Venues 1968

Arrange in order of: Ascending | Descending

• Marion Shopping Centre - Marion

  Featuring Exhibition of batiks from India by Fringe Artist

• Mary Walker House - Kent Town

  Featuring Display of hand crafts by Country Women's Association

• 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.

• Memorial Drive - Adelaide

  Featuring Holiday on Ice USA by Morris Chalfen

• Miller Anderson - Hindley Street

  Featuring Paintings and sculpture by Migrant Artists by Commonwealth Department of Immigration

• Moyle's Furniture Gallery - CBS Court, King William Street

  Featuring Oil paintings by Max Middleton by Max Middleton

• Myer Emporium - Rundle Street

  Featuring The Australians (photographic exhibition) by Fringe Artist

• Myer Emporium - Rundle Street

  Featuring Living with Antiques by Adelaide Society of Collectors

• Myer Emporium - Rundle Street

  Featuring Australian bark artistry by Mary Swensen and Margot Pulman by Mary Swensen and Margot Pulman

• Myer Emporium - Rundle Street

  Featuring World Press Photographs by The News

• Myer Emporium - Rundle Street

  Featuring Exhibition of caricatures by Tony Rafty by Tony Rafty

• North Adelaide Galleries - Melbourne Street, North Adelaide

  Featuring Three Australian Artists by Brian Dunlop, Donald Friend, Keith Looby

• Olde King's Music Hall - Carrington Street

  Featuring The Perils of a Drunkard's Daughter by Olde King's Music Hall

• 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)

• 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

• Pennington Hall - Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide

  Featuring On the Fringe '68 by Flinders Street Revue Company

  Directed by Peter Narroway, Lois Ramsay

• Pennington Hall - Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide

  Featuring French Music by Fringe Artist

  Sessions of recorded French music with spoken annotation.

• Plympton Art Studio - Cross Road, Plympton Park

  Featuring Paintings and drawing by various artists by Plympton Art Studio

• Prouds Ltd - Rundle Street

  Featuring Pen sketches of historic buildings by Jeanette McLeod by Jeanette McLeod

• Reserve Bank - Victoria Square

  Featuring Contemporary Australian religious paintings by Catholic Women's League

• Sheriden Theatre - 50 Mackinnon Parade, North Adelaide

  Featuring Good Grief by Weslo

  Late night revue, produced by Robert Lott.

• South Australian Museum - North Terrace

  Featuring George French Angas Exhibition by Friends of the SA Museum

  Exhibits to include many paintings by Angus, one of the first artists in the State.

• South Australian School of Art - Stanley Street, North Adelaide

  Featuring The Esso Exhibition of Australian Student Artists, 1968 by South Australian School of Art

  Presentation of Esso awards to two student artists

• Southwark Brewery - Adam Street, Hindmarsh

  Featuring 21 foot by 12 foot Festival Frame by Fringe Artist

  Part of the Brewery's Festival lawn display.

• St. Celia's Hall - Angas Street

  Featuring Chanticleer and the Fox by Bunyip Children's Theatre of SA

  Presented by students of St Aloysius College.

• St. Celia's Hall - Angas Street

  Featuring The Golden Vanity by Bunyip Children's Theatre of SA

  By Benjamin Britten, Australian premiere, presented by students of St. Michael's College, produced by Anthony Roberts.

• St. Celia's Hall - Angas Street

  Featuring Mr. Hump's Hat by Bunyip Children's Theatre of SA

• St. Peter's Hall - Glenelg

  Featuring The Cradle Song by St. Peter's Dramatic Society

  By Gregoria and Maria Martinez. Produced by Norman McLucas