WOMADelaide

WOMADelaide is a four-day festival of Music, Arts and Dance celebrating cultural and creative diversity and held since 1992 in Adelaide’s beautiful Botanic Park / Tainmuntilla. The festival has become a truly unique part of the Australian festival landscape, showcasing the best, the essential – and the surprising – in global music, dance, art and ideas.

WOMADelaide attracts around 18,000 – 20,000 people per day, (not including children 12 and under who are admitted free) with over a third of attendees generally coming from interstate and overseas.

Every year, around 500-600 artists from 30+ countries perform on 7 or 8 stages spread across a 34-hectare venue space in Adelaide’s magnificent Botanic Park, ranging from small, intimate stages nestled in the trees, to two major stages that can support large ensemble acts and cater to capacity audiences. The festival also programs large-scale installation works, lively discussion panels, workshops and many other unexpected performance areas, offering a kaleidoscope of experiences and avenues of cultural discovery. During WOMADelaide, Adelaide transforms into a truly global city unmatched anywhere else in Australia.

View the 2025 WOMADelaide line up here

When: 7 – 10 March 2025

Times: TBC

Where: Botanic Park/ Tainmuntilla

1st release tickets available now

WOMADelaide is extremely family-friendly. Many of you may have grown up with WOMADelaide, and we love seeing the next generations of tiny dancers appearing each year.

KidZone
An entire area dedicated to our little humans! A world of fun awaits in the KidZone with daily activities programmed specially for kids. Immersive activities, science discoveries, story telling, dress-ups, face painting and much more. KidZone is much more than just a place to keep the kids happy. It’s a destination where thousands of grown-ups began their WOMAD love affair and a place where a new generation of lifelong WOmemories begin.

 Click here for the 2025 KidZone Program

Event Info

Parking is limited! There is no parking available on site and little in adjacent residential streets, so we recommend you carpool and park ‘n’ walk from the city (5-10 mins walk), or ride a bike, take the bus or share a cab/uber with friends.