Westbound

What do you get when you put some of Adelaide’s best artists, musicians and makers in a (really gentle) blender?

Date

Saturday 15 March

Time

12pm-6pm

Location

Lion Arts Precinct

Introducing Westbound – a free west end mini festival brought to you
by Renew Adelaide, featuring more than just a few of our favourite things!

You can expect:

  • A curated artisan market with ceramics, jars of yummy things, prints, jewellery, flowers, fashion + more
  • A live music lineup of some of the city’s most exciting emerging bands – all groove, no background tunes!
  • Free artist workshops, so you can master a new skill and take home a creation of your very own
  • Absolutely delicious food and drink from some of SA’s finest makers and mixers

Scroll down to learn more about who you’ll see on the day!

 

Free Workshops

Film photo of Kerri Wright working in her printing studio, wearing a white t-shirt.

Lino Printing with Kerri Wright

Multiple sessions from 12pm

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Lots of colourful beer cans stacked together at a 45 degree angle, in greens and oranges.

Pottery Fundamentals with Lotte Schwerdtfeger

Multiple sessions from 3pm

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One hand pouring a square-shaped bottle of gin into a glass.

Matchbox Art with Blip Art School

Multiple sessions from 12pm

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Live Music

Geordie and Mel sitting at a table full of books. Geordie is reading while Mel holds up two books.

This event is generously funded by City of Adelaide, and supported by the Adelaide West End Association and University of South Australia. A huge thank you to all involved for working with us to bring this wonderful precinct to life

We would also like to thank our wine besties Unico Zelo, our branding angels at Divide, and the incredible artists and arts organisations that make Adelaide’s west end a brighter and more beautiful place to be.

Westbound takes place on the stolen land of the Kaurna people – the rightful current owners of the land we work and live upon. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded: this always was and always will be Aboriginal land.