It’s Adelaide Fringe time! Which means it is time to grab the family, your partner or a group of friends and book into a show… or is it??
Well, yes, but one of the great things about the Adelaide Fringe is the atmosphere and the way all of the venues and hubs really come alive – below you will find some of our favourite family friendly Fringe venues to hang out during the event. We definitely recommend seeing a few shows (check out our top picks here) but you can also just head into any of the Fringe hubs for a wander, to grab some delicious Fringe food or bevvies and to soak up the atmosphere. The Fringe really is full of surprises, so you never know what you’ll see!
Just keep in mind that on the busy nights – usually the weekends- entry may be restricted to ticket holders, so plan accordingly!
Is it even Fringe if you don’t visit The Garden a few times? The Garden of Unearthly Delights is a family-friendly hub of festival season, with plenty of shows for all ages. Under the shade of the gumtrees in Rundle Park, little kids – and kids at heart – can get their fill of comedy, circus, physical theatre, music, sideshows and more. They’ve also got plenty of room for picnics, pram-friendly...
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Welcome to the new home of circus and cabaret at the Adelaide Fringe. Situated in the centre of the CBD in the southern half of Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square) Fool’s Paradise will be an epicentre of activity for the Fringe. Presenting three unique venues, each with a stacked program of circus, physical theatre, comedy, music and magic, and an equally impressive program of food and beverage offerings from local South Australian producers....
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Gluttony is back for the 2024 Adelaide Fringe! Located in the gardens of Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka over 170 Fringe acts will perform within the numerous venues within Gluttony. This is the largest of the Fringe hubs. You’ll find a whole range of family friendly activities and interactive installations here. There’s food options from around the globe including Greek, Turkish, Vietnamese, Filipino, Indian and many more. Remember,...
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Get away from the hustle and bustle of the big Fringe hubs this year and check out a show at Prompt Creative Centre – an accessible venue run for artists, by artists! Located in Pirie Street, they have a whopping ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY performances over the Adelaide Fringe season, including everything from kids shows, youth theatre, comedy, music, improv, cabaret, storytelling and more. Prompt Creative Centre is run by Libby Trainor...
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