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Upcoming events in South Australia - February / March

woolymammoth · 2015-02-26 06:00:38

Continuing the trend from my last one URL]http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057370942[/URL][/COLOR][COLOR=#000000, here are some new upcoming events in South Australia for the final days of February, and during March. Around the City, the Clipsal just started, and the Fringe is still kicking on. The Royal…

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26-02-2015 7:00am

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Continuing the trend from my last one URL]http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057370942[/URL][/COLOR][COLOR=#000000, here are some new upcoming events in South Australia for the final days of February, and during March.

Around the City, the Clipsal just started, and the Fringe is still kicking on. The Royal Croquet Club is taking up the whole of Victoria Square, making it the largest pub in Adelaide at the moment!

Get around Adelaide before the end of March, because it's pretty ordinary after that

If anyone else has something similar from the other states, please share!

Sent: Thursday, 26 February 2015 3:22 PM
Subject: Mad March Event Calendar

It’s March and you’d be mad not to get out and make the most of it.

Grab a group of friends or family and discover the magic in your backyard.

Here is just a sample of some of the events happening in South Australia over the next month…

Adelaide Festival 2015 Adelaide, 27 February – 15 March

Adelaide Fringe Adelaide, 13 February – 15 March

Adelaide Symphony Orchestra Barossa, 28 February

Adelaide United FC versus Melbourne Victory Adelaide, 21 March

Adelaide Writers’ Week Adelaide, 28 February – 5 March

Ben & Jerry’s Openair Cinema Adelaide, 1 March – 12 April

Bompas of Beachport Triathlon 2015 Limestone Coast, 15 March

Clipsal 500 Adelaide Adelaide, 26 February – 1 March

Curramulka Speedshear Yorke Peninsula, 28 March

Desert Fringe Flinders Ranges & Outback, 13- 14 March 2015

Fear and Delight – The Complete Experience Adelaide, 13 – 15 March

Fleurieu Health and Wellbeing Festival Fleurieu Peninsula, 28 – 29 March

Frances Folk Gathering Limestone Coast, 27 February – 1 March

ICC Cricket World Cup Adelaide, 9 - 20 March

Kimba Cup Eyre Peninsula, 22 March

Maitland Show Yorke Peninsula, 11 March

Naracoorte Caves – The Bird Day Out Limestone Coast, 8 March

Optimist State Titles Yorke Peninsula, 14 and 15 March

Peterborough Art and Cultural Festival Flinders Ranges & Outback, 27 March – 6 April

Port Lincoln Cup Eyre Peninsula, 6 March

Power of the Past Adelaide Hills, 7 and 8 March

Prancing Pony Brew Shed opening party Adelaide Hills, 28 February

Renmark Rocks On 2015 Riverland, 13 and 14 March

Silent Poetry: Chinese Contemporary Art exhibition Adelaide 19 February – 29 March

South East Field Days Limestone Coast, 20 and 21 March

Tandanya Naci exhibitions Adelaide, 6 February – 21 March

TeAro Unplugged featuring Jazz it Up Barossa, 1 March

The Australian Body Art Awards Adelaide 22 to 27 March

WOMADelaide 2015 Adelaide, 6 – 9 March

Yorke Peninsula Annual Make a Wish Fun Run/Walk Yorke Peninsula, 29 March

For more event listings, accommodation options and activities please visit www.southaustralia.com

Disclaimer: the information in this email was correct at the time of collation.

Authorised by Hitaf Rasheed
General Manager Events South Australia
South Australian Tourism Commission

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#2 26-02-2015 9:30pm
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Cheers for this - I get to adelaide the 11th of march for a couple of weeks. If anyone is thinking of going to the cricket world cup, ireland are playing pakistan sunday 15th march in the adelaode oval. I've never been to a cricket match before (only learned the rules before xmas) so I'm going to make that my first one. Going solo too so if anyone wants a drinking partner for the day, let me know!

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#3 26-02-2015 11:26pm
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massdebater wrote: »

Cheers for this - I get to adelaide the 11th of march for a couple of weeks. If anyone is thinking of going to the cricket world cup, ireland are playing pakistan sunday 15th march in the adelaode oval. I've never been to a cricket match before (only learned the rules before xmas) so I'm going to make that my first one. Going solo too so if anyone wants a drinking partner for the day, let me know!

Lovely stuff! Not into the cricket myself, but Adelaide Oval is a good place for it. With the amount of aussies into the game, you definitely won't be alone! :pac: If last year is anything to go by, the weather should be beautiful too. Free transport around the CBD, with extended hours until 15th March for the festival season. Lost of decent pubs within walking distance - the oval it right between North Adelaide, and the CBD. Lots of new wanky bars that have popped up in the city over the last 6-12 months. I say wanky as a description, but they're actually nice places, really adds to the city imho. This place does an awesome burger if you like decent buns, and not the usual white pasty ****e that most other places have.

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#4 27-02-2015 12:14pm
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massdebater wrote: »

Cheers for this - I get to adelaide the 11th of march for a couple of weeks. If anyone is thinking of going to the cricket world cup, ireland are playing pakistan sunday 15th march in the adelaode oval. I've never been to a cricket match before (only learned the rules before xmas) so I'm going to make that my first one. Going solo too so if anyone wants a drinking partner for the day, let me know!

I will be there! Unfortunately, drinking buddy may be out as my 7 year old daughter has won a competition and is going to be one of the mascots walking out with the Irish team. She is real excited as she has not met many 'real Irish people', as she says!!! A few beers will be had but have to find a way to deposit the daughter soon after match starts as she will be bored after 2 overs! She can handle AFL matches but cricket???!!
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#5 03-03-2015 7:39am
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Adelaide is very exciting.

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#6 04-03-2015 7:31am
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mark890 wrote: »

Adelaide is very exciting.

Is that it? Short and sweet.

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#7 04-03-2015 3:56pm
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seipeal1 wrote: »

Is that it? Short and sweet.

yes sir, take from that what you will. it's great.

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#8 23-03-2015 10:44pm
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Mad-March is pretty much over now, but here's another event that wasn't on the original list for anyone that's still around this Friday.

Sent: Monday, 23 March 2015 4:17 PM
Subject: Barossa on Ebenezer - Popup wine event - Friday, 27 March

PREMIUM FOOD AND WINE FROM OUR CLEAN ENVIRONMENT

Barossa on Ebenezer
Popup wine event to showcase an iconic South Australian wine region

4.30pm – 7.30pm Friday 27 March, Ebenezer Place, Adelaide (off Rundle Street)

Discover one of South Australia’s premium wine regions this Friday at a showcase wine event in the heart of Adelaide.

‘Barossa on Ebenezer’ will feature a cross-section of well-known wine brands and boutique wineries from the Barossa region, with a variety of wines sold at popup cellar doors in Ebenezer Place.

Up to 25 wine brands and wineries are showcasing their premium wines at this event, with food also available from local traders.

Barossa on Ebenezer is the latest in a series of successful popup wine events that brings South Australia’s wine regions to the city.

This event is being run in partnership with the South Australian Wine Industry Association, Barossa Grape and Wine Association and Primary Industries and Regions SA.

Drink responsibly – don’t drink and drive.

This message has been authorised by
Scott Ashby, Chief Executive, Primary Industries and Regions South Australia (PIRSA)

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