a lively spring session made for groups of friends, long lunches and an afternoon that easily rolls into evening. Sunday shifts into a relaxed family-friendly celebration**, perfect for gathering the crew and soaking up the fresh Adelaide Hills atmosphere.
Whether you come for the wine, the food, the music or simply the excuse to get everyone together, Sparkling Spring is the weekend to put in the diary.
Gather your friends, choose your day and celebrate the season at Sidewood with your favourite people nearby — where spring tastes better with a glass of sparkling in hand.
Inspired by their German heritage here in Hahndorf, Ambleside's schnapps range is crafted with premium Adelaide Hills produce and a nod to tradition. In this flight, you'll taste through a selection of our house-made schnapps – each one celebrating the flavours of the Hills in its own way.
From crisp orchard fruits to rich seasonal favourites, our schnapps are smooth, warming and made to sip slowly. Once you've explored the flight, you'll also get to enjoy them served as mini spritz-style cocktails, showing just how versatile schnapps can be.
A taste of Hahndorf history in every glass.
Settle in at Ambleside's Hahndorf distillery and explore the full spectrum of their gins, each crafted on site in the Adelaide Hills. With a wide range of flight options, you'll taste everything from bright, citrus-driven styles to bold savoury gins and seasonal limited releases.
Each pour is guided by our team, who'll share the stories behind the botanicals and the craft that goes into every batch. Once you've sipped them neat, you'll get to turn each one into its own mini Gin and Tonic, discovering how the flavours transform in the glass.
Everyone's favourite spring festival hub returns to Elder Park, with delicious food, free entertainment and fun for the whole family.
Get ready for sunny days and balmy spring evenings along the banks of Karrawirra Parri/RiverTorrens, soaking up the sights, sounds and flavours of a bustling Asian open-air food market.
A line-up of 25 food vendors will showcase everything from dumplings and bao to regional street food from Vietnam, Japan, Korea, The Philippines, Thailand, India and Cambodia. And for dessert, a range of irresistible Asian-inspired treats will be available to satisfy every sweet tooth.
For the first time, OzAsia Festival's iconic moon lanterns will be on display throughout the Lucky Dumpling Market, adding even more festival magic.
Enjoy free entertainment Thursday to Sunday, featuring live music, DJs and cultural performances that celebrate Adelaide's Asian community groups.
With plenty to see, hear and experience, grab your crew and make Lucky Dumpling Market your place to be during OzAsia Festival.
For World Champagne Day weekend, Bar Septimus pours a flight of three Champagnes, a grower blanc de blancs, a house Brut and a rosé, each matched with a French cheese. No booking is needed: the flight is available any time across the weekend, alongside Champagne by the glass. Bar Septimus is a cheese and wine bar in Adelaide's East End, with a list built around French and Australian wine and a counter of artisan cheese.
Pull Pop Push your way into a world of books that move, surprise and delight.
Pull Pop Push explores the art of movable books, from pop-ups and wheels to tunnels, sound books, flap-books and more. Drawn from the State Library's collections, including the Children's Literature Research Collection, these books use carefully engineered paper mechanisms to transform flat pages into lively scenes that unfold before your eyes.
The exhibition brings these ideas to life through scale, perspective and reveal. You can look behind the scenes to discover how movable books work, step through immersive, larger-than-life recreations of iconic works, and trace the evolution of paper engineering from early scientific tools to much-loved children's books.
Created for the young, the curious and the young at heart, Pull Pop Push is a playful and visually engaging experience that celebrates imagination, creativity and the wonder of stories brought to life.
One-Off Pottery Session, Ages 8 to 99.
This two and half-hour social clay session is full of fun, laughter, and positivity. You're encouraged to fully embrace the process and allow it to heal your mind and soul. They will walk you through simple yet creative steps to create your own ceramic piece. They will process your work for you after the workshop to make it food-safe and waterproof.
Perfect bonding time for families, friends, and couples.
No Experience is needed.
Monet to Matisse tells the story of artists defying tradition and transforming modern art, from Impressionism to Cubism and Surrealism to Abstract Expressionism.
Get a group together and take a bespoke tour of Monet to Matisse: Defying Tradition with an AGSA Gallery Guide.
Tours are available at 3pm daily with a minimum of 8 people, maximum of 20.
AUD45 per person, bookings essential.
Exhibition ticket included.
Bookings required at least 14 days in advance.
Sip your way through signature cocktails at SOL Golden Hour.
Pair a favourite cocktail with premium bites, soak up the rooftop atmosphere and settle in above the city.
Signature cocktails, premium snack pairings, exclusive to SOL Rooftop.
SkyCity Adelaide promotes the responsible consumption of alcohol. Redemption of this offer is subject to compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and codes (including, but not limited to, responsible service of alcohol requirements).
Founded in 2013 by a collective of diverse artists and creatives, The Mill has grown into a vibrant home for South Australian artistry - a place where artforms collide, and evolve, sparking creativity in all its forms.
More than just a studio, The Mill is home to independent creatives and small creative businesses alike - a place where collaboration drives innovation, and artistic practice is pushed beyond what any individual artist could achieve alone.
Here, artists and creatives truly belong; raw ideas are milled through cross-disciplinary artistic experimentation, igniting creativity and transforming concepts into extraordinary works of art.
At The Mill, we offer professional support to help elevate artists and create pathways to share their work locally, nationally and internationally through carefully curated artistic programming.
And the best part? We invite audiences not just to observe, but to connect, engage, and become part of our vibrant, experimental arts community.
If you're not already familiar with the iconic Festival Theatre, it is one of South Australia's most prestigious performing arts venues. Throughout the year, it hosts a wide range of major performances and festivals and is the proud home of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, State Opera South Australia, The Australian Ballet, and other leading companies.
With a seating capacity of nearly 2,000 across three levels, the Festival Theatre is Adelaide's largest proscenium arch theatre. It offers an unparalleled venue for hire, ideal for events where only the finest setting will suffice.
Within the same building, you'll also find our Banquet Room and new restaurant, Angry Penguin, both offering beautiful views of the River Torrens (Karrawirra Pari) and Elder Park. Led by Executive Chef Alex Katsman, Angry Penguin offers you an opportunity to experience elevated pre-show dining – or it is worthy of a visit on its own.
The journey of the Pulteney Street themes and artwork is part of a bigger, colourful story unfolding across the City South‑East — a place‑identity adventure shaped by colour, creativity and community.
It began with Step Back in Time — a project that used historical images to reconnect people with the heritage. These early wraps turned power boxes into mini‑galleries, proving that public art could live anywhere in the public realm and still feel meaningful, accessible and loved.
Building on that momentum, renowned artist Ella Simpson created a new suite of artworks bursting with place‑based colours and bold motifs. Every colour in the palette comes directly from the natural and built environment, shaped through the Community Canvas sessions and conversations with neighbours about what made the area feel like "ours".
The designs celebrate the little things people love about the area:
Heritage homes, Morton Bay figs, Sulphur‑crested Cockatoos
Jacaranda flowers, Hurtle Square plaque, small dogs
The Greek on Halifax chimney, eucalyptus flowers and plane‑tree leaves
The Forest of Dreams sculpture, magpies, Ginkgo leaves from Halifax Street
These elements create a cohesive visual story — one that honours the past, celebrates the present and sets a bold, confident direction for the precinct's future identity.
4th Floor Elevator (4FE) is a Modernist Museum located in the heart of Adelaide CBD hidden upstairs in an historic 1879 building.
Their permanent "MADE IN AUS" collection is a thoughtful curation of objects sourced exclusively from private collection showcasing the influence of migrant and local talents in furniture art, industrial design, and manufacturing in Australia between the 1950s-1980s. These iconic pieces are displayed through a fresh contemporary lens, exemplifying how good design transcends time.
The museum also features international furniture, product & industrial design.
4FE is a pulsating experience of art, design, music, video graphics, and pop culture which is both educational and inspiring for all ages.
For enthusiasts of Mid Century, Vintage, Industrial, Space Age furniture and product design, this is a unique collection not to be missed.
Open fortnightly on Saturday, 11 am - 5 pm.
Zero Latency brings the original and still the most advanced free-roam immersive VR experience to Adelaide.
Zero Latency VR is in 150+ venues over 30 countries and has been in Adelaide since Oct 2021.
Zero Latency VR Adelaide is not just for gamers, it is for anyone who wants to experience 30 minutes of continuous adrenaline excitement - multigenerational teams and family groups.
You and up to eight friends can fight flesh-hungry zombies, defeat AI rogue robots, and discover a mind-bending mystical world. Their licensed bar is the perfect place to share the time recounting your adrenaline-packed adventures.
Zero Latency VR Adelaide now has much more than just ZL Arena. As Adelaide XR Lounge, we have a second gamespace and offers two more set of the best of FreeRoam VR Escape Room and social active Hero Zone VR experiences to Adelaide.
Check out all the new VR experiences.
Adelaide XR Lounge - Zero Latency VR Adelaide - Home of FreeRoam VR in Adelaide.
Welcome to Adelaide's five-star boutique wellness sanctuary, Breathe Stretch Float!
Home of SA's first and only Himalayan Salt Cave, weekly winner of the 2024 Adelaide Fringe 'Best Event or Workshop' for their salt cave sound immersion journeys and NDIS-approved for managed and self-managed clients, this gem is hidden in the heart of the Adelaide CBD.
They specialise in first-class healing and restorative treatments including float therapy, salt therapy, massage, Havening Techniques, Tibetan Singing Bowl Therapy, mobile corporate yoga, Salt Cave Sound Immersion Journeys and meditation.
They aim to nurture and relax each of our clients with individualised and innovative therapeutic techniques. Creating a safe place for healing to occur, they provide you with only the highest level of quality care and service that you deserve.
Featured in SA Life magazine, Glam Adelaide, the Advertiser and one of Adelady's 'Top 15 Girly Weekend Away Ideas', this unique oasis of calm will have you leaving the world behind as you step through their doors.
Take time out today to nourish yourself - mind, body and soul.
Easily accessible by public transport, and only a short walk from the city centre, Victoria Square and major hotels. A perfect location for unique corporate meetings or team building sessions!
Gift vouchers available for purchase.
Come experience the Breathe Stretch Float difference for yourself!
Adelaide, are you ready for a leisure-tainment experience like no other? Holey Moley Golf Club has brought the craziest round of mini-golf you’ve ever played to Adelaide. Put on your finest golf-attire and rally up your caddies for an 18 hole tee off.
But what’s a round-on-the green without a round of refreshments? Grab yourself something nice from our luscious list of libations and settle in at The Caddyshack Bar.
Wanting more? We've levelled up! Trade pars for heath bars and power up for a night of retro fun at the Holey Moley Retro Games Arcade! Thrash your mates and settle the score with Mario Kart, NBA Hoops, pinball and other classic arcade games.
Explore our new console booths for up to 10 people. Play your favs from classic or next gen consoles; N64, Playstation 5, Switch and Xbox. Be quick, booths are walk in only!
Beneath its stunning architecture, Adelaide Arcade offers a unique retail experience where quality and personalised service is second nature.
Enjoy the ambience of our heritage-listed building and escape the ordinary. Discover luxury brands, specialist services, and premium products from local retailers and artisan vendors. Indulge in delicious treats, exquisite jewellery and bespoke offerings.
Explore the vibrant history of Adelaide Arcade, which was built in 1885. Immerse yourself in the fascinating past of this iconic location by taking the free self-guided history tour and visiting the on-site museum.
Located in the heart of Adelaide's CBD, opposite the fountain in Rundle Mall.
Escape the winter chill and discover Winter Under the Umbrellas at Adelaide Arcade, where a vibrant canopy of colourful umbrellas transforms one of Adelaide's most beautiful heritage shopping arcades.
Suspended beneath Adelaide Arcade's iconic Victorian glass roof, the annual installation creates a stunning display that has become a favourite seasonal tradition for locals and visitors alike. It's the perfect place to capture colourful photos, admire the Arcade's heritage architecture and experience one of Adelaide's most Instagram-worthy winter attractions.
Located in the heart of the Adelaide CBD, Adelaide Arcade is home to more than 60 South Australian retailers, artisan jewellers, boutiques, cafés and specialty stores. Spend time browsing unique local businesses, enjoy a coffee or meal, and uncover hidden gems as you wander through the historic arcade.
Whether you're exploring the city, looking for a family-friendly outing or searching for the perfect photo opportunity, Winter Under the Umbrellas offers a colourful experience for visitors of all ages.
Entry is free, and the installation can be enjoyed throughout winter during Adelaide Arcade trading hours.
Unique Opal Mine invites visitors to experience a simulated underground opal mine in Adelaide's CBD. The attraction recreates the feel of the Australian outback, with carved tunnel walls and seams of real opal set into the mine.
Visitors can explore the only attraction of its kind in the CBD and learn more about opal mining, cutting and jewellery making. Skilled opal jewellers regularly cut opal on site, offering a close-up look at this detailed process.
The attraction also features a mini museum with opalised fossils, including an ancient opalised plesiosaur. It is one of only eight known examples in the world.
My Dead Grandpa is one of Adelaide's most unique vintage shopping destinations, located in a repurposed car park in the heart of the CBD.
Part retail space, part cultural experience, it brings together over 50 independent sellers under one roof. Inside, you'll find a constantly rotating mix of vintage clothing, vinyl records, furniture, collectibles, and pop culture pieces from the 1970s through to the early 2000s.
From band tees and AFL memorabilia to retro cameras and rare sneakers, My Dead Grandpa has become a go to for those searching for vintage clothes in Adelaide and a more immersive alternative to traditional retail.
What began as a backyard project has grown into a nationally recognised vintage warehouse, known for its scale, energy, and ever changing stock. Visitors come for the experience as much as the product. Every visit offers something different, with new pieces arriving weekly and no two stalls the same.
Set against raw concrete, graffiti walls, and an industrial fit out, the space reflects Adelaide's creative edge while staying grounded in authenticity and sustainability.
Whether you're planning a day in the city, exploring Adelaide vintage shopping, or simply looking for something unexpected, My Dead Grandpa is a standout stop in the CBD.
The Little Machine is a dynamic space for contemporary and experimental art nestled in the heart of Tarndanya (Adelaide), Australia. Curated by Eleen Deprez and Michael Newall, the gallery serves as a vibrant nexus for both emerging and established artists primarily hailing from South Australia. While they proudly champion the diverse talents of the local art scene, The Little Machine also occasionally presents artists from Belgium, France, and the UK.
The Little Machine is located in Regent Arcade on Rundle Mall, a short walk from The Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA) and the west arts precinct with ACE open, JAM-factory, and Nexus arts.
