Fringe Fund Grant Info Session

Our Fringe Fund Info Session is your opportunity to learn about the support we can offer for the upcoming season through our Fringe Fund Grants. 

Funds are available for artists, collectives, venues and producers, with support on hand for events across all art forms. 

This session will include information about the opportunities on offer, the application process and give you the chance to put your questions to our team.

The session link will be provided to registered participants via email prior to the event.

When: Wednesday July 19^th

Time: 5:30pm – 7:30pm

Where: Online via Zoom

You Are A Donut. Photo: Chloe Elizabeth, 2023

Meet Sarah - our Artist and Venues Coordinator!

Before joining the Artist and Venues team full-time this year, Sarah was a long-time dedicated Fringe Festival volunteer. In 2021, she stepped up to work at Adelaide Fringe as a Honey Pot Marketplace Coordinator, and the rest is history…

Her journey began in the visual arts, where she honed her skills in both large-scale institutions and small artist-run initiatives. With her vast experience, Sarah believes the arts is for everyone and is passionate about supporting emerging artists and making the industry more accessible and sustainable.

She currently heads up the Adelaide Fringe Fund, Arts Industry Collaborations and Street Performers initiatives within the team.

Poster Competition open next Monday!

Adelaide Fringe is on the global hunt for our 2024 Poster! Professionals, beginners, hobbyists and everyone in between are encouraged to submit their designs via our website. The winning design will become the face of Australia’s biggest arts festival for 2024.

The Poster Competition for next year's iconic poster design will open 10th of July and close 13th of August Keep your eyes peeled! We are on the hunt for a poster that represents “arts unlimited”, and showcases why Adelaide Fringe is THE only place to be this February and March!

“We invite people to step into Fringe unedited. We strive to be as inclusive as possible. At Fringe we want to make the arts accessible to all. We would love to see a poster that captures the spirit of Arts Unlimited” - CEO Heather Croall 

Keep your eyes peeled for next week for more information!

Poster Competition winner Alana Naylor. Photo: Josh Lefevre, 2022

This Week is NAIDOC Week

NAIDOC Week is a time to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, with this year’s theme being For Our Elders.

You can get involved with NAIDOC Week by:

• Finding out whose Country you are on

• Learning more about Aboriginal culture

• Attending a NAIDOC Week Event

• Displaying the National NAIDOC Week Poster in your workplace

• Subscribing to the NAIDOC Newsletter

National NAIDOC logo.