What's On in Adelaide

Please join us for this significant annual event to honour those whose lives have been taken through domestic and family violence. This year's Vigil will have a focus on the impacts of domestic and family violence on children and young people, and include music from young Nukunu singer-songwriter Tilly Tjala Thomas. The event will be held in the Grounds of Government House, as follows: 5:15pm to 5:30pm - Arrival, 5:30pm - Event starts, 6:15pm - Formalities end, 6:15pm to 6:30pm - Informal connection. Please enter the grounds of Government House via the main gate on the corner of North Terrace and King William Street. Dress for an outdoor, all-weather event. Please note, you will not need to show a ticket on arrival, but we ask that you still register your attendance via the 'Reserve a spot' button to let us know how many people to expect.

8-week beginner guitar lessons with a focus on popular, contemporary music. Suitable for complete beginners and those aged 15+. Includes snacks and an option to hire a guitar for practice. Led by Music Eternal, Adelaide's most fun and engaging music instructors. Register online for $10 per person. Ages 15-17 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

Roots & Rituals - Herbal and Plant Allies: Connecting with Plant Energies. The plants have always been speaking… are you ready to listen? In this immersive Roots & Rituals workshop, you will step into relationship with the spirit of plants, learning how to recognise their presence, listen to their guidance, and begin building your own connection with a plant ally.

A St Andrew's Wellbeing Centre program for Members. This class is perfect for complete beginners, offering a welcoming space to experience the health and healing benefits of yoga for both the body and mind. We'll combine static poses with mindful breathing techniques to promote relaxation, stress relief, and overall wellbeing. Everyone is welcome, including those who may have limited mobility or injuries. We can easily adapt the session for chair yoga, ensuring that no one is excluded. Classes will run for either one hour or an hour and fifteen minutes, depending on the group's needs. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a bottle of water. All other materials are provided.