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Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of Art

Hawke Building, City West Campus, University of South Australia, 55 North Terrace, Adelaide

-34.9220200 138.5913200

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Jam Factory Contemporary Craft and Design

19 Morphett Street, Adelaide

-34.9230990 138.5933980

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South Australia Maritime Museum

119 Lipson Street, Port Adelaide

-34.9230990 138.5933980

Oh we do like to be beside the seaside, and that's exactly where you'll find the South Australian Maritime Museum, and it's one of the finest examples of its kind. The main exhibition galleries were originally cargo stores built in the 1850s. These days they house everything from ship wrecks to records of arrival by ship for all those budding genealogists.

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The Grainger Studio

91 Hindley St, Adelaide

-34.9237160 138.5958300

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Queen's Theatre

Corner Gilles Arcade & Playhouse Lane, Adelaide

-34.9253090 138.5955560

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Adelaide Festival Centre: Dunstan Playhouse

Named in honour of former Premier Don Dunstan, it has served South Australian audiences for more than 30 years and has been home to the State Theatre Company of South Australia since 1974. Seats 620 audience members and is typically used for intimate theatre, cabaret and music performances.

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Adelaide Festival Centre Amphitheatre

King William Road, Adelaide

-34.9196660 138.5970140

As part of the Adelaide Festival Centre, the Amphitheatre is their outdoor venue, with seating for 600 people overlooking Elder Park and the River Torrens. It is used a lot for free entertainment over summer, community events as well as being a highly sought after venue during the Fringe Festival.

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Adelaide Festival Centre: Her Majesty's Theatre

58 Grote Street, Adelaide

-34.9287200 138.5971100

Her Majesty's Theatre was built in 1913 and originally called the Tivoli. Since its very first performance it has played a colourful role in Adelaide's theatre history. Can seat 1009 people and hosts theatre, dance, musical theatre, stand up comedy, musical concerts and many other styles of performance.

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