Gluttony is back for the 2026 Adelaide Fringe!
Gluttony is back in Murlawirrapurka / Rymill Park from Friday 20 February to Sunday 22 March 2026, celebrating its 16th year at Adelaide Fringe and set to be the biggest season yet.
One of the most loved Fringe hubs in Adelaide, Gluttony sits right in the heart of the city’s eastern Park Lands. It’s lively, colourful and full of atmosphere, but still easy to wander with kids, prams and snack stops along the way.
In 2026, Gluttony will host over 200 shows across 18 performance spaces, including two new venues, making it the largest Fringe venue in the park. The program covers comedy, circus, cabaret, theatre, magic, music, dance, spoken word and children’s entertainment, with shows running from daytime family-friendly performances through to late-night events.
Food and Drinks
You definitely won’t go hungry at Gluttony. Food vendors from around the world serve everything from festival favourites like fairy floss, popcorn and gelato to more substantial meals and healthier options. Vegan and gluten-free choices are easy to find and food is spread across several areas of the park, including a lakeside dining precinct.
There are 19 bars across the site, along with coffee, smoothies, bubble tea, juices and free water refill stations. Gluttony is cashless, so all food and drinks need to be purchased by card.
Things for Kids
Gluttony has a relaxed, family-friendly feel during the day, making it a great Fringe stop with kids. Families can check out the Dart Blaster Arena or pop over to the nearby Quentin Kenihan Inclusive Playspace to burn off some energy. There are also plenty of open spaces around the park and lake to sit, snack and enjoy the Fringe atmosphere without feeling rushed or crowded.
What’s New in 2026
Two new venues join Gluttony this year. The Gosling is a smaller, quieter lakeside tent designed for stand-up comedy and intimate performances. Tandanya Theatre, just across East Terrace, will host a curated program of First Nations works, created in partnership with Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute.
Also new in 2026, Gluttony is launching the Gluttony Sculpture Walk. For the first time, the park will host an outdoor exhibition and sculpture competition with large-scale visual art installations across the grounds. This free, open-air, self-guided experience celebrates visual arts and expands the artistic offerings at Gluttony.
Good to Know Before You Go
Where: Murlawirrapurka / Rymill Park, Adelaide
When: Friday 20 February to Sunday 22 March 2026
Entry: Free, you only pay for ticketed shows
Tickets: Book via Adelaide Fringe, e-tickets let you tap and scan straight from your phone
Food and Drinks: Plenty of options available across the site
Payment: Cashless, card only for food and drinks
Family-friendly: Yes, especially during the day
Gluttony is an easy Fringe choice for families who want great shows, good food, space to move and the option to just wander and soak it all in with no pressure and no big spend required.
For more Gluttony info & updates head to their website, Facebook or Instagram.
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