Adelaide's hotels and restaurants are serving up luxurious, no-stress Christmas feasts across the city. Here's a guide to everything from Italian banquets and rooftop celebrations to beachfront buffets and elegant long lunches.
Step into Ayers House for an opulent evening featuring the finest champagnes paired with sustainably sourced caviar, guided by experts.
Experience the history and hit music of the Bond franchise through young eyes
Join the fun at a Priscilla-themed quiz night in Adelaide raising support to restore the iconic Priscilla bus from the beloved Aussie film.
Step inside one of Adelaide’s grandest heritage mansions and discover how this iconic location is redefining celebrations with timeless charm and modern elegance.
Orana will host their annual ball, An Evening Under the Stars at Ayers House, promising evening of glamour, celebration, and unity.
A lineup of transformative workshops and keynote talks promise to inspire and empower attendees on their wellness journeys.
The expo explores the benefits of holistic health with enriching and interactive experiences and workshops across three venues.
The Soulful Path Expo will feature a wide array of exhibitors, workshop facilitators, and keynote speakers.
Soulful Path Expo will feature a wide array of health and wellness exhibitors, with a range of holistic health experts speaking on topics from fitness to emotional well-being.
Step into Ayers House for an opulent evening featuring the finest champagnes paired with sustainably sourced caviar, guided by experts.
South Australia’s National Trust will return to Ayers House with the passing of the Ayers House Bill through Parliament last night.
SA organisation Orana is hosting an 'Evening Under the Stars' end of year ball to celebrate the International Day of People with Disability.
Located on Adelaide’s main boulevard, Ayers House is vibrant, versatile, and boasts four fabulous rooms in which events can be held.
Jessica Messenger, one of the talented actors who make up the Perth based duo Sense and Spontaneity, gives the audience a very clever and witty performance as Jane Austen: Private Eye and introduces us to a side of Jane Austen we’ve never seen before.
When it first opened back in 1973, the venue's restaurant was the height of fancy dining, and the first silver service restaurant in South Australia.
Seriously, it's all about food - where you can book, where you can eat, how much you can eat, and who you want to share the day with.
When it comes to planning your big day, this event is the definition of unmissable.
A scary little number that could have been extracted straight from the tomes of Edgar Allan Poe, this is a who’s-haunting-who tale that smacks of the macabre.
Patrons of this sold-out event were held enthralled by the soundscapes and tempos.