Come for an up close and personal look at a large selection of local artists demonstrating their chosen craft and art. Browse original handmade designs available for purchase, each and every cruise shop arrival day. Featuring // GLASS BEAD MAKING // UP-CYCLED CLOTHING // SILVER JEWELRY MAKING // LIVE PORTRAITS // LIVE PAINTING // QUILTING AND MORE! 10am - 3pm in the Art Galleries, free entry at all times. We have 13 Markets planned for all of the 2019/2020 Cruise…
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Exhibition from 9 January - 15 February 2020. ALL ENQUIRIES: Nautilus Arts Centre 66 Tasman Tce (PO Box 1787) Port Lincoln 5606 Phone: 08 8621 2351 Email: info@nautilusartscentre.com.au
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Direct from New York City, Shades of Bublé – The Three Man Michael Bublé tribute arrives in Australia. Having wowed audiences across the globe with their exciting harmonies, smooth choreography and charming good looks, the men of Shades deliver a set list ranging from Bublé’s Motown hits, through to his Sinatra chart-toppers. Shades of Bublé stars an impressive lineup featuring former lead performer Adam Rennie of the famed Rocky Horror Picture Show. With the three voices singing incredible songs like…
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On show in the Walter Nicholls Gallery from 1st April 2020 – 6th June 2020. Official Opening for SALT Festival 2020 - Program to be released soon via www.saltfestival.com.au For further information see here. Educational resource available - email us to request your copy info@nautilusartscentre.com.au.
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Nautilus Arts Centre, Salt Festival, and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Presents The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow Australia’s favourite comedy convoy is locked, loaded and hitting every corner of the country! Join our diverse line-up of the hottest acts direct from the Melbourne International Comedy Festival for a very special show that is sure to tickle everyone’s funny bone. Featuring a cast of Australian stars, talented newcomers and special guest international performers, we’re home-delivering Australia’s largest comedy festival in…
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AC/DC - If You Want Blood A Musical Salute from the son of Bon Scott! In 1967 Bon Scott's star was rising while his son was adopted out after a brief encounter with a young girl in the Victorian town of Ballarat. Dave Stevens was adopted out to a loving family in Geelong Victoria living a normal childhood while his real father was taking over the world with his band AC/DC. Dave Stevens strangely started playing the drums just as…
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The Kevin Bloody Wilson Show is not just a concert performance, for most, it’s a full on event and an opportunity to tick from your bucket-list a chance to see Australia’s most unique International comedy legend. Kevin has become a national institution – a must see for any person wanting to see absolute original Australian comedy. If we were asked to nominate one individual to best define Australian humour, for most of us, the name Kevin Bloody Wilson immediately springs…
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Do you dream of reliving the good old days? Well don’t miss THE ROBERTSON BROTHERS 1960’s TV VARIETY SHOW with special guest Simon Brook McLachlan – from the original cast of the hit musical Jersey Boys. After a massive 2019, the boys are back with a brand new show! Take a trip down memory lane with this amazing interactive live TV Variety Show. featuring the hits from: The Seekers, Bee Gees, Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, Neil Sedaka and…
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Country Arts SA , State Theatre Company South Australia and the Nautilus Arts Centre Presents EUPHORIA by Emily Steel A Country Town. A Festival. A local tragedy and a town that doesn’t talk. This tale of good days, bad days and everything in between catapults us right into the heart of this little town where everyone knows everyone, and where Ethan is hit by his past and Meg struggles with the present. As the festival unfolds, Meg and Ethan’s worlds…
Find out more »Using the camera obscura Sydney-based artist Robyn Stacey depicts South Australia as it has never been seen before. Translating from Latin to mean ‘dark room’ the camera obscura is an optical device of wonder, whereby the external world is trapped and inverted within the room. For this exhibition, eight large-scale camera obscura photographs by Stacey will be on display. First shown as part of the 2016 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Magic Object, the photographs depict camera obscuras at well-known…
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