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WOMADelaide welcomes the world of music, art and dance to Adelaide Botanic Garden for an extended four-day, child-friendly celebration of multicultural artistic endeavour. Respected artists from around the globe perform on six stages and also discuss, teach and share their music and art.
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Award-winning Future Music Festival return's to Adelaide on its tour of Australian cities, playing to tens of thousands of music fans. Blending electronica with pop, hip-hop and indie, the festival promises the ultimate sounds of tomorrow, today.
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First held in 1960, the Adelaide Festival of the Arts takes place biennially and brings the very best of opera, dance, theatre and music to the capital of South Australia.
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Triathlon Australia presents the Challenge Series, a sequence of multisport events that takes place across the country between January and March. The Adelaide Challenge at Glenelg Beach is the final in the series.
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The Royal Adelaide Show is South Australia's biggest annual event and features everything from carnival rides and attractions to handicrafts, cookery and champion livestock.
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Every year, vintage motor owners in South Australia polish their wheels and gear themselves up for the Classic Adelaide Car Rally. The contest is divided into three vehicle categories: Historic (pre-1947), Classic (1948-1971) and Late Classic (1972-1990).
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Australasia's huge touring music festival, Big Day Out hits Adelaide at the Royal Adelaide Showground. Numerous international artists appear alongside some of the freshest talent that Australia and New Zealand have to offer.
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Australia's premier short film festival, Flickerfest tours the country after opening at Sydney's Bondi Beach Pavilion. Here it makes its annual visit to Adelaide's Mercury Cinema.
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Adelaide's beautifully historic Art Gallery of South Australia houses one of Australia's finest art collections, with pieces from Australia, Europe, North America and Asia. Flit between Aboriginal dot paintings from the Western Desert, bronze Rodin sculptures and Southeast Asian ceramics.
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The South Australian Museum boasts six floors of displays that delve into Australian Aboriginal culture, Ancient Egypt, fossils, the voyages of Sir Douglas Mawson and more. There is even a cloud chamber, where visitors to Adelaide can learn about radioactivity.
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