Art Events in Adelaide

Join us for a casual Wednesday Talk with Cinnamon Lee. Cinnamon Lee is an Australian artist renowned for her finely crafted jewellery and lighting. Trained as a gold and silversmith and compelled by an interest in the physical sciences, she unites traditional craft skills with advanced technologies to create precise, conceptually driven objects exploring themes of value, discretion, and materiality.

Join us for a relaxed, open-ended session with a huge range of jewellery-making tools and beads. We bring the gear and you bring your imagination! Create earrings, bracelets, necklaces or something completely unique. With pliers, cords, fasteners, earring hooks and so, so many beads, you’ll have everything you need to start crafting. This is a laid back, self-guided session where you make the rules.. experiment, play, and see what you create! All materials provided. Just come along and get creative!

Dive into colors and shapes with us—abstract painting fun starts here, no experience needed!

Relax and unwind as you design, create and decorate your own set of tiny clay houses.

Play, print, create! Try etching & monoprinting on recycled materials with Mignon Clift. Fun & easy. $40, 11–2pm.

Design your own image on an iPad to be printed on a mug!

This event is suitable for adults and young people aged 15 years and older. Enclosed footwear must be worn in the Makerspace. Follow the code of conduct while using the Makerspace.

Join a relaxing, hands-on workshop and craft a unique, natural wall hanging using upcycled and foraged materials. Perfect for adults with no experience necessary. All materials supplied.

A vibrant, community event proudly presented by a group of international students and the City of Adelaide. The event will feature interactive and social, experiences as the students share music, food, stories and traditions from their cultures, with the local community. This free, family-friendly event is open to adults and young people alike and is especially for locals who are keen to meet international students and take part in hands-on cultural activities.

Join this creative workshop to create patterns/art on wooden bangles using acrylic art pens. Keep one and give one to a friend who might be new to your street, child's school or workplace. Suitable for ages 12 years and over. All resources provided.

First Nations artist Tikari Rigney will show you how to be fabulously creative with felt, collage and fabric. After drawing your imaginative designs, you will cut, stick, layer and hand sew them into a bunch of sweet little bag friends, tags or felt badges. All materials supplied. This workshop is suitable for adults and young people aged 14 years and older.

Decorate a timber craft box by using Mod Podge to glue colourful paper cutouts then varnishing for a beautiful finish perfect for home décor