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2014 Fringe Festival in South Australia's wine district




Adelaide Fringe 2014 is an annual arts festival that runs for four weeks in the capital of South Australia in February and March. The open-access Fringe Festival means that anyone with a show, exhibition, or cultural event can register to be part of Australia’s largest arts festival. It occurs from February 14 to March 16, 2014.

Artists from around the globe perform in over 900 diverse events – cabaret, comedy, circus, dance, film, theatre, puppetry, music, and visual arts – in an even more diverse range of venues, from parks, warehouses, laneways, hotels, cafes, galleries, music halls, and streets. Events are both ticketed (with a cost involved) and free.

In addition to the Adelaide Fringe Festival is the Barossa Fringe in the wine area of the Barossa Valley. Events will occur in Barossa Chateaux, cellars, galleries, markets, hotels, and open spaces. Thirty Fringe events will be held in more than 20 venues.


Fringe in Barossa Events:
Sunday 9 February–Saturday 22 March, 2014

11am–5pm CUSP: Designing into the Next Decade, JamFactory at Seppeltsfield
Saturday 15 February–Saturday 15 March, 2014

8-11pm Collection Projection, Barossa Regional Gallery, Tanunda here
Friday, 14 February, 2014

5.30pm Artisans at Greenock, night market here
Saturday, 15 February, 2014

7.30-11.30am Barossa Farmers Market, Angaston here
Sunday, 16 February, 2014

12pm Little Black Dress, Schild Estate, Lyndoch here
Friday, 21 February, 2014

7.30pm A Brief History of Beer, Barossa Valley Brewing, Tanunda here

7.30pm Folly - A Miserable Yorkshire Poetry Musical Charles Melton, Krondorf here

7.30pm Miss K is... Wrong.com!  The Weintal, Tanunda here

8.00pm Michelle and the Gentlemen's Club - The Town Hall Tour Nuriootpa Soldiers Memorial Hall here
Saturday, 22 February, 2014

7.30–11.30am Barossa Farmers Market Angaston here

6pm John McNamara Acoustic Soul and Blues Jacobs Creek Visitor Centre, Rowland Flat  here

6.30pm In The Mood: A Tribute To Swing. Dinner & Show, Café Y, Lyndoch here

7pm Candlelight Concert featuring David Garnham & the Reasons to Live Barossa Regional Gallery, Tanunda here

8.30pm Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Women write songs too!  Schild Estate, Lyndoch here
Sunday, 23 February, 2014

All day, Winemakers Vs Comedians Cricket Match, Lyndoch Oval here
Thursday, 27 February, 2014

8.00pm The Ten Sopranos, Barossa Arts & Convention Centre, Tanunda here
Friday, 28 February, 2014

12.00pm Progressive Barossan Banquet Chateau Tanunda here
Saturday, 1 March, 2014

7.30–11.30am Barossa Farmers Market, Angaston 7:30-11:30am here

7.00pm Beer .v. Wine Degustation Dinner Barossa Valley Brewing here 

7.00pm Eli Wolfe and the Vagabond Moon featuring Ninni and Mika from Finland Gibson Wines, Light Pass here

8.00pm Ivor Carter & the Sacred Rose Band Moculta Soldiers Memorial Hall here
Sunday, 2 March, 2014

12pm, Little Black Dress, Pindarie, Gomersal here

1.15pm The Dark Knights of Song in Concert, Barossa Chateau, Lyndoch here
Thursday, 6 March, 2014

8.00pm, Dorothy Parker's Sweet Release of Death, Union Chapel, Angaston here
Friday, 7 March, 2014

8.00pm Dorothy Parker's Sweet Release of Death, Union Chapel, Angaston here
Saturday, 8 March, 2014

7.30–11.30am Barossa Farmers Market, Angaston 7:30-11:30am here

12.00pm, JamFactory at Seppeltsfield Fringe Open Day, Seppeltsfield here

7.00pm Beer .v. Wine Degustation Dinner, Barossa Valley Brewing here

8.00pm Dorothy Parker's Sweet Release of Death, Union Chapel, Angaston Union Chapel here

8.00pm Echoes of Pink Floyd 2014, The Vine Inn, Nuriootpa here
Sunday, 9 March, 2014

11.00am Mr BADGER tells the story of The Wind in the Willows Collingrove Homestead, Angaston here

12.00pm Blueprint Elderton Wines, Nuriootpa here

3.00pm AUSTRALIANA - ME 'N ME MATES Collingrove Homestead, Angaston here
Friday, 14 March, 2014

5.30pm Artisans at Greenock night market here
Saturday, 15 March, 2014

7.30–11.30am Barossa Farmers Market, Angaston 7:30-11:30am

6.00pm Little Black Dress, Kies Wines, Lyndoch here

7.00pm Beer .v. Wine Degustation Dinner Barossa Valley Brewing, Tanunda here

7.00pm Faulty Towers - The Dining Experience Barossa Arts & Convention Centre, Tanunda here
Sunday, 16 March, 2014

1.00pm The Secret Garden Party, Turkey Flat Winery, Tanunda here

1.00pm Blueprint, Barossa Valley Brewing, Tanunda here

4.00pm Marisa Quigley, Charles Melton, Krondord here

7.00pm The Idea of North, Jacobs Creek Visitor Centre, Rowland Flat here
Saturday, 22 March, 2014

7.30–11.30am Barossa Farmers Market, Angaston 7:30-11:30am here

Fringe in Barossa 2014 Event Calendar pdf


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