Adelaide Festival Centre today launched its 2015 Come Out Children’s Festival program with hundreds of shows that promise to engage, stimulate, challenge, educate and entertain young minds.
Running over nine days, from May 22 – 30, the diversity of shows, talent and interactivity for children in this Festival is astounding. The program features a total of 550 events, performances, exhibitions, workshops and activities with no less than 12 South Australian premieres, one Australian premiere performance and fiveworld premieres.
The theme for this year’s Festival is ‘Building Bridges’, providing a metaphorical link between the Festival’s artistic events and the Australian curriculum, especially the arts.
The Festival’s hero image was designed by 15-year-old local student Alinda Tunc from Glenuga International High School. Schools across the state took part with children asked to design something that represented the Festival’s “building bridges” theme.
The program for Come Out Children’s Festival is divided into two categories – the schools program where children can participate in events and performances through their school, and the general public program.
To read the full program, head here.
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