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Record $106k in grant funding to go to 2019 Adelaide Fringe artists.

An artist has put himself in the spotlight to create the winning design for the 2019 Adelaide Fringe’s official poster.

We'd like to extend a huge thank you to each and every one of you ​that submitted a design for the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Poster! This year's brief was to design a poster which celebrates the diversity of the artists and audiences who take part in our Fringe.

Event registrations are open from today for the 2019 Adelaide Fringe, which will again offer maximum return from ticket sales, an arts marketplace for future bookings and dedicated staff to assist artists with their Fringe season.

2018 has been another strong year for the Marketplace at Adelaide Fringe. We had 204 Industry delegates in attendances, including 70 international delegates arriving from 25 countries. The growth and importance of the program has grown dramatically.

Australia’s largest arts festival is shaking up the way it provides grants to independent performers as part
of the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Artist Fund, for which applications open today.

The 2018 Adelaide Fringe dazzled, inspired and delighted its way into the hearts of its audiences to generate a staggering 19.3 per cent increase in visitor expenditure to $29.5 million and a record $90.6 million in gross economic expenditure for South Australia.

Adelaide Fringe may be over, but festival season lives on in Adelaide with Adelaide Cabaret Festival kicking off from June 8.

If you're having trouble deciding what to see, why not start with Adelaide Fringe CEO Heather Croall's top picks.

Victorian magician Dom Chambers will receive a 12-month mentorship and $2000 towards performing in the 2019 Adelaide Fringe after being announced as the inaugural recipient of the Matt Tarrant Young Performer Grant.

Adelaide Fringe is sorry to hear that some artists who performed at The Palace Society in Fringe World Perth have not been paid their box office income. We are acutely aware that this situation will have a devastating impact on the artists' livelihoods.