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Events: This Month
CLIPSAL 500 ADELAIDE
1-4 March
Full-blooded V8 action hits the city streets, as Adelaide combines Australia’s largest motor sport festival with four nights of concerts, spectacular air displays and non-stop on-track action. This is the race Murray Walker called the greatest touring car event in the world, and we’re not about to argue with the expert. Feel the rush as the cars roar by during the day, then party into the night with huge outdoor concerts.
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ADELAIDE PLAINS CUP CARNIVAL
2-4 March
This regional festival celebrates the food and culture of the Adelaide Plains, with a huge range of great events for the whole family. There will be live music, food and wine, and competitions ranging from golf to poetry writing for you to get involved in. The weekend celebrations culminate with the running of the Adelaide Plains Cup at Balaklava on the Sunday afternoon.
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ADELAIDE FRINGE 2007
8-31 March
Open your mind and take in some cutting-edge culture, while enjoying the party atmosphere the Adelaide Fringe creates right across the city. Held annually for the first time this year, the Adelaide Fringe is the largest arts festival in Australia. It’s super hip and very funky. Anything goes with performances by independent artists from all over the world: theatre, comedy, dance, visual arts, film, video, music and multi-media shows are all a part of the Fringe party.
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WOMADELAIDE
9-11 March
This is one of Australia's best loved, most respected music festivals – and definitely one of its coolest. Over three balmy days and nights, in the splendour of Adelaide's Botanic Park, hundreds of artists from all over the world share their music, dance and culture. Groove to the global beats, then relax under shady trees or indulge in the delights of delicious food, wines, and cooling ales as you explore the special WOMAD Global Village of arts, crafts, workshops and children's entertainment.
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SKYCITY ADELAIDE CUP DAY
12 March
The race that stops Adelaide is on again, with all the traditional trackside glamour and on-field excitement. There’s nothing to beat being there in person to cheer on your favourite as the horses gallop past. Whether you go for a flutter, for the live entertainment, or just to soak up the atmosphere, the SKYCITY Adelaide Cup Day is a must for everyone’s diaries.
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2007 WORLD POLICE AND FIRE GAMES
16-25 March
The World Police & Fire Games is a spectacular international sporting event, offering police officers, fire fighters, correctional services and customs officers from around the world an opportunity to showcase their athletic talents in more than 65 diverse sporting events. This will be the biggest sporting event ever held in Adelaide, with more than 10,000 competitors, supporters and officials here for the games.
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REGIONAL EVENTS ROUNDUP
Fox Creek Wines Fleurieu Peninsula Working Sheepdog Trials 2007
1-5 and 24-25 March
Mount Compass Main Oval, Mount Compass, Yankalilla Showgrounds, Yankalilla and Strathalbyn
All the traditional fun of sheep dog trials at three picturesque country locations.
More information: www.sheepdogtrials.com.au
2007 Regional Masters Games
2-4 March
Various venues in Murray Bridge
This multisport event is designed to allow sportspersons the opportunity to participate in the sports of their choice and to compete with their age peers. The Games are an experience, a holiday, a fun social time and a great excuse to be active.
More information: 1300 882 920 or www.2007regionalmasters.com.au
Moot Yang Gunya Festival 2007
2-4 March
Mundulla Oval, Mundulla
The Moot Yang Gunya Festival evolved from the Mundulla Show, and mixes the best elements of a country show with entertainment and promotion of rural and community life.
More information: 08 8753 4117
ASO Alfresco
3 March
Mount Lofty Botanical Gardens, Lower Entrance, Lampert Road, Crafers Enjoy the music of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra in an idyllic outdoor setting on a balmy summer evening.
More information: www.bass.net.au
Power of the Past 2007
3-4 March
Mount Barker Oval, Alexandrina Road, Mount Barker
The largest gathering of vintage stationary engines, tractors, farm machinery and veteran, vintage and classic vehicles in SA. There will be regular demonstrations of old farm machinery, as well as displays of dolls, spinning and weaving, glass blowing, pottery and floral arts.
More information: 08 8258 9295 or www.ahmrc.org
Kalangadoo Spud Fest
4 March
Kalangadoo Institute and Hall, Kalangadoo
Just as the name implies, this will be an opportunity to buy top quality potatoes from local growers and learn about the region’s potato industry. There will also be lots of food, as well as activity stalls, arts and crafts, children's activities and entertainment.
More information: 08 8739 3336
Port Pirie Camp Quality Golf Day
4 March
Port Pirie Golf Club, Kingston Road, Port Pirie
This event day is full of fun and raises money for children living with cancer.
More information: 0409 163 006
Riverland 4WD Expo
4 March
Sedunary Park, Nookamka Terrace, Barmera
An event for off road enthusiasts, featuring four-wheel drives, camping displays, a large range of equipment and a retail area.
More information: 08 8582 5511
Port Lincoln Cup Carnival 2007
6-8 March
Ravendale Park Racecourse, Port Lincoln
The whole town joins in the carnival atmosphere and puts on a great party for this big event, which features fashion, food, wine, entertainment and racing. More information: www.racingsa.com.au
Glossop High School Continental
8 March
Glossop High School, Middle Campus, Old Sturt Highway, Glossop
A night of family fun, with raffles, rides, games and great food stalls.
More information: 08 8583 2004
Borderline Speedway NASR Super Sedan Series and Demolition Derby
9 March
Borderline Speedway, Princes Highway, Mount Gambier
Live racing at the Borderline Speedway featuring the NASR Super Sedan Series and the ever popular Demolition Derby.
More information: 08 8725 5513
Tanunda Show
10 March
Tanunda Show Grounds, Tanunda
The Tanunda Show represents the agricultural and horticultural strength of the Barossa’s community and a long tradition of a special food and wine culture that sets it apart. Highlights include the Dill Cucumber, German Yeast Cake, and Rotegrutze Championships, chook washing demonstrations, a hand milking championship, sideshows, live music and a mini-circus for the kids.
More information: www.tanundashow.org.au
Antique and Collector Fair
10 March
Bay Road, Mount Gambier
Antique and Collector Fair with a variety of different stall holders held in the Anglican Church Hall in Mount Gambier.
More information: 08 8725 5284
Keith Drought Buster Bull Ride and Ute Muster
10 March
Keith Showgrounds, Emu Flat Road, Keith
Rodeo action returns to the Keith Showgrounds. This event also features novelty and trade stalls, kids’ entertainment and the traditional ute and truck muster.
More information: 08 8755 1355
Zema Estate 25th Vintage Celebrations Dinner and A day on the Verandah
10-11 March
Zema Estate, Coonawarra
This dinner is the grand finale in the year long celebration of Zema Estate's 25th vintage. The dinner will be hosted by the Zema family at the winery and will feature an exceptional line up of rare wines from the past 25 years.
More information: 08 8736 3219
Rotary Murraylands Cultural Festival
10-11 March
Sturt Reserve, Murray Bridge
This riverside cultural extravaganza includes live music and dance. You’ll also be able to enjoy the tastes of the Murraylands, with a range of gourmet treats including fine wines, cheese and olives.
More information: www.rotarnet.com.au/murraybridge
South Australian Wooden Boat and Music Festival
10-12 March
Goolwa
Come and enjoy this exciting maritime experience at the historic river port of Goolwa, with wooden boats of all shapes and sizes, steam, sail, oar and paddle, good food, wine and great entertainment.
More information: www.woodenboatfestival.com.au
West Coast Country Music Festival
10-11 March
Port Lincoln Race Course, Proper Bay Road, Port Lincoln
Come and enjoy Port Lincoln's West Coast Country Music Festival, to be held on the Adelaide Cup long weekend in March 2007. This year’s festival will feature more than 17 artists performing during the two-day period.
More information: 08 8682 3689
Adelaide Hills Wine Festival - Crush 2007
11 March
Various venues in the Adelaide Hills wine region
Spend the day at the Adelaide Hill’s revamped flagship food and wine event (previously known as the Hills Harvest Festival) and enjoy some of the best food and wine the region has to offer.
More information: 1300 305 577 or www.adelaidehillswine.com.au
Grape Stomping Lunch
11 March
Angus Plains Winery, Langhorne Creek
This annual event celebrates the harvest season and includes an arrival drink, gourmet lunch, live music and grape stomp. Bookings essential.
More information: www.angasplainswines.com.au
Riesling Race Day at Clare
11 March
Clare Valley Racecourse, Clare
A day that brilliantly blends racing and the Clare Valley’s sensational Rieslings. Trackside attractions will include live music and the Clare Valley Wine Tent.
More information: www.racingsa.com.au
POD2 Victor Harbor Triathlons and ASICS Fun Walk and Run
11 March
Bartel Boulevard, Encounter Lakes, Victor Harbor
These three events cater for the casual walker to the serious runner, as well as the athlete wanting to enter a small fun triathlon and the serious elite tri-athlete trying to conquer the Olympic distance event.
More information: www.victorharbortriathlons.org
Nairne Founders Day
11 March
Main Street, Nairne
A celebration of the people who founded and developed Nairne, featuring historic walks, a heritage museum, people in period costume, stalls, art, music and food.
More information: www.nairne.org.au
Make A Wish Fun Run/Walk
11 March
Wallaroo Netball Courts to Victoria Square, Kadina
The Yorke Peninsula branch of the Make a Wish Foundation holds this fun event, providing after race refreshments, a sausage sizzle and face painting. It’s all for a good cause, so get your entry form by calling 08 8825 2656 or emailing Kaza1970@bigpond.com.
More information: 08 8825 2656
Streaky Bay Cup Day 2007
13 March
Mabie Racecourse, Streaky Bay
There’s a great ‘outback’ feel to the Streaky Bay Cup Day, but with the trappings of a city meeting: wines, fantastic food - especially seafood - live entertainment, TAB facilities, fun stuff for the kids, raffles and free promotions.
More information: www.racingsa.com.au
Maitland Show
14 March
Rogers Terrace, Maitland
Bring the whole family to experience a traditional country show. While the children are enjoying the sideshows, browse through the pavilion and see many local talents on display. There will also be clowns and a performing dog show to keep everyone entertained, followed by fireworks to close the event. More information: 08 8832 2203
The Flying Tzars
15 March
Barossa Arts Convention Centre, Magnolia Rd, Tanunda
With more than 40 performers, the Imperial Russian Dance Company's Flying Tzars present a show for the whole family.
More information: 08 8561 4299
Kimba Cup Day at Port Lincoln 2007
18 March
Ravendale Park Racecourse, Port Lincoln
One the most popular race days on the Eyre Peninsula includes entertainment and fun for everyone.
More information: www.racingsa.com.au
Clare High School Continental
16 March
Blyth Road, Clare
A great day out, featuring a wine bar, food stalls, coffee bar, gourmet barbecue, live entertainment, sideshows and even a haunted house.
More information: 08 8842 2788
South East Field Days
16-17 March
Yakka Park, Lucindale
The state’s largest annual agricultural field days attract more than 500 exhibitors and a crowd of 25,000. The event is a combination of the agricultural, environmental, educational and technological with craft, fashion, food and entertainment.
More information: www.southeastfielddays.com.au
Gawler Band Festival 2007
18 March
Pioneer Park, Murray Street, Gawler
Come along and enjoy the Gawler Band Festival, a one-day event featuring brass, concert, pipe and country music.
More information: 08 8262 4811
Cousin Jack Gift - Kadina Athletics Carnival
18 March
Kadina High School Oval, Kadina
The Cousin Jack Gift, which is the feature race of this carnival, has been run since 1964, making it the second oldest foot race in South Australia. Eight other races will be offered on the carnival’s program, including a Fun Run, Little Athletics events and official South Australia Athletics league events.
More information: 0417 810 981
The Messiah
22 March
Barossa Arts Convention Centre, Magnolia Road, Tanunda
A comedy by Patrick Barolow, featuring two rather incompetent, over-ambitious amateur actors attempting to produce the ultimate Christmas story with a cast of two.
More information: 08 8561 4299 or www.barossaconvention.org
Tailem Bend Music Festival
23-25 March
Town Hall and Railway Terrace, Tailem Bend
The Murraylands Music Festival is a community-based event proudly showcasing the region. Highlights include live music performances, a talent quest, activities for children, and great local produce.
More information: 08 8572 3266
Father Julian Tenison Woods 150th Anniversary Celebrations
23-25 March
Mary MacKillop Penola Centre, Penola
Father Woods came to Penola on 19 March 1857. The Mary MacKillop Penola Centre will host celebrations commemorating this important occasion over three days.
More information: 08 8737 2480 or www.mackillop-penola.com
Murraylands Music Festival 2007
23-25 March
Main Street, Tailem Bend
The three-day Murraylands Music Festival features Australia’s best professional artists and includes a talent quest run in conjunction with the South Australian Council for Country Music.
More information: 08 8572 3266
Geltwood Craft Festival 2007
23 March – 1 April
Millicent Gallery, Millicent
Millicent is a country town recognised for the skills of its craftsmen and women. Distinctive and original, the creativity that flourishes in Millicent can be viewed each year during this festival.
More information: 08 8733 0903
Riverland Multicultural Festival 2007
24 March
Renmark Riverfront, Murray Ave, Renmark
The Riverland Multicultural Festival draws together an exciting and varied program including multicultural performances, a street parade, craft stalls, food and wine tasting, an activity tent for children and a five day visit from the Tibetan Monks as part of their Sacred Footsteps World Tour.
More information: 08 8586 6609
Mount Gambier Harness Racing Gambier Print Derby
24 March
Greenwald Paceway, Piack Avenue, Mount Gambier
Enjoy the excitement of harness racing under lights at Mount Gambier's annual harness racing derby.
More information: 08 8725 0085
Penong Cup Day 2007
18 March
Penong Racecourse, Penong
This big outback party is held at South Australia’s western-most racecourse. There’ll be plenty of liquid refreshments and great tucker to go along with the racing, plus live entertainment.
More information: www.racingsa.com.au
Bundaleer Forest Weekend 2007
24-25 March
The glorious Bundaleer Forest will once again ring with music and festivity for an entire weekend, with superb artists, local produce and country hospitality. Highlights of the weekend will be performances by Teddy Tahu Rhodes, Simon O'Neill and the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.
More information: www.bundaleerweekend.com.au
Wine and Beef Race Day at Mount Gambier
25 March
Glenburnie Racecourse, Jubilee Highway East, Mount Gambier
Some of the best beef in Australia comes from the Limestone Coast, and this event allows you to enjoy it along with the magnificent reds from Coonawarra. It’s also a terrific day of racing.
More information: www.racingsa.com.au
Booleroo Steam And Traction Preservation Society Annual Rally 2007
25 March
Oval Complex, Arthur St, Booleroo Centre
One for the machine enthusiast: this event features 60 stationary engines chugging away in their special compound, a tractor parade and big engines being started. There will also be art and craft stalls, refreshments and more.
More information: 08 8667 2185
Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player
27 March
Ascot Theatre, Graves St, Kadina
A performance of technically beautiful music, interspersed with comedy. David Scheel's one-man show will appeal to even those who wouldn't normally attend a classical recital.
More information: 08 8821 2008
Riverland Harvest Festival and Great Grape Stomp
30 March
Loxton North Primary School, Balfour-Olgivy Road, Loxton North
This is the largest and longest running harvest celebration in the region, and features a feast of fun, food and entertainment for the whole family. Highlights include a sporting memorabilia auction, a crayfish raffle and the Great Grape Stomp.
More information: 08 8584 1369
Karoonda Farm Fair 2007
30-31 March
Karoonda Oval, Karoonda
The largest event held annually east of the Murray River in South Australia attracts 10,000 people each year and includes more than 350 exhibitors, ranging from farmyard animals to sheep shearing.
More information: 08 8538 2860
ADELAIDE EVENTS ROUNDUP
Sundays at the Festival Centre
Every Sunday until 31 March
Adelaide Festival Centre, King William Road, Adelaide
Affordable entertainment that the whole family can enjoy, including live music, stunning visual arts exhibitions, a quality art and craft market much more.
More information: 08 8216 8557 or www.afct.org.au
Adelaide AVFest 2007
2-4 March
Mullins Gallery, 260 Portrush Rd, Beulah Park
An opportunity to visit Mullins Gallery, the home of the South Australian Photographic Society, to see audiovisual entries from all around the world entered in the International Audio Visual Festival competition.
More information: 08 8329 6704
The Adventures of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie and Little Ragged Blossom
2-14 March
Dunstan Playhouse, Festival Centre, King William Rd, Adelaide
May Gibbs’ iconic story of the Australian bush featuring assorted nuts, blossoms and native creatures has been turned on its head in a major new musical theatre work. This magical theatrical event will entertain and enchant adults and children alike.
More information: www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au
2007 African Cultural Festival
3 March
Adelaide Festival Centre Terrace, King William Road, Adelaide
A celebration of African communities who have settled in South Australia, this free festival will showcase African culture, music and food.
More information: www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au
Public Lecture - ‘The True Guardians of Democracy - the Parliament or the Courts?’
8 March
Brookman Hall, University of South Australia, North Terrace, Adelaide
To help mark the 150th anniversary of democracy in South Australia, the History Trust of South Australia and State Electoral Office will present a free public lecture on the topic, ‘The True Guardians of Democracy - the Parliament or the Courts?’ The speaker will be the Hon Justice John Perry AO, Supreme Court Justice.
More information: 08 8203 9888
Malaysia Airlines Master Series 1 – Great Romantics
9-10 March
Adelaide Festival Theatre, King William Rd, Adelaide
The Adelaide Symphony Orchestra’s Master Series will open for the year with one of the rising stars of violin, Natalia Lomeiko. Lomeiko will perform Dvorak’s Violin Concerto. The concert will also feature Rachmaninov’s Symphony No.2 and Wagner’s Die Meistersinger Prelude.
More information: www.aso.com.au
Animal Expo
10-12 March
Adelaide Showground, Goodwood Rd, Wayville
Great family fun is the focus at SA's biggest pet and animal event, featuring Dr Harry Cooper. Featuring lots of animals, expert advice and pet products, plus the Pedigree International Dog Show.
More information: www.adelaidemotorshow.com.au
Death and the Maiden
14 March
Adelaide Town Hall, King William St, Adelaide
The Australian String Quartet starts its 2007 season with three works that demonstrate the incredible dramatic range of this instrumental ensemble. Experience the passion, beauty and romance of Schubert’s Death and the Maiden, Berg’s Lyric Suite and Carl Vine’s String Quartet Number Three.
More information: www.asq.com.au
Kustom Kulture Weekend
16-18 March
The Highway, 290 Anzac Highway, Plympton
Get set once again for Adelaide's most rocking roots music and “Kulture” event. Featuring hot bands, hot rods, a giant boot sale, kooky art displays, drink specials, prizes, giveaways and a whole lot more.
More information: www.kustomkulturesa.com
O'Connell Street Food and Wine Affair 2007
18 March
Wellington Square, Adelaide
One of Adelaide’s premier foodie event: every year for the past ten years, the cafes, restaurants and hotels of the Precinct have taken over Wellington Square to provide outstanding cuisine at low prices. There is also a stunning range of fine wines available by the glass and live entertainment.
More information: www.oconnellstreet.com.au
Sixth Annual Antique and Classic Aircraft Fly-in Spectacular
18 March
Classic Jets Fighter Museum, Parafield Airport, Parafield
More than 20 vintage aircraft fly in from all corners of the state for this special event. The public will also be able to sit in the cockpit of a real jet fighter. There will also be a sausage sizzle, refreshments, children’s rides and displays of military vehicles and scale aircraft models.
More information: 08 8258 5176 or www.classicjets.com
Man Alive! 2007
18 March
Semaphore Foreshore Reserve, Esplanade, Semaphore
This festival promotes men’s health and well being, with a wide range of health services and community groups attending. They will be complemented by fun activities and a quality live entertainment program.
More information: www.manalivefestival.com
Soweto Gospel Choir
20-21 March
Adelaide Festival Theatre, King William Rd, Adelaide
Fresh from its win at the Grammy Awards, the Soweto Gospel Choir brings its inspirational repertoire of tribal, traditional and popular African gospel to Adelaide.
More information: 131 246 or online at www.bass.net.au
WORD
21–23 March
Fringe Factory Theatre, Adelaide
This is the Adelaide Fringe’s new writers’ festival, featuring renowned authors such as Richard Flanagan, Anna Funder, Sean Williams and Shaun Tan. Check out the writers’ workshops, panel discussions, a poetry slam and word jam amd even ‘read dating’.
More information: www.adelaidefringe.com.au.
Adelaide International Kite Festival
23-25 March
Semaphore Foreshore, Semaphore
Join in the fun at Australia’s largest kite festival, with expert displays, kite making workshops and competitions.
More information: 08 8359 3266 or www.akfa.net
Alliance Française French Film Festival 2007
27 March – 2 February
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
Adelaide Motor Show
28 March - 1 April
Adelaide Showground, Goodwood Rd, Wayville
South Australia’s premier automotive event features passenger, 4WD and light truck new model releases, advance previews and concept models. The event also incorporates Adelaide’s biggest Motorcycle Show, a free Children’s Amusement Park and other special features.
More information: www.adelaidemotorshow.com.au
Summer Boat and Leisure Expo
31 March – 1 April
Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron, Oliver Rogers Road, Outer Harbor
If it floats and is fun, then you'll find it at this new event. Featuring every kind of boat from canoes to luxury cruisers, plus fabulous food and wine, and entertainment.
More information: 08 8341 8600
EXHIBITIONS
National Treasures Exhibition
Until 25 March
The Flinders Art Gallery, State Library of South Australia, North Tce, Adelaide
A landmark exhibition that tells a rich and remarkable story about our history, our nation, our treasures and our libraries. The free exhibition brings together more than 170 extraordinary items that have shaped our nation – a diverse range of manuscripts, maps, drawings, paintings and objects—from the everyday to the exotic.
More information: 8207 7250
The Da Vinci Machines
Until 12 March 2007
ETSA Utilities Gallery, SA Museum, North Tce, Adelaide
Drawings left behind by Leonardo da Vinci nearly 500 years ago have been transformed into this stunning exhibition of models. Developed by Italian artisans Teknoart, this display gives insight into the mind of the Renaissance genius.
More information: 08 8207 7429
Under the Big Top
Until 31 March
Gallery 19a, Art Gallery of South Australia, North Tce, Adelaide
This free display features a fascinating selection of objects which reflect on the themes of the circus and popular entertainment. Highlights include Burt Flugelman 's Tattooed lady, the Elephant footstool and the marvellous Circus dinner set.
More information: 08 8207 7000 or www.artgallery.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
Experimenta Vanishing Point
Until 10 March
Art Gallery of South Australia, North Tce, Adelaide
Inspired by twisted realities in Alice in Wonderland and Being John Malkovich, the interactive media works and videos screening in this popular exhibition transform the banality of everyday life into the extraordinary and fantastic. More information: 08 8207 7000 or www.artgallery.sa.gov.au
Light from the Lakes
2-21 March
Millicent Gallery, Ridge Terrace, Millicent
This exhibition consists of beautiful watercolour paintings from renowned English Landscape Artist from Cumbria, Donald Wilkinson.
More information: 08 8733 0903
Doctor John Flett
5-30 March
Ascot Theatre, Graves St, Kadina
The very talented Doctor John Flett will again exhibit his wonderful landscapes at the Ascot Theatre, Kadina. Doctor Flett will make a donation from his paintings to the Wallaroo School, which was burnt in the summer holidays of 2006.
More information: 08 8821 2404
2007 Murray Bridge Rotary Art Show
10-29 March
Murray Bridge Regional Art Gallery, Town Hall, Sixth St, Murray Bridge
This special showcase of local talent celebrates the 20th anniversary of exhibitions by the Murray Bridge and Mobilong Rotary Clubs.
More information: 08 8532 8523
After Heysen: Exposing the Australian Landscape
10-25 March
Artspace, Adelaide Festival Centre, King William Rd, Adelaide
Pursuing Hans Heysen's passion for the Australian bush, Australian landscape artists continue to expose secrets and experiences of Australia's unique character.
More information: 08 8216 8642 or www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com
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
Association of SA Chinese Writers: Literature, History, Art
1 March – 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
Royal South Australian Society of Arts "Fellows 150" Fringe Exhibition
4 March – 1 April
Level 1 Institute Building, Corner North Tce and Kintore Ave, Adelaide
The oldest functioning arts society in Australia exhibits artworks of its most esteemed members known as "Fellows of Royal South Australian Society of Arts". Most works are for sale and there will be an art market of smaller works.
More information: 08 8232 0450
Alice 5
29 March – 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
Egyptian Antiquities from the Louvre: Journey to the Afterlife
21 March - 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
Princes Contemporary Art Show 2007
23-26 March
Prince Alfred College, Dequetteville Terrace, Adelaide
A showcase of works by more than 60 of South Australia’s most highly respected and emerging talents.
More information: www.pac.edu.au
Two Tall Timbers Wood Work Exhibition
23 March – 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
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