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WELCOME to SOUTH AUSTRALIA EVENTS CALENDAR JULY 2020 | and BEYOND As at 1 August 2020  Adelaide Oval WELCOME TO SOUTH AUSTRALIA EVENTS CALENDAR JULY 2020 | AND BEYOND As at 1 August 2020 Adelaide Oval EXPERIENCE| MAJOR SPORTING EVENTS With its thriving Riverbank precinct and renewed venues GOLF EQUESTRIAN such as the Adelaide Oval and the South Australian The ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open will tee off in Victoria Park is home to the Mitsubishi Motors Australian Aquatic and Leisure Centre, Adelaide is an ideal setting for Adelaide at Royal Adelaide in 2020 and Kooyonga in 2021. International 3 Day Event in November – the only 4 star major sporting events. event in the Southern Hemisphere. AFL CYCLING Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide will stamp their MOTORSPORT Australia’s biggest cycling race, The Santos Tour Down authority at the Adelaide Oval during the AFL season. The Superloop Adelaide 500 opens the Virgin Australia Under is held annually in January. Supercars Championships in February, the Adelaide SWIMMING Motorsport Festival Adelaide Rally sees 4 days of action in CRICKET December, and The Bend will host the only Australian leg The Australian Open Water Championships will be hosted of the Asian Le Mans Series from January 2020. Fans can soak up the electric atmosphere of the Big Bash, at Brighton Beach, and the Australian Swimming One Day Internationals, and the Test Match, with domestic Championships – the Olympic Trials for Tokyo 2020 - will and international series cricket at Adelaide Oval. now be held in Adelaide in June 2021. NRL Adelaide will host game 1 of the 2020 Holden State of TENNIS Origin Series. Memorial Drive Tennis Centre will host 120 of the world’s best players at the Adelaide International in January. EXPERIENCE| ARTS AND CULTURE WOMADelaide LIVE MUSIC ALL YEAR THEATRE COMES TO TOWN UNIQUE FOOD & DRINK As a UNESCO City of Music, Adelaide is proud of and Musical theatre masterpieces – West Side Story, and Over 10 delicious and indulgent days, Tasting Australia celebrates its music culture. Summer festivals including Billy Elliot the Musical, and School of Rock the Musical showcases exceptional food and drink producers. April FOMO, Laneway Festival, and WOMADelaide lead the headline at the Adelaide Festival Centre across the also marks the end of vintage and time for the biennial celebrations. 2019 – 2020 season. Barossa Vintage Festival. Adelaide Cabaret Festival, Umbrella: Winter City Adelaide Fringe, Adelaide Festival of Arts, and Adelaide Celebrate the diversity of our regions at their amazing Sounds, Adelaide Guitar Festival, and Spin Off provide Writers’ Week are iconic festivals not to be missed food and wine celebrations - Clare Valley Gourmet excellent reasons to get out and about in the Winter during February and March. Weekend, McLaren Vale Sea and Vines, Coonawarra months. Cabernet Celebrations, Barossa Gourmet Weekend, Share and celebrate Cornish culture at the biennial and Adelaide Hills’ Crush Festival and Winter Reds Regionally, travel to unique and beautiful settings to be Kernewek Lowender, and explore our history at the Weekend. a part of Field Good, Handpicked, and Porchland- who state-wide SA History Festival. Experience the magic of not only showcase amazing musicians but also Oz Asia with a variety of theatrical, artistic, and celebrate local producers and artisans. powerful musical performances. Cricket World Cup 2015 EXPERIENCE| A BLOCKBUSTER 2020 A BLOCKBUSTER YEAR 2020 NEW MAJOR EVENTS ASIAN LE MANS SERIES ADELAIDE INTERNATIONAL • The Asian Le Mans Series will make its first trip down under in early • More than 120 of the world’s top singles and doubles players are 2020, bringing the thrill of international endurance racing to The expected to play in Adelaide at the newly re-developed Memorial Bend Motorsport Park from 10 to 12 January 2020. Drive Tennis Centre from 12 to 18 January 2020. ICC WOMEN’S T20 WORLD CUP NRL HOLDEN STATE OF ORIGIN • The world cup of T20 cricket heads down under and you’ll have the • For the first time South Australia will host a match in this chance to see 6 women’s teams in action across 5 pre-tournament prestigious best-of-three series between New South Wales’ and warm up matches between 16 and 19 February 2020. Queensland. Go Reds or Go Blues? ICC MEN’S T20 WORLD CUP HANCOCK PROSPECTING AUSTRALIAN SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS • Adelaide will host more teams than any other city, and will see 6 (POSTPONED TO 2021) Super 12 matches from 1 November ahead of Semi Final 2 on 12 • See Australia’s stars of swimming light up the night from as they November. compete in this crucial selection meet for the Tokyo 2020 Australian Olympic and Paralympic teams. Bay to Birdwood Adelaide Festival Centre’s Guitar Festival Indie-Con Australia CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS POSTPONED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS 1 July – 9 August 2020 July 2020 Get out and explore music with a series of free and Panels, workshops and presentations from industry ticketed gigs across the state. leaders. Adelaide Sponsored Event, Adelaide Adelaide Beer and BBQ Festival Winter Reds Weekend POSTPONED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS 24 – 26 July 2020 July 2020 Get out this winter with over 30 wineries offering sumptuous events day and night. SA’s biggest beer and BBQ party with a huge range of producers showcasing craft brews & delicious food. Adelaide Hills Adelaide South Australian Living Artists Festival Umbrella Festival 1 – 31 August 2020 A new digital format for the state-wide art festival with POSTPONED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS over 3,000 artists! 12 – 28 July 2020 Adelaide & Regions An open access live music festival with everything from JULY 2020 |AND BEYOND punk to folk, in venues across Adelaide and the CBD. The JLF Trek Sponsored Event, Adelaide 7 and 8 August 2020 70km, 35km, 27km or 10km walking event along the Spin Off famous Heysen Trail. POSTPONED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS Adelaide Hills July 2020 See your favourite acts from Splendour in the Grass at this Adelaide Marathon Festival epic music festival. Adelaide NEW DATE 23 August 2020 nd Australian Independent Records (AIR) Awards Celebrating its 42 year, the Marathon will start and finish on the iconic Adelaide Oval. POSTPONED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS Adelaide July 2020 Showcasing and paying tribute to Australian independent artists & labels. Barossa Marathon Festival Sponsored Event, Adelaide POSTPONED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS 23 August 2020 A flat and fast course through Tanunda. Barossa The Royal Adelaide Show Umbrella Festival CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS NEW DATE 18 September – 4 October 2020 4 – 13 September 2020 Open access live music festival in venues across the state. Carnival & showbags, agriculture & exhibitions. Sponsored Event, Adelaide Adelaide Indie-Con Australia The Bend Classic NEW DATE September/October 2020 5 – 6 September 2020 A conference with music industry leaders. Carnival & showbags, agriculture & exhibitions. Sponsored Event, Adelaide Sponsored Event, Murray River, Lakes & Coorong Pines Enduro 25 – 27 September 2020 Lakes Challenge Aussie Bush Festival ARB Australian Off Road Racing Championship at Millicent CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS over the weekend. 17 – 20 September 2020 Sponsored Event, Limestone Coast Outback skills of the Stockman’s Challenge. Fleurieu Peninsula Friends! The Musical Parody SEPTEMBER 2020 25 – 26 September 2020 Festival of Nature An uncensored, fast-paced, musical filled parody of the 17 – 20 September 2020 best moments of the show’s decade long run. Outdoor adventure, nature discovery, regional culinary Adelaide experiences, aquatic activities and community forums. Fleurieu Peninsula Kangaroo Island Art Exhibition NEW DATE 26 September - 11 October 2020 Adelaide Coastrek Creative outpourings & ambitious new ideas from 18 September 2020 emerging talent and the island’s established artists. A 30km – 60km team trekking challenge, for fun, fitness Kangaroo Island and fundraising along the beautiful coastline to Goolwa. Fleurieu Peninsula Bay to Birdwood 27 September 2020 2020 The Bend OTR 500 Historic vehicle run celebrating its 40th anniversary. CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS Sponsored Event, Adelaide Hills 18 – 20 September 2020 Pirtek Enduro Cup round 1 at The Bend Motorsport Park. Sponsored Event, Murray River, Lakes & Coorong City to Bay Fun Run Australian Independent Records (AIR) Awards Riverland Wine and Food Festival TBA October 2020 17 – 18 October 2020 Showcasing Australian independent artists & labels. Enjoy local wine, beer, cider, sangria & delicious food in a Sponsored Event, Adelaide unique environment on the Berri Riverbank. Sponsored Event, Riverland Umbrella Festival NEW DATE Now on – 4 October 2020 AGI Sport Adelaide Hills Rally Open access live music festival in venues across the state. 17 – 18 October 2020 Sponsored Event, Adelaide Round two of the ARC as part of the revised calendar. Adelaide Coonawarra Cabernet Celebrations 1 - 31 October 2020 OzAsia Festival Over 60 unique events showcasing the Coonawarra wine CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS region's beautiful signature red wine. 22 October – 8 November 2020 Sponsored Event, Fleurieu Peninsula Australia’s leading international arts festival dedicated entirely to Asia. Field Good Festival Adelaide 3 – 4 October 2020 Alternative music and arts festival in the Inman Valley. Cheesefest + Ferment Fleurieu Peninsula 24 – 25 October 2020 OCTOBER 2020 A festival of cheese, wine and all things fermented! Ceduna Oysterfest Adelaide CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS 2 – 4 October 2020 Spin Off Eyre Peninsula’s premier foodie fest celebrates 30 years. CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS Eyre Peninsula TBA October 2020 See your favourite acts from Splendour in the
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