Alma's Hem Amphitheatre

Located 60km from Adelaide CBD, Alma's Hem Amphitheatre is an outdoor music and cultural venue. It's stage is positioned in the bank of a dry creek bed and its Ngarrindjeri heritage is upheld through the continuation of ceremony and community gatherings. It offers a big horizon, virgin scrub and ample room for families and nature lovers to explore and appreciate the gift of music and talent in the bush.

Your kids are gonna love the nature aspect of this very safe environment, and there's gonna be so many activities and acts for them to enjoy, whilst you're gonna love the multicultural food trucks, the makers market stalls and the abundance of very talented homegrown music.

If you like craft beer and kombucha then this is the event for you too.

The event is only 20 mins from Victor Harbor, so why don't you book a hotel there and Uber over, or alternatively bring a tent and camp overnight?

This could very well be the peaceful weekend you've been promising yourselves for ages

The space is part of: Alma's Hem Amphitheatre

Venue accessibility

Main venue accessibility information

Entrance

The main entrance to the venue is wheelchair accessible.

Car parking

There are 16 designated wheelchair accessible car parking spaces near this venue.

Wheelchair accessible parking is located: Located close to the venue entrance

Drop off point

Safe wheelchair accessible drop off/pick up area in close proximity to the venue entrance.

Toilet facilities

Designated wheelchair accessible unisex toilet/s.

Additional information

123A Prouse Rd, Inman Valley, SA, Australia

This performance space accessibility information

Entrance

Accessible to people using a wheelchair or who cannot climb stairs.

Wheelchair companions

A carer/partner/companion can sit directly next to the patron using the wheelchair.

Number of wheelchair spaces in this space

100

Additional information

Terrain consists of grass and compacted gravel paths.There are no sealed areas here. However the main areas between parking, food and toilets are very gentle slopes, and stage can be viewed easily without traversing steep slopes. The only area that would be limiting is the dance floor, which is in the actual creek bed itself which is a little steep to get to, but flat once you're there.