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With the Adelaide Fringe Poster Competition closing this Sunday, we take a look back at 2019 poster competition winner, Matthew Clarke.

Independent artists planning to present work in the 2023 Adelaide Fringe can now apply for financial assistance through the Adelaide Fringe Artist Fund.

Adelaide Fringe invites artists, creatives, illustrators and designers around Australia and across the globe to enter a poster that could become the emblematic image of the 2023 Adelaide Fringe.

Adelaide Fringe has once again cemented its status as one of the world's leading arts festivals,
generating $74.9 million in expenditure and bringing $50.1 million of new money into the state.

2022 Adelaide Fringe has once again proved itself as South Australia’s favourite festival attracting 3.2 million attendances over the past 31 days and nights.

Congratulations to all our 2022 Adelaide Fringe Award winners!

Kicking off on Saturday 19 March, UneARTH Whyalla is the perfect excuse for an unforgettable Summer road trip.

The Fringe Caravan is rolling into Waikerie for the long weekend, equipped with Fringe performers, a photobooth and hours of entertainment!

Watch the town of Naracoorte transform into a buzzing location filled with markets, gallery spaces, street performances and much more this March.

You’re about to find out why the Limestone Coast is the place to be this Fringe.

Meet the winner of the 2022 Schools Poster Competition - Tryphena, a Year 10 student at The Heights School.

This February, just a short 1.5 hour drive from Adelaide, Victor Harbor is hosting a seaside festival for all. Get your road trip crew together and let’s hit the road! What are you waiting for?