Adelaide Festival 2010.
Happy to be a support act.
At Bendigo and Adelaide Bank we think vibrant communities are good for business.
So we’re not just a bank to our community – we get involved in lots of other ways too. Like sponsoring the performing arts.
Together Bendigo and Adelaide Bank and the Adelaide Festival are working to build stronger communities.
But when it comes to the arts, we know our limitations as bankers. That’s why we’re happy to be a support act for the 2010 Adelaide Festival.
We look forward to seeing you at the festival and in one of our branches soon.
Adelaide Festival celebrates 50 years
This year the Adelaide Festival celebrates 50 years with a spectacular line-up of events to suit all tastes.
The program includes opera, theatre, dance, classical and contemporary music, cabaret, new media events, Adelaide Writers’ Week (the largest literary festival in the world), outdoor entertainment, visual arts exhibitions, master classes, forums and much more.
So why not visit Adelaide for this year’s not-to-be-missed festival.
Find out more
Including an interactive program and all the latest festival news and information, the Adelaide Festival website is a one-stop-shop for all your event and booking information.
Alternatively, you can pick up a copy of the Adelaide Festival Program at any South Australian branch of Bendigo Bank.
Experience the Adelaide Festival for free!
Back by popular demand, Northern Lights will make a triumphant return along Adelaide’s North Terrace on the Festival’s opening weekend, Friday 26 and Saturday 27 February.
One of the most popular attractions in the Festival’s history, this fascinating light installation is the largest of its type ever displayed in Australia and is set to return this year, bigger and brighter.
Take a leisurely walk past North Terrace’s and see its architectural icons painted with light, from dusk to 1am each night.
The opening weekend spectacle will continue on Saturday evening, 27 February, at Victoria Park Racecourse. So pack a blanket, take the family and witness A Little More Light, a 45 minute pyrotechnic display from France’s Groupe F.
First viewed as part of Paris’ millennium celebrations – this will be a display never before witnessed in South Australia. Don’t miss it?
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