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Australia's largest performing arts centre. Home to Hamer Hall, Sidney Myer Music Bowl and the Theatres Building. On Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung Country. Read our Online Community Guidelines: https://bit.ly/3W0suLL

Home of the Performing Arts in South Australia, the Adelaide Festival Centre offers a diverse program of festival quality shows for a broad range of tastes and budgets throughout the year. As well as our own festivals, we make sure the festival continues with a year packed full of music, dance, theatre and exhibitions. Our Mission Adelaide Festival Centre aims to; Be the South Australian arts hub and a leading Arts Centre in the Asia Pacific region. Reinvent and comprehensively upgrade Adelaide Festival Centre and successfully integrate the Festival Centre within the Riverside Precinct Development Sustain and develop our program led ethos to deliver great work in all our venues. Consolidate and increase ticketed attendances and visitation and sustain them. Ensure high quality customer experience across all aspects of Adelaide Festival Centre operations. Implement a more sustainable, responsive financial model to underpin the overall objectives of Adelaide Festival Centre.

State Library of Queensland is a vibrant and innovative 21st century library. It's an inclusive and welcoming place for all, a trusted source for information, a place for intellectual freedom and creativity and the primary custodian of Queensland's memory. As a physical and virtual space for sharing, learning, collaborating and creating, State Library meets its legislative priorities of contributing to the cultural, social and intellectual development of all Queenslanders. Its main campus at Brisbane's South Bank, part of the Cultural Centre, incorporates The Edge digital maker space, the John Oxley Library, kuril dhagun, the Australian Library of Art and the Asia Pacific Design Library. The South Bank site is complemented by an office in Cannon Hill, Brisbane and a Cairns regional office. State Library supports a network of 339 public libraries and Indigenous Knowledge Centres and provides statewide electronic access to a wide range of information resources, including a rapidly growing range of digitised unique Queensland material.