PUBLIC MEETING – GATHER, LISTEN, ORGANISE!
Speakers include:
Uncle Mickey Kumatpi O’Brien, Kaurna Elder
Thomas Mayo, Assistant National Secretary, Maritime Union of Australia
Kirstie Parker, Strategic Advisor, Uluru Dialogue
Ali Gumillya Baker, Artist, Unbound Collective
Thursday, September 7, 7pm
Waterside, 11 Nile St, Port Adelaide,
Kaurna Yerta
Free
Extra events!
Join The Second Woman co-creators Nat Randall and Anna Breckon, in conversation with Rachel Healy, Joint Artistic Director Adelaide Festival, and Emma Webb, Director Vitalstatisix.
Australia’s premier indie music event returns to the Port.
Australia’s premier indie music event returns to the Port.
A personal account of Bryan Dawe’s journey into political satire. From the grim educational pickings of working class Port Adelaide in the 1950s and 60s, Bryan escaped from high school at 15 and went on to become one of Australia’s finest satirists.
Vitals is excited to be hosting the world-first screening of Rolf de Heer’s 1993 classic Bad Boy Bubby.
In 2017 celebrate living and longing, loss and lust, at Temple of Love. Throw yourself headlong into heartfelt declarations, sweet goodbyes, hauntings and ritual, all set within a dance party.
Join us for a mid-winter, Sunday afternoon conversation about how artists are responding to the global condition of climate change.
In 2016, get your festival mojo back at House and Garden, a lush neon lounge of tunes and live art, dance lessons and icy poles, under the high ceilings of Waterside.
Handmade, heritage & vintage at the Port Festival. We throw open the doors at the heritage-listed Waterside Worker Hall. Expect vintage and craft stalls, food and drink, music, special tours of Waterside, participatory experiences and more!
Climate Century is an exhibition of multidisciplinary art works that imagine climate futures in the coastal and river environs of Port Adelaide and the LeFevre Peninsula.
Join us for the public launch of the South Australian Branch of the National Trouble Makers Union (NTMU), with National Secretary of the NTMU, Bryan Dawe as Sir Murray Rivers QC.
