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Adelaide Fringe in partnership with the State Government will be supporting two locally-led events on Kangaroo Island this year.

Congratulations to our 2020 BankSA Adelaide Fringe Weekly Fringe Award Winners for WEEK THREE!

Congratulations to our 2020 BankSA Adelaide Fringe Weekly Fringe Award Winners for WEEK TWO!

Our BankSA Weekly Award Winners for Week One is here!

Today is International Day of People with Disability! To mark the occasion, we did an interview with our Access and Inclusion Coordinator, Kelly Vincent.

​The party that brings a city to life will once again challenge and enchant audiences for the 60th anniversary of Adelaide Fringe in 2020, from February 14 to March 15.

Tickets for the 60th anniversary are on sale from 9am ACST 28 November 2019 for all 1210 events, with more than 7000 artists and 361 venues set to take part in the event that lights up Adelaide and South Australia.

In an Adelaide Fringe first Lot Fourteen will host ‘Electric Dreams’, a three day creative industries conference looking at how technology is changing the arts (Feb 19-21) and five day virtual reality program and immersive storytelling showcase from (Feb 19-23) as part of the 2020 Adelaide Fringe.

The Adelaide Fringe has announced its diamond anniversary ambassadors with Queen of Pop, Marcia Hines, international superstar, Amanda Palmer and glamazon-drag superhero, Fez Fa’anana, set to shine in 2020.

Adelaide Fringe excitedly invite industry to register to be part of Honey Pot - Adelaide Fringe’s International Arts Marketplace.

Adelaide Fringe's 2019 signature project, Yabarra - Gathering of Light has been nominated in multiple categories for the Australian Event Awards!

The Adelaide Fringe Board has announced Director and CEO Heather Croall’s contract has been extended by two years to 2022.

Ms Croall delivered her first Adelaide Fringe in 2016, returning to Adelaide after almost a decade in the UK. Under her stewardship, the much-loved festival has experienced exceptional growth in terms of ticket sales, attendances, tourist visitation, philanthropy and industry engagement.

The Adelaide Fringe Artist Fund has awarded more than $90,000 worth of grants to support artists, producers and venues to present work in next year’s festival.

This year, the grants were separated into three categories – with a total of nine grants being awarded to two venues, two producers and five artists.