Windmill Performing Arts and Adelaide Festival Centre’s Performing Arts Collection present Happy Birthday Windmill, on display in the Festival Theatre Foyer until 20 November 2007. The exhibition is a celebration of Windmill’s extraordinary achievements within the arts industry and the impact it’s had on families throughout South Australia, Australia and across the world.
After a successful 2006 season, Adelaide Festival Centre is proud to present OUR MOB 07: A Statewide Celebration of Regional and Remote South Australian Aboriginal Artists.
Applications are now open for the South Australian Youth Arts Board annual scholarships. For artists aged 26 and under, four scholarships are available totalling over $38,000.
The program for the Adelaide Festival Centre’s inaugural OzAsia Festival, to be held in Adelaide from 21 September to 7 October 2007, has been announced.
New South Wales pianist Adam Adov, 23, has won First Prize and $33,000 at the 2026 Australian National Piano Award, announced on Saturday night at Riverlinks Eastbank in Shepparton.
Adelaide Fringe Fund opened a new round of grants on 15 October, offering financial support to eligible artists, events and venues participating in the 2027 Adelaide Fringe.
The Australian String Quartet (ASQ) has launched a $15 million endowment to provide long-term financial support for the organisation, with $4.725 million in gifts and pledges secured towards the target.