

Alexandrina Arts and Culture
Alexandrina Council
Current Events
Past Events
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Wednesday 6 July 2022Nunga Screen shares and celebrates First Nations culture, stories and language through film. Nunga Screen has become a strong part of community calendars across regional SA. This year’s program is made up of films that are all South Australian and made by First Nation filmmakers. Stories of love, friendship, healing country practices, of belonging, community, culture, and above all the strength and connection of First Nations peoples to their land and culture. Free Event!Centenary Hall
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Saturday 9 July 2022Produced & Directed by Rob George. Music by Guy Cundell Von Hutton falls in love with the brilliant and precocious poet Max Harris, while still at school. He is Adelaide’s enfant terrible; a promoter of modernism in art and literature, he is riding high until he falls victim to the notorious Ern Malley Hoax. An intriguing glimpse into Adelaide’s vibrant cultural life of the 1940sCentenary Hall
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Saturday 30 July 2022The life of Adele, from humble beginnings as a student alongside the great Amy Winehouse, to the recordings of her debut album 19 through to the smash hits ‘21’ and ‘25’. Adele is one of the biggest names in the world of music with songs ‘Someone Like You’ to ‘When We Were Young’, ‘Hello’ and ‘Rolling in The Deep’ to name a few. Featuring Erin Sowerby as Adele and Musical Direction by Ray Lindon with their fabulous 6-piece band. Laugh at her humour, cry with her pain, sing along to the songs.Centenary Hall
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Friday 24 June 2022A simulated live radio show hosted and narrated by the golden voice of radio, 57+ year Industry Veteran, Mr David Sabine. David narrates the stories of each song just as you would hear him "Live On Air" in front of YOU the live audience. Antonio and Kate Villano perform all the popular musical theatre hits including “Les Miserable, Evita, Cats, Jesus Christ Super Star, Phantom of the Opera and so many more! A wonderfully nostalgic show... All tickets $20 (transaction fee applies)Centenary Hall
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Sunday 19 June 2022This brilliant song and dance spectacular brings together the extraordinary talents of the legendary Gene Kelly and Judy Garland in a spellbinding concert paying tribute to these magnificent stars of Hollywood and Broadway’s golden age of musicals. Starring JTM’s ‘dancing man’ Mikey Halcrow and Leading Lady Sophie Loughran together with Matt Hadgraft on piano, step back in time with powerhouse vocals, stunning tap dancing and fabulous costumes. GENE & JUDY is pure entertainment bliss.Centenary Hall
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Thursday 26 May 2022EXTRA SHOW 2PM - Come fly with Tom Burlinson and his fabulous band of Australia’s finest musicians as Tom salutes the masters of vocal swing: Frank Sinatra, Nat ‘King’ Cole, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett, Sammy Davis Jr, and Bobby Darin. Also celebrating the swing superstars of today – Harry Connick Jr and Michael Buble`. With over 45 years celebrated on stage and screen (who could forget ‘The Man from Snowy River’)… Centenary Hall, Goolwa is delighted to present a show of first class entertainment!Centenary Hall
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Friday 20 May 2022Greg Hart sings the Songs of Jimmy Webb made famous by Glen Campbell. This show features the versatility of Greg Harts powerful yet sensitive vocal skills. With such songs as, By the time I get to Phoenix, Galveston, Rhinestone Cowboy, Gentle on my mind, Wichita Lineman and more. Don’t miss this NEW show by one of Adelaide’s leading performers. All tickets $20 (transaction fee applies)Centenary Hall
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Sunday 8 May 2022A special Mother's Day celebration performance presented by Lullaby Project Australia in collaboration with local families from the Goolwa region. The relaxed family-friendly concert will feature newly composed lullabies that celebrate and welcome the young children and families of the Goolwa community. Artists Jodie O’Regan Libby Druce & Hilary Kleinig. Lullaby Project Aust Established 2019 by Connecting the Dots in Music, delivered through an international partnership with Carnegie Hall.Centenary Hall
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Wednesday 27 April 2022Join professors Lexi Con and Noel Edge for a thrilling voyage through the alphabet. 26 quirky scientific demonstrations – that squish and squirt, float and fly, erupt and explode. A performance that’s equal parts explosive, messy, spectacular, hilarious, fascinating and gross. And if things weren’t exciting enough, every show is completely different, with audiences determining the order in which the letters are revealed and explored. Plus, did we mention, this is a race? The plucky pair of profCentenary Hall
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Friday 22 April 2022FREE EVENT - From the director of 2040 and THAT SUGAR FILM, Damon Gameau - What would Australia look like in 2030 if we listened to the needs of its people? A new story for our nation: a story of empowerment, solutions and regeneration. 7pm start with Cultural Welcome and introduction by Cedric Varcoe. Presented by Alexandrina Staff Climate Change Champions. Bring your family, your friends and your ideas! NO BOOKINGS REQUIREDCentenary Hall
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Friday 22 April 2022This spectacular and dynamic Show is presented by the award-winning Pulse Band. Vocalists Dani Jerkic, Tony Genovese and Nigel Jackson front a packed live band paying tribute to the legends of music like Neil Diamond, Shirley Bassey, John Farnham, Tina Turner, Elvis, Roy Orbison, Dusty Springfield, The Beatles, Dolly Parton, Dean Martin and Tom Jones. Fun trivia, stunning costume changes, sing-a-longs and more to enjoy riding the wave of music nostalgia. ALL TICKETS $20 each.Centenary Hall
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Friday 1 April 2022Join Jacqui & Brenton Edgecombe, aka String Fever for a total showbiz experience inspired by their life in Sydney's once-thriving variety scene. String Fever learned their craft rubbing shoulders with showbiz luminaries like Don Lane & The Four Kinsmen. You'll marvel at their vast variety of popular music; from bluegrass to Bach, from Elvis to Elton and their tales of backstage banter, glitzy gossip and five-star foul ups. A fun high-energy musical event with this five-time MO Award double act!Centenary Hall
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Saturday 12 March 2022Comedy legend George Kapiniaris teams up with Gab Rossi for a musical stand-up comedy spectacular A NIGHT AT THE WOPERA. It’s a show that pays homage to musical greats such as Queen, Elton John and a host of others in their signature “woggy” style. What’s a WOPera ? It’s not the new burger by Hungry Jacks, It’s a Wop Opera. It’s a Wop n Roll Stand Up Musical. It’s Lady Yia Yia. It’s a Calabrian Rhapsody. It’s a Show Of Ethnic Proportions.Centenary Hall
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Friday 18 February 2022*POSTPONED* New date to be announced soon. ‘Days of Disco’ transports you to the glory days of the biggest Disco years and artists. A time when the incredibly high voices of the Gibb Brothers and the sounds of Nile Rodgers and CHIC played loud in every Discotech, in every country, for every boy and girl to dance the night away in their 9” platform heels. Jordan Lennon and the ‘Days of Disco’ band are sure to please in this non-stop Disco extravaganza… We’re talkin' bout, ‘Days of Disco’…Centenary Hall
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Saturday 5 February 2022*POSTPONED* New date to be announced soon The Will Metzer Big Band present 'Buble'- an exhilarating new show paying homage to the world's most famous contemporary crooner. This enthralling show delivers a high energy and emotionally evoking performance endearing even the harshest critic! Will is proclaimed by many in the industry as ' Australia's Michael Buble' so come and let this lad entertain you. Accompanied by special guests to put you in the Buble’ mood!Centenary Hall
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Friday 14 January 2022Back to the 80's. Pretty in Pink (M15+) Teenager Andie is one of the not-so-popular girls in high school. She usually hangs out with her friends Iona or Duckie. Duckie has always had a crush on her, but now she has met a new guy at school, Blane. He's one of the rich and popular guys but can the two worlds meet?Centenary Hall
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Wednesday 12 January 2022Drama for young people is a way of acquiring new skills in a safe and supportive environment. Learn to think ‘outside the box’ through improvisation where you come up with creative and imaginative ideas to respond to any given situation. Experience the thrill of being on stage and learn voice projection and stage movement and acquire basic skills for camera.Centenary Hall
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Wednesday 5 January 2022Drama for young people is a way of acquiring new skills in a safe and supportive environment. Learn to think ‘outside the box’ through improvisation where you come up with creative and imaginative ideas to respond to any given situation. Experience the thrill of being on stage and learn voice projection and stage movement and acquire basic skills for camera.Centenary Hall
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Friday 17 December 2021Lachlan Attard and Ben Waller bring the music of Frank Sinatra to life. One of the most influential and popular artists of the 20th century, it is almost impossible not to know at least one of Frank Sinatra's songs. His impact on music and modern culture can be heard in popular tunes by those he inspired, including artists like Michael Bublé and Robbie Williams.Centenary Hall
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Friday 26 November 2021Turn up the radio, this is a celebration of songs we sing in the car! From 80’s bangers, 90’s RnB tracks, movie soundtracks and the cheesy numbers we don’t want to admit to knowing the words to, Amity is bringing the ultimate playlist with her trademark wit and powerhouse voice. Direct from her critically acclaimed shows ’39 Forever’ and ‘Fortified’ Amity is sure to have you and your gals ready to party all night!Centenary Hall
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Sunday 21 November 2021In this workshop, award-winning playwright, poet and actor, Stephen House, looks closely at the skills needed to present a piece of writing to an audience. Wether you are a poet, playwright, writer/performer, actor, or just thinking about presenting publicly, this workshop intends to offer techniques and ideas for you to apply to your presentation. Stephen has performed his acclaimed monologues nationally and internationally and will share some of his process regarding delivery of written work.South Coast Regional Art Centre
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Saturday 20 November 2021Written on an Asia-link India literature residency, award-winning writer and actor, Stephen House, presents a sneak preview of his latest work, "The Ajooona Guest House", opening in Adelaide and scheduled to tour. Following his national hits, "Appalling Behaviour" & "Almost Face to Face", this latest monologue opens the door on a dangerously beautiful hidden New Delhi world. "a natural raconteur" - The AgeSouth Coast Regional Art Centre
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Saturday 13 November 2021Sensational Catherine Lambert and the Kym Purling Trio made an album in 1995 to great critical acclaim. Delighted to be performing together again and bringing along Gabriel Chammah (Sax), you can expect hot swinging standards and sultry ballads by greats such as Gershwin, Porter and Ellington with some cheeky originals penned by Catherine herself from her Album “Back In The Swing”. What an amazing night it will be!Centenary Hall
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Sunday 7 November 2021Alexandrina Libraries and Centenary Hall, Goolwa proudly present The Vegetarian Librarian. A mostly true, slightly made-up tale of thwarted ambition, underachievement, and a funeral in a library. A meditation on reading and an ode to life before the device. Doors open at 1:30pmCentenary Hall
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Saturday 30 October 2021Join tipsy mile-high shenanigans through spectacular dance numbers and captivating harmonies as the crew from First ,Business and Economy Class demonstrate what NEVER goes on at 39,000 feet. In fact, the hosties are far more interested in their own comfort than that of their passengers, you are invited to join their escapades as they leap through the skies on an unmissable musical journey. "Cabin crew, please prepare the cabin for chaos… I mean, landing…!” Bookings www.events.alexandrina.com.auCentenary Hall
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Friday 22 October 2021Adelaide home grown personality, Anne Wills, invites you to step inside her living room as she chats with Radio Personality Peter Goers about her life on and off the screen, including her many husbands. She has no secrets! Peter Goers returns with his amusing dry sense of humour and many more stories to tell. With these two together who knows what will happen!Centenary Hall
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Thursday 7 October 2021Marty returns to Goolwa with The NEW Scientific Bubble show. Bringing all his favourite bubble cubes, carousels and caterpillars, he will amaze you by creating bubble jelly-fish, giant rockets and even bubble tornados. Learn the science behind all of his incredible bubble creations and help Marty break his own record for the most children inside a GIANT bubble! Recommended for ages 4 - 10. Children 10 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult.Centenary Hall
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Friday 1 October 2021Mickster the Trickster is NOT your typical magician. A funny and interactive magic show enjoyable for all ages. 50 minutes filled with music, storytelling, illusions, FIRE and the appearance of his magical bird Marshmallow. Kids will have a chance to perform the magic on stage!Centenary Hall
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Friday 24 September 2021Out of the Square presents A Karen Carpenter Tribute Show featuring Kat Caton & Alan Turner. Immerse yourself in the smooth, warm tones of Kat Caton’s voice as she takes you on a journey though the unforgettable music of The Carpenters. A nostalgic trip down memory lane, singing along to hits such as Close to You, Rainy Days and Mondays, Please Mr Postman and Top of the world.Centenary Hall
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Saturday 18 September 2021Conductor Nicholas Braithwaite leads the ASO in a program perfect for first timers and devotees alike at Goolwa’s Centenary Hall. Opening with Haydn’s playful Symphony No.83, the ASO’s own Colin Prichard will take centre stage in one of the first virtuoso works for solo trombone, by none other than Mozart’s father Leopold. Concluding with Dvořák’s stunning Serenade for Winds, melding majestic classical melodies with the folk music of Moravia and Bohemia in a rich masterpiece for wind ensemble.Centenary Hall
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Tuesday 14 September 2021In Mort’s Village everything has its place, every day is the same and everyone likes it that way. Until one morning, crash, boom, bang… down comes Beep. What is this annoying interruption to Mort’s breakfast molly melon, who is this noisy robot girl, and how will she find her home? With Windmill’s trademark design, gentle storytelling, music and puppetry, Beep tells the story of what happens when someone new comes to town.Centenary Hall
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Between Saturday 28 August 2021 and Sunday 29 August 2021The Goolwa Concert Band is expanding in number and fast becoming a big band. They are brassed up, dressed up, and ready to Swing! With more instruments they are able to broaden their scope, and they are excited to bring you songs still popular from the big band era, when the nightclubs were Swingin! Compere Colin Rogers will be In the Mood and Vocalist Sharon Harding and many soloists in the band will add the glitz and glamour to the show.Centenary Hall
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Friday 20 August 2021Featuring showman Will Metzer and his 5 piece band showcasing songs of the piano greats from the 20th century. Entice your piano senses with the legendary music of Cole Porter, Liberace, Nat King Cole, Jerry Lee Lewis, Peter Allen and Dudley Moore to name a few. A Piano lover’s delight.Centenary Hall
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Friday 23 July 2021CANCELLED - Join Jacqui & Brenton Edgecombe, aka String Fever for a totally showbiz experience inspired by their life in Sydney's once-thriving variety scene. String Fever learned their craft rubbing shoulders with the likes of Don Lane, The Four Kinsmen, Little Pattie, Jan Adele and strive to nurture the tradition of good-old-fashioned entertainment. A vast variety of popular music; from bluegrass to Bach, from Elvis to Elton, from Rossini to Rogers & Hammerstein.Centenary Hall