Explore the Rosewater Loop and imagine a greener future through creativity, conversation and the small seeds of community and environmental change.
Can Indigenous knowledge reshape intercultural exchange & climate action? Join Narungga and Kaurna artist Jacob Boehme & Aunty Lynette Newchurch to learn how.
Join us for the SAARG Corroboree as part of Nature Festival 2026, inspired by this year's theme: Seeds. Come along to share stories and build connections,
Join an Auslan interpreted tour to discover how Greening Rosewater Loop is transforming the Gillman Yards through community led environmental action.
Birds & Bingo is back for its fourth season at Nature Festival, with even more birds, and more bingo!
Step into the wild side of Alexandrina, discover our amazing native birdlife, and become a citizen scientist.
Music & philosophy for nature
Take a walk through beautiful swamp, creekline and woodland country on the Fleurieu Peninsula guided by bird and bat experts, followed by brunch / supper.
Discover the native birdlife of Pakapakanthi / Victoria Park on a guided walk through its beautiful wetlands and woodlands, led by Birds SA & ReBird the Ranges.
Walk & talk with local experts on irongrass native grassland, open mallee woodland, Levi Creek waterholes. Info on Ngadjuri involvement. Morning tea.
Join Sandhya Mulchandani to shape clay islands as we think with our hands and reflect on Australia’s 8,222 vulnerable island environments.
EV curious?
What can labyrinths reveal to us as we engage and interact with them? What secrets have they known on their journeys across time? What knowledge do they hold?
Journey along the coastline with a Ngarrindjeri-Kaurna guide as you explore ancestral stories and cultural knowledge on this unique cultural hike.
Join us for a morning of community action and nature connection.
Walking tours, displays, native coastal plant sales, and hands-on activities for you to connect with nature in this rare dune ecosystem in Adelaide's west.
Hear stories from the field and discover how seed banking is helping secure a future for South Australia's threatened flora.
A conversation between artists and scientists exploring how creativity, systems thinking and environmental science help communities navigate ecological change
An exploration of the cultural, mythological, & spiritual significance of the sacred seed as the source of life.
Take a seed-sized peek inside the South Australia Seed Conservation Centre to uncover how the team safe-guards threatened flora for future generations
Pods are a holding vessel for the seeds within, a space of nurturing and protection for potential life.
Community celebration of seeds at Adelaide Botanic Garden!
The world around us is always communicating. Ecosomatics allows the wisdom of the more than human to guide dynamic relationships between humans & nature.
You're invited on a rural ramble out to Robertstown as we host Wandering Tales to hear some local yarns & enjoy a light afternoon tea.
a songwriting practise to deepen connection with the natural world - facilitated by local singer-songwriters Naomi Keyte and Jamie Lena Kerslake,
Join us for a relaxed outdoor women's circle where we'll move our bodies, share stories, enjoy creative activities and connect over a picnic in nature.
Storytellers sow beautiful seeds: seeds of growth, hope, reflection, creativity and learning. Join us for the love of a good story - and afternoon tea!
Harp Among the Gum Trees: A pleasant Sunday afternoon of live harp music in a natural setting.
Filmmaker Sophie Hyde joins marine scientists, conservationists and creatives to explore ecological crisis, restoration and the making of a new feature film.
Enjoy a late afternoon of shorebird viewing at Thompson Beach
Transformative music, dance and song under the sunset in Carrick Hill's glorious gardens, featuring the Bowerbird Collective with Eric Avery.
Share Egg & Orchid Time with Burrandies Aboriginal Corporation and Friends of Seaweed South East. Understand the value of seaweed in Spring to migrating birds. Record seasonal changes.
Try your hand at still-life drawing native flora in our free Art Studio activity.
Take a self -guided tour of AGSA and discover artists and works that explore the theme of SEED.
Through small, repeated acts of repair on degraded land, a form of quiet activism emerges.
Turrangka…in the shadows surveys over a decade of James Tylor’s practice and brings together a selection of his unique photographs and Kaurna cultural objects.
Experience a captivating photographic exhibition by The Wilderness Society SA, showcasing South Australia's remote wilderness and why it deserves protection.
Free self guided exploratory activities in an endemic community space known as Wakwakurnaku Wirra, Children's Forest
A bush garden with an extensive range of species demonstrating the amazing and varied foliage, form and flowers found in Australian plants.
The delicate fresh green leaves of the deciduous trees are emerging and beneath them, spring bulbs and natives in flower.
The Commute is a multidisciplinary, site and community-responsive project which draws deeply on the 15+ years of the artist living near the Port Noarlunga coast
Integrating her fieldwork and studio-based processes, Gardener explores local birds and their song stories in the Onkaparinga region.
Investigating the human condition and our fragile relationship to the natural, built and personal environments are core themes in Ambridge’s work.
Be part of a world where art and nature merge: experience multi-disciplinary works from Australian and International artists.
Join the Cleland Team and learn about the important role volunteers play in propagating and nurturing native plants to maintain and enhance our environment.
Hear from Sophie Hyde, film director, writer, producer and artist, in conversation with Leigh Robb, Curator Contemporary Art.
Slow down, look closely and discover the wonder of the natural world through journaling.
Join us for a special Story Time in the beautiful Netley Community Garden. Enjoy stories, songs and nature play with Mel and Pamela.
Join author Kristin Martin as she reads her new book, Belle and Bea’s Beautiful New Home and discover how bilbies help seeds to grow.
Exhibitions, and community engagement events exploring emergence.
A living laboratory, this garden is packed with Kangaroo Island native plants, including many threatened species.
Step outside and slow down with Start, in an en plein air program connecting creativity, community and the natural world.
Drop-in any time and get messy with Climbing Tree’s mud kitchen!
Sculptures and works exploring the 'gestalt' of seeds and flora in its myriad of forms.
Hear from an AGSA curator and an expert from the Nature Festival community as they discuss all things seed.
Join us for a playful and relaxed adventure creating art in the beautiful nature of the Memorial Gardens.
Two artists come together to co-create art exploring connection to nature, Country, community, and the cosmos.
From seed to ancient grass tree, this miniature landscape celebrates regeneration, resilience and the diversity of Australian flora.
Acclaimed director Sophie Hyde (Good Luck to you Leo Grande, Jimpa) is exploring the work of local scientists and underwater cinematographers who are recording the impacts of the algal bloom on the South Australian coastline.
South Australians are invited to step outside, slow down, and paint their surroundings.
Check out the outdoor art installation in the large forecourt of 109 Grote Street right next to China Town.
