Venues 1968
Arrange in order of: Ascending | Descending
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Pennington Hall - Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide
Featuring French Music by Fringe Artist
Sessions of recorded French music with spoken annotation. -
Osborne Gallery - Leigh Street
Featuring Paintings by Ainslie Roberts by Ainslie Roberts
Based on the mythology of the Australian aborigines -
Osborne Gallery - Leigh Street
Featuring Stone ware by Dick Shaw by Dick Shaw
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Olde King's Music Hall - Carrington Street
Featuring The Perils of a Drunkard's Daughter by Olde King's Music Hall
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Olde King's Music Hall - Carrington Street
Featuring Let's All Go Down The Strand 1914 - 45 by Olde King's Music Hall
Cast includes: Alec Reagan (final stage appearance) -
North Adelaide Galleries - Melbourne Street, North Adelaide
Featuring Three Australian Artists by Brian Dunlop, Donald Friend, Keith Looby
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Myer Emporium - Rundle Street
Featuring The Australians (photographic exhibition) by Fringe Artist
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Myer Emporium - Rundle Street
Featuring Living with Antiques by Adelaide Society of Collectors
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Myer Emporium - Rundle Street
Featuring Australian bark artistry by Mary Swensen and Margot Pulman by Mary Swensen and Margot Pulman
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Myer Emporium - Rundle Street
Featuring World Press Photographs by The News
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Myer Emporium - Rundle Street
Featuring Exhibition of caricatures by Tony Rafty by Tony Rafty
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Moyle's Furniture Gallery - CBS Court, King William Street
Featuring Oil paintings by Max Middleton by Max Middleton
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Miller Anderson - Hindley Street
Featuring Paintings and sculpture by Migrant Artists by Commonwealth Department of Immigration
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Memorial Drive - Adelaide
Featuring Holiday on Ice USA by Morris Chalfen
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Mead Hall - Flinders Street
Featuring The Missus by Intimate Opera Group
New Australian work by David Gallasch -
Mead Hall - Flinders Street
Featuring Chanticleer by Intimate Opera Group
Comic opera by American composer Seymour Barab, first Australian performance. -
Mary Walker House - Kent Town
Featuring Display of hand crafts by Country Women's Association
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Marion Shopping Centre - Marion
Featuring Exhibition of batiks from India by Fringe Artist
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Llewellyn Galleries - Swift Avenue, Dulwich
Featuring Gauche etchings and serigraphs by Frans Kempf by Frans Kempf
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Little Tat Gallery - Rundle Street
Featuring South Australian artists by Little Tat Gallery
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Lithuanian House - Eastry Street, Norwood
Featuring Samples of Lithuanian folk art and crafts by Henri Kauskas, Eva Kubbos and others
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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
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Leavitt Hall - Wakefield Street
Featuring 300 dolls and paintings by Barbara Powell and Connie Offler by Barbara Powell and Connie Offler
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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. -
John Martin's, auditorium - Rundle Street
Featuring Oil Paintings by Sir Arthur Streeton by Sir Arthur Streeton
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John Martin's - Rundle Street
Featuring Display of London Embroiderers Guild by Fringe Artist
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Jibilla Art Gallery - Aldgate
Featuring Paintings by Margaret Thompson and Ninette Dutton by Margaret Thompson and Ninette Dutton
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Institute Building - Kintore Ave
Featuring Art Happening by Royal South Australian Society of Arts
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Hotel Australia - Adelaide
Featuring Exhibition by members by Burnside Painting Group
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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.