Venues 1968

Arrange in order of: Ascending | Descending

• Delphic Theatre - Pultney Street

  Featuring She's No Lady by Les Girls Revue

  All male revue

• Don Pedro Art Gallery - Old Mount Barker Road, Stirling

  Featuring Mixed exhibition of paintings by Fringe Artist

• Elder Hall - North Tce, Adelaide

  Featuring The New Wave in Australian music by New Music

• Esplanade Hotel - Brighton

  Featuring Mirthquake by Esplanade Hotel

  Late night revue

• Estonian Hall - 200 Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide

  Featuring The Travelling Kind by Q Theatre

  By Betty Quin, produced by Miki Porter

• ex-Highercombe Hotel - Perseverance Road, Tea Tree Gully

  Featuring Early settlers and folk exhibition by National Trust of SA

• Franklin Street - Adelaide

  Featuring Coin '68 - Australian and world coins by Australian Government Workers Association

• Freemason's Hall - 25 North terrace, Adelaide

  Featuring International Exhibition of Photography by South Australian Photographic Federation

• French Studio - High Street, Burnside

  Featuring Exhibition by Bastian Vroegob and members of the French Studio by Bastian Vroegob and members of the French Studio

• General Motors-Holden - Philip Highway, Elizabeth

  Featuring Australia-wide Sculpture Competition by Fringe Artist

• Girl Guides Association (SA) - South Terrace

  Featuring Aboriginal paintings and Australiana by Girl Guides Association (SA)

• Glenelg Town Hall - Glenelg

  Featuring The Web by SA National Ballet

• Glenelg Town Hall - Glenelg

  Featuring Coppelia by SA National Ballet

• Glenelg Town Hall - Glenelg

  Featuring The Nutcracker by SA National Ballet

• Habitat Gallery - Melbourne Street, North Adelaide

  Featuring The Hesling Exhibition of Vitreous Enamel Paintings by Fringe Artist

• Hahndorf Academy Gallery - Hahndorf

  Featuring Sculpture and paintings by John Dowie by John Dowie

• Hahndorf Gallery - Hahndorf

  Featuring Aranda artists, Namatjira and his fellow tribesmen by Aranda artists, Namatjira and his fellow tribesmen

• Hains Hunkin Gallery - Hains Hunkin Gallery

  Featuring Exhibition of paintings by Peg Burke, Alma Gross, Margery Ralph, Freda Willing, Stella Edwards

• Holy Trinity Church - 87 North Tce, Adelaide

  Featuring So God Loved by Fringe Artist

  A vivid presentation in drama, music and light of the events of Holy Week directed by Phyllis Baker.

• Hotel Australia - Adelaide

  Featuring Exhibition by members by Burnside Painting Group

• Institute Building - Kintore Ave

  Featuring Art Happening by Royal South Australian Society of Arts

• Jibilla Art Gallery - Aldgate

  Featuring Paintings by Margaret Thompson and Ninette Dutton by Margaret Thompson and Ninette Dutton

• John Martin's - Rundle Street

  Featuring Display of London Embroiderers Guild by Fringe Artist

• John Martin's, auditorium - Rundle Street

  Featuring Oil Paintings by Sir Arthur Streeton by Sir Arthur Streeton

• Klemzig Band Hall and Hindmarsh Stadium - Klemzig Band Hall and Hindmarsh Stadium

  Featuring Australian Junior Band Championships by Fringe Artist

  500 junior mens bands from four States.

• Leavitt Hall - Wakefield Street

  Featuring 300 dolls and paintings by Barbara Powell and Connie Offler by Barbara Powell and Connie Offler

• Liston St, Parkside and Cornell's Travel Agency, King William Street - Liston St, Parkside and Cornell's Travel Agency, King William Street

  Featuring Works by members of the Adelaide Potters' Club by Adelaide Potters Club

• Lithuanian House - Eastry Street, Norwood

  Featuring Samples of Lithuanian folk art and crafts by Henri Kauskas, Eva Kubbos and others

• Little Tat Gallery - Rundle Street

  Featuring South Australian artists by Little Tat Gallery

• Llewellyn Galleries - Swift Avenue, Dulwich

  Featuring Gauche etchings and serigraphs by Frans Kempf by Frans Kempf