Bookings
School bookings open 24 September 2024 for all DreamBIG 2025 events and performances.
14 shows
Transport subsidies are available for regional and equity schools.
If travel costs prohibit attendance at an Adelaide Festival Centre presented performance or workshop, subsidies are available to eligible schools. Learn more or apply.
The Museum of the Everyday need your help!
They have been tasked with the mission of collecting items for a time capsule that tells the story of our time. Meet the Museum’s enigmatic curator and embark on a quest to answer profound questions such as: How will we be remembered? How do we tell the story of who we are? What objects are important enough to be part of this story?
From mundane objects to profound symbols, each choice tells a story. Sealed and sent into the cosmos, this time capsule carries our hopes, dreams, and reflections, a beacon of curiosity for eternity.
- Accessibility
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This venue is wheelchair accessible.
- Get Involved - this activity is hands on. Participants are encouraged to get in on the action through dancing, making, or sharing their thoughts and ideas.
- Audience members are asked to participate in a call and respond
- Participants will be required to following instructions from facilitators during the event
- Participants can explore the space at their own pace
- Participants can exit the workshop/event, and re-enter when they are ready to re-join
- A low sensory version of the installation can be provided upon request
- Ages 5-8
- This production uses a music soundtrack. House lights remain on for the duration of the show.
- Runtime
- 1 hour
- Year Levels
- Reception – Year 4
In partnership with
School Performances
Performance Location: The Armoury, South Australian Museum
Location
The South Australian Museum is located on North Terrace, Adelaide
Accessibility
The Museum is fully wheelchair accessible. A wheelchair can also be booked with security staff for use within the Museum. There are two lifts within the Museum as follows:
1. One located in the north-east corner of the Museum, accessible on the ground floor through the World Mammals Gallery
2. The other located in the south-east corner of the Museum, accessible on the ground floor through the Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery.
More information
This venue is external to Festival Centre. To plan your visit to the South Australian Museum, please go to their website.
