fringe 2015 - Play & Go Adelaide

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February 26, 2015
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February 25, 2015
Kids Just Wanna Have Fun – Back to the 80’s Live Show | Fringe 2015 Review
February 25, 2015
dotMaze: Get Lost! | Adelaide Fringe 2015 | Review
February 19, 2015
The Hand of Time | A New Play for Children | Adelaide Fringe 2015
February 19, 2015
A Simple Space | Adelaide Fringe 2015 | Review
February 18, 2015
Tales of Aventure | Adelaide Fringe 2015
February 17, 2015
The I Hate Children Children’s Show | Adelaide Fringe 2015 | Review
February 16, 2015
The Big Giggle | Adelaide Fringe 2015 | Review
February 16, 2015
The Walls of Poetica | Adelaide Fringe 2015
February 14, 2015
Frank’s Survival Guide | Adelaide Fringe 2015
February 9, 2015

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Mar 12

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Ever explored the Tea Tree Gully Heritage Museum? If not, it’s well worth adding to your list.
Tucked away in the historic township of Tea Tree Gully, this beautiful old building dates back to 1854 and has lived many lives - from the Highercombe Hotel to a post office, school residence, library and council office before becoming the museum it is today.

We visited during one of their Heritage on Sunday events (held on the third Sunday of each month) and the theme was Pills & Potions. Kids could smell different medicinal foods, hear stories about strange old remedies, and there was even a “sick” lady in bed that gave us a bit of a surprise when we walked in. 😅

What makes it really lovely is that the museum is run by community volunteers who clearly love sharing these stories and making the experience fun for families.

It’s one of those places where kids can wander, ask questions and stumble across something interesting in every room.

Definitely one to keep in mind if you’re looking for a different kind of family outing.

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@straphaelsprimaryschool in Parkside, is hosting its Cultural Connections Fair Day - a vibrant celebration where kids can explore the world through food, music, art and play.

🌍 Taste your way around the world – Lebanese, Chinese, Indian, Brazilian, Italian, African, Irish and Aussie flavours
🥁 Big performances on the oval – lion dance, Chinese sword dance & capoeira
🎨 Hands-on fun – Aboriginal art, Chinese crafts, petting zoo, soft play, mini soccer, playground & nature play

A lovely way for kids to experience different cultures and celebrate the diversity that makes our community special.

📍 114 Glen Osmond Rd, Parkside
📅 Sunday 22 March | 12–3pm
💸 Free entry - take a picnic rug

Tag a family who’d enjoy this! 💛

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We tried the 360° Full Dome Immersive Worlds experience at the @adlfringe and it’s such a fun adventure for families.

Inside the giant dome, the whole ceiling becomes a 360° world around you. We sank into the beanbags and watched The Great Solar System Adventure swirl across the dome - zooming past planets and getting VERY close to the sun.

At times the graphics feel surprisingly realistic, giving you that “flying through space” feeling as everything moves around you.

Short, immersive and perfect for younger kids (but still fun for adults too).

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️5 stars for a fun and immersive adventure into another world.

There’s also VR experiences for ages 12+

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The Next Steps Fundraiser is happening on Sunday 15 March, where people can walk, run or stroll 4km from Grange Jetty to Henley Jetty and back to raise funds for women rebuilding their lives after domestic and financial abuse.

Every step helps support services like financial counselling, education and pathways to employment for women working toward independence and safety.

It’s also a day that honours the life of Zahra Abrahimzadeh and the legacy behind the foundation’s work supporting women in our community.

If you’d like to walk, donate, or simply learn more, you can read about it on our website

Even if you can’t attend, there’s also a “Pay It Forward” ticket option so someone else can participate while still supporting the cause.

Always wonderful to see local events making a real difference 💜 ...

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