Gluttony is back for the 2025 Adelaide Fringe!
Nestled in the lush gardens of Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka, Gluttony is your go-to hub for Fringe fun! Running from Thursday 20 February to Sunday 23 March, this vibrant space is jam-packed with over 180 Fringe acts, interactive installations, food vendors, and family-friendly activities.
Following a $2.5 million upgrade, Rymill Park Lake will be the breathtaking centrepiece of Gluttony in 2025. Expect stunning lakeside views, immersive entertainment, and an atmosphere buzzing with excitement.
Here’s What You Need to Know:
Opening Hours:
- Tuesday–Thursday: From 4:45pm
- Friday: From 4:15pm
- Saturday & Sunday: From 10am
- Public Holiday Monday: Open late
Entry is FREE! You don’t even need to see a show to soak up the electric Fringe atmosphere – but keep in mind that on busy nights, entry might be limited to ticket holders only.
Family-Friendly Fun
Bring the kids! From spellbinding circus acts to hands-on interactive installations, there’s plenty to keep little festival-goers entertained. Plus, Gluttony provides easy access to the Quentin Kenihan Accessible Playground, so there’s space to play before or after a show.
Delicious Food + Drinks
Gluttony’s food and drink scene is on another level this year, featuring 32 food vendors, 19 bars, and three dine-in restaurants.
- New for 2025 – A luxurious Champagne Bar on Rymill Lake Island
- The Local – Showcasing the best of SA wines, beers, and spirits
- The Tanqueray Bar – A must-visit for gin lovers
- Coffee & Cocktail Bar – The perfect spot for an espresso martini
- Free filtered water stations – Don’t forget your reusable bottle!
Dine-in Delights by Chef Sam Woreall-Thompson
- Lune Bar & Olivetti Restaurant – Bringing beloved Adelaide dining experiences to the Fringe
- Tony’s Yapotabepna – A casual Greek seafood taverna for walk-ins & counter ordering
Accessibility Information
- Entrance: The main entrance has step-free access suitable for people using mobility aids.
- Parking: 10 designated wheelchair-accessible car parks are located on-street near the park.
- Drop-off Point: A safe, wheelchair-accessible drop-off/pick-up area is available close to the venue entrance. The path of travel is level, firm, and obstacle-free.
- Box Office: The box office has an accessible lowered counter (no hearing loop available).
- Toilet Facilities: Designated wheelchair-accessible unisex toilets are on-site.
Venue Address: Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd, Adelaide, SA, 5000
Good to Know
- Cashless Payments: Since 2019, all purchases are card-only, so leave the coins at home.
- Get the App! Download the app to receive special offers, discounts, and stay up to date with show times.
- E-Ticketing: Skip the queues by tapping and scanning your way straight into shows with e-tickets.
Whether you’re there for the amazing shows, the global eats, or just to bask in the Fringe vibes, Gluttony is the spot to be. Mark your calendars and let the Fringe festivities begin!
For more Gluttony info & updates head to their website, Facebook or Instagram.
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