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April 17 | 5:00pm | Nautilus Arts Centre Celebrate the opening of the 2026 SALT Festival! Doors from 4:30pm. Collect a copy of the program, buy a local drink from the bar and enjoy the opening of the magnificent Feature Exhibition. A performance from the Adelaide Guitar Festival - shows on the road - tickets still available.
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Nautilus Arts Centre - SALT Shaker
April 17 | 6:00pm | Nautilus Arts Centre SALT Festival opens with an absolute delight as the renowned Adelaide Guitar Festival - On The Road program comes to SALT Festival. Featuring a line up of incredible guitarists who are sure to entrance and deliver a show unlike any other that has featured at SALT. Join us for a very exciting and special performance. Line Up Slava Grigoryan - Regarded as a 'wizard' of the guitar, Slava is a multi-ARIA award winning artist and prolific guitar virtuoso. Let Slava cast a spell on you with his magical musicianship. Hussy Hicks - with a 4-piece line up, Hussy Hicks will captivate adiences with their infectious energy and incredible music Nathan May - Adelaide based performer, Nathan May brings a soulful sound that mixes country and folk to provide something truly special. Local Act - TBC Please note $2 booking fee
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Nautilus Arts Centre
April 18 - 20, 24 - 25 | 10am - 3pm | Nautilus Arts Centre Media Room The Mayor of Cardboard City has declared the city open! But after the great storm, they need your help to rebuild the city. Grab some cardboard and get building! The third iteration of Cardboard City is set along the coast, build anything you like, from cardboard toasters to cardboard sharks! All ages welcome, booking not required. All minors must be accompanied by their parent or guardian at all times Please note 25 person max at any one time.
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Nautilus Arts Centre - Media Room
April 17 -27 | 10am - Late | Nautilus Arts Centre SALT Shaker How do you paint memory? Have you ever looked at a portrait and wondered why additional objects have been included? Have you ever wondered about the objects painted in a Still Life painting? These things may tell you a little more about the person in the portrait or the painter of a Still Life setting. Well, the Port Lincoln Art Group decided to make Still Life paintings that tell a story about the owner of the objects. The owner maybe an art group member, they could be a friend or a family member. Why do these items mean a lot to them, do they suggest what they love, what they collect or what they are interested in? Art group members will present an exhibition of Still Life paintings that capture memory. Visitors will also have the opportunity to hear details of the “Still Life stories” by clicking on a QR code.
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Nautilus Arts Centre - SALT Shaker
18 - 25 April | 12pm - 3pm | Doddlife Photography Studios Exhibition Opening and Talk April 22nd 6pm - 9pm ‘Stitches and Stories – photos on fabric’ is a collaborative exhibition by Port Lincoln locals Matthew Dodd of Doddlife Photography and Sue Catt of Sue Catt Creative, exploring the transformation of local South Australian landscapes into wearable and functional art. Matthew’s photographs, captured across the Eyre Peninsula and the Flinders Ranges, are digitally printed onto fabric and reimagined by Sue as garments and homewares including shirts, dresses, tea towels, and bags. Together, the works blur the line between image and object, art and everyday life. Grounded in principles of slow fashion and mindful making, the exhibition values quality, longevity, and thoughtful use of materials. Each piece is carefully crafted to honour both the original photograph and the landscape it represents, offering an alternative to fast, disposable design. Through stitching, folding, and wear, theimages evolve, becoming part of a lived, tactile relationship with place. At its heart, Stitches and Stories is a celebration of collaboration, sustainability, and local connection. An exhibition of photography and textiles, it invites viewers to engage with South Australian landscapes in a new way—not only to observe them, but to wear them, use them, and carry their stories forward as part of daily life.
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Doddlife Photography
April 18 | 2:30pm - 11:30pm | Big Swamp Community Centre SWAMPSTOCK 2026 returns to the Big Swamp Community Centre on Saturday, April 18th — a full‐throttle celebration of music, mud, and mildly questionable decisions. Gates swing open at 2:30pm, with live music rolling from 3:00pm to 11:30pm. Expect a genre‐hopping lineup featuring Brass Souls, Danger Fog, Grotto, Jake Daulby, Jessie Hyde, Cookie Farmers, and more — from swampy grooves to acoustic soul. Tickets are just $30, kids under 18 get in free, and camping’s on the house. BYO drinks and snacks, or treat yourself to local legends: Jump Ship Brewing’s crisp beers, Coomunga Wines’ famous mulled wine (which may or may not cure heartbreak), and fresh slices from Fat Crust Pizza, who’ll be firing up the good stuff all afternoon. The sausage sizzle will be sizzling too — bring your appetite and your best festival banter. Hosted by SALT Festival and the Big Swamp Community Centre, SWAMPSTOCK is a fundraiser supporting the ongoing upkeep and community programs of the Big Swamp Community Centre. It’s an all‐ages event with a strict “no big tables” policy. Why? Because nothing kills a vibe like a rogue trestle. Come for the music, stay for the swamp, and leave with stories you’ll probably exaggerate for years. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
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Big Swamp Community Centre
April 18 | 3pm | Nautilus Arts Centre CAFFEINE FIEND – A COFFEE CABARET Created and performed by Charlee Watt Award-winning South Australian artist Charlee Watt is just 21 years old — but she’s already being hailed as one of cabaret’s rising stars. A 2024 Adelaide Critics Circle Emerging Artist, recipient of the Fringe “One to Watch” Award, and winner of the Cabaret Fringe Encore Award, Charlee now brings her brand-new show Caffeine Fiend to the stage. Gather your friends together or make new friends at the table and enjoy sipping from the cup of coffee inspired songs. ★★★★ “Charlee Watt evokes Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone and even Sabrina Carpenter... She has heaps of personality and is at her best when really connected to the text.” – Glam Adelaide With a hot 4-piece band and songs that celebrate coffee, connection, and keeping it together (barely), Caffeine Fiend is both cheeky and heartfelt — a perfect blend of bold flavour and emotional depth. Come for the espresso martinis. Stay for the voice. Please note $2 booking fee
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Nautilus Arts Centre
April 18 | 7:00pm | Nautilus Arts Centre What happens when the world’s greatest rock band meets the voice of a new generation? In Charlee Watt: Rolling the Stones, award-winning cabaret artist Charlee Watt dives head-first into the raw energy, swagger, and soul of The Rolling Stones — but with a twist. This isn’t imitation, it’s reinterpretation. Through bold new arrangements, witty storytelling, and an intimate personal connection, Charlee breathes fresh life into the songs you thought you knew, unearthing the stories that shaped her and the soundtracks that shaped the world. Expect powerhouse vocals, sharp humour, and a band that can turn on a dime from blistering rock to smoky jazz. At once a love letter and a reinvention, this show celebrates legacy while daring to ask what these songs mean to a young artist carving her own path. Whether you grew up with Charlie, Mick and Keith or are discovering their music anew, Rolling the Stones is an electrifying night of rock ’n’ roll reimagined. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
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Nautilus Arts Centre
Sunday April 19th | 6:00pm | Location TBA Free and All-ages, Our Place, Our Future is a community-led film and multi-arts performance that is set to delight, entertain and enlighten audiences of all ages. Created by local artists, writers, filmmakers and musicians. Join us for a very special evening as we explore the culture and community between us and the ocean. With the increasing social and environmental challenges posed by climate change and the algal bloom This project marks an important opportunity for the community to gather, connect and build resilience in the face of environmental disruption. The collaboration of artists, marine scientists, local industry and community voices will strengthen the understanding of ocean health and foster increased collective stewardship for both the Eyre Peninsula and South Australia’s future. Funded by the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal This project was made possible by the Australian Government Regional Arts Fund, which supports the arts in regional and remote Australia
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Pt Lincoln Foreshore
April 20 | 7pm | Nautilus Arts Centre A SALT Favourite returns. Curated by artisinal maestro, Peter the Greek. Enjoy a night of music and story-telling as three renowned musicians perform three original songs and tell the stories behind them. Line-up soon to be announced, come for the music, stay for the stories and laughter. Please note $2 booking fee.
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Nautilus Arts Centre
April 21, 22 & 23 | 10am - 4pm | Nautilus Arts Centre Media Room Megafauna of the Great Southern Reef – A VR ExperienceStep into an unforgettable journey beneath the waves with our immersive VR experience, bringing the Great Southern Reef to life like never before! Participants will embark on a breathtaking virtual dive, exploring stunning 360° footage of iconic marine life, including grey nurse sharks, humpback whales, eagle rays, dolphins, sea dragons, octopuses, blue devil fish, and more. This captivating experience is created by Experiencing Marine Sanctuaries (EMS) and renowned 360° underwater videographer and storyteller, Carl Charter. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
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Nautilus Arts Centre - Media Room
April 22 | 9am - 1pm & 3pm - 7pm | Nautilus Arts Centre - SALT Shaker Create a set of three custom sterling silver stacker rings in this fun hands-on workshop. Silversmith Jasmine Swales will guide you through various techniques such as sawing, soldering, forming, texturing and polishing, to help you craft your own personal set of rings. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
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Nautilus Arts Centre - SALT Shaker
April 23, 24 & 25 | 9am - 5pm | ArtEyrea Create your own sterling silver jewellery using collected seaglass in this fun and hands-on jewellery making workshop. Artisan silversmith Jasmine Swales will guide you through the process, sharing knowledge and teaching various techniques to craft your custom jewellery to take home, Lunch included. Choose from Jasmine's collection of reclaimed naturally formed seaglass, or bring your own special piece of seaglass or other flat-backed cabochon to set in your jewellery. In the morning part of the session you will create a sterling silver ring to your own personal measurements, getting used to the tools and processes involved in silversmithing. Once the ring is complete you will learn how to frame your chosen seaglass or cabochon in a sterling silver bezel setting. Once the setting is complete you can choose to solder it to your ring, turn it into a pendant, or turn it into earrings. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
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ArtEyrea
April 23 | 7:00pm | Nautilus Arts Centre "We're All In This Together" by Mike Williams is a musical journey comprised mostly of original songs and a few favourites. Come and share this musical experience of contemporary ballads, folk rock and country music, from Mike Williams. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
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Nautilus Arts Centre
April 24 & 25 | 5:30pm | St Joseph's School Performing Arts Centre A gorgeous musical adventure based on a children's classic. In a wondrous world of riddles and hidden treasure, bumbling Jack Hare is on a race against time to deliver a message of love from the Moon to the Sun. Far, far away in a world just like ours, a mother cheers her son Joe with the tale of Jack Hare’s adventure. But when Jack’s mission goes topsy-turvy, Joe and his mum must come to the rescue, and the line between the two worlds becomes blurred forever. Bringing to life Kit Williams’ iconic picture book, Masquerade stars a talking fish, a tone-deaf barbershop quartet, a gassy pig, a precious jewel and a few mere mortals. It’s a magical adventure that is, at its heart, about the love between a parent and a child Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
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St Joseph's School Port Lincoln
April 24 | 7pm | Nautilus Arts Centre Step into the heart of ARIA-Award winning storyteller Jodi Martin, a captivating evening of music, laughter, and connection. Known for her soulful voice and honest songwriting, Jodi’s performances are where country, folk, and Americana meet — an authentic raw heart filled with warmth. From her roots on a South Australian farm to sharing stages with Arlo Guthrie, Kasey Chambers, and The Waifs, Jodi brings 25 years of stories, songs, and spirit to the stage. Her chart-topping singles “Tommy the Toyota” and “Diesel,” alongside heartfelt favourites “Saltwater in My Hair” and “Round the Corner,” showcase her rare gift for weaving truth and tenderness into every note. Whether it’s a foot-stomping anthem or a quiet ballad that feels like home, Jodi’s shows invite you to laugh, reflect, and feel it all. Described by Josh Cunningham of The Waifs as “heartwarming songs & hilarious stories,” a Jodi Martin show is an experience for the soul. Come, listen, and let the songs carry you home. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
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Nautilus Arts Centre
April 25 | 6:30 | Nautilus Arts Centre ★★★★ "Jaw dropping and completely unbelievable hour of musical comedy" - Broadway Baby (Edinburgh) Take a deep dive into the world's most interesting legally-a-religion, religion. Featuring a live funk-rock soundtrack, outrageous costumes and the secrets of the universe, don't miss this fast-paced cult classic. P.S. We're legally required to tell you this show does not represent the Church of Scientology. See it before we get sued! ★★★★1/2 “Highly recommend this show” - Fringe Feed 2024 ★★★★ - "Tackling religion is never easy, but the good folk from Adelaide’s own George Glass Comedy do it with hysterical results in Scientology The Musical." - The Upside Please note $2 booking fee
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Nautilus Arts Centre
April 25 | 8pm | Nautilus Art Centre Wine, Women & Song returns to SALT Festival in 2026. Enjoy a relaxed evening of music with a glass of wine in hand. Sing along to an amazing collection of songs across all genres and styles and cultures. Live music, good wine and good friends - what more could you want! Please note $2 Booking fee per ticket
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Nautilus Arts Centre
April 26 | 5pm | Nautilus Arts Centre Bring a date - or an estranged family member - to a musical comedy that takes a mushroom-trip down memory lane, exploring the murder trial that shocked the nation! Follow the jury, locked away, and slowly losing their grip on reality, as they attempt to reach a verdict. Featuring a live funk-rock soundtrack, outrageous costumes, and a style of absurd comedy best enjoyed shared. ★★★★★ "Their humour is off-the-wall, quick, absurd at times, and undeniably entertaining. It’s whacky, shocking, stupid, clever, and very, very funny." Glam Adelaide, 2025 Please note $2 booking fee
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Nautilus Arts Centre
April 17 | 5:00pm | Nautilus Arts Centre Celebrate the opening of the 2026 SALT Festival! Doors from 4:30pm. Collect a copy of the program, buy a local drink from the bar and enjoy the opening of the magnificent Feature Exhibition. A performance from the Adelaide Guitar Festival - shows on the road - tickets still available.
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre - SALT Shaker
April 17 | 6:00pm | Nautilus Arts Centre SALT Festival opens with an absolute delight as the renowned Adelaide Guitar Festival - On The Road program comes to SALT Festival. Featuring a line up of incredible guitarists who are sure to entrance and deliver a show unlike any other that has featured at SALT. Join us for a very exciting and special performance. Line Up Slava Grigoryan - Regarded as a 'wizard' of the guitar, Slava is a multi-ARIA award winning artist and prolific guitar virtuoso. Let Slava cast a spell on you with his magical musicianship. Hussy Hicks - with a 4-piece line up, Hussy Hicks will captivate adiences with their infectious energy and incredible music Nathan May - Adelaide based performer, Nathan May brings a soulful sound that mixes country and folk to provide something truly special. Local Act - TBC Please note $2 booking fee
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Nautilus Arts Centre
April 18 - 20, 24 - 25 | 10am - 3pm | Nautilus Arts Centre Media Room The Mayor of Cardboard City has declared the city open! But after the great storm, they need your help to rebuild the city. Grab some cardboard and get building! The third iteration of Cardboard City is set along the coast, build anything you like, from cardboard toasters to cardboard sharks! All ages welcome, booking not required. All minors must be accompanied by their parent or guardian at all times Please note 25 person max at any one time.
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Nautilus Arts Centre - Media Room
April 17 -27 | 10am - Late | Nautilus Arts Centre SALT Shaker How do you paint memory? Have you ever looked at a portrait and wondered why additional objects have been included? Have you ever wondered about the objects painted in a Still Life painting? These things may tell you a little more about the person in the portrait or the painter of a Still Life setting. Well, the Port Lincoln Art Group decided to make Still Life paintings that tell a story about the owner of the objects. The owner maybe an art group member, they could be a friend or a family member. Why do these items mean a lot to them, do they suggest what they love, what they collect or what they are interested in? Art group members will present an exhibition of Still Life paintings that capture memory. Visitors will also have the opportunity to hear details of the “Still Life stories” by clicking on a QR code.
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre - SALT Shaker
18 - 25 April | 12pm - 3pm | Doddlife Photography Studios Exhibition Opening and Talk April 22nd 6pm - 9pm ‘Stitches and Stories – photos on fabric’ is a collaborative exhibition by Port Lincoln locals Matthew Dodd of Doddlife Photography and Sue Catt of Sue Catt Creative, exploring the transformation of local South Australian landscapes into wearable and functional art. Matthew’s photographs, captured across the Eyre Peninsula and the Flinders Ranges, are digitally printed onto fabric and reimagined by Sue as garments and homewares including shirts, dresses, tea towels, and bags. Together, the works blur the line between image and object, art and everyday life. Grounded in principles of slow fashion and mindful making, the exhibition values quality, longevity, and thoughtful use of materials. Each piece is carefully crafted to honour both the original photograph and the landscape it represents, offering an alternative to fast, disposable design. Through stitching, folding, and wear, theimages evolve, becoming part of a lived, tactile relationship with place. At its heart, Stitches and Stories is a celebration of collaboration, sustainability, and local connection. An exhibition of photography and textiles, it invites viewers to engage with South Australian landscapes in a new way—not only to observe them, but to wear them, use them, and carry their stories forward as part of daily life.
Salt Festival
Doddlife Photography
April 18 | 2:30pm - 11:30pm | Big Swamp Community Centre SWAMPSTOCK 2026 returns to the Big Swamp Community Centre on Saturday, April 18th — a full‐throttle celebration of music, mud, and mildly questionable decisions. Gates swing open at 2:30pm, with live music rolling from 3:00pm to 11:30pm. Expect a genre‐hopping lineup featuring Brass Souls, Danger Fog, Grotto, Jake Daulby, Jessie Hyde, Cookie Farmers, and more — from swampy grooves to acoustic soul. Tickets are just $30, kids under 18 get in free, and camping’s on the house. BYO drinks and snacks, or treat yourself to local legends: Jump Ship Brewing’s crisp beers, Coomunga Wines’ famous mulled wine (which may or may not cure heartbreak), and fresh slices from Fat Crust Pizza, who’ll be firing up the good stuff all afternoon. The sausage sizzle will be sizzling too — bring your appetite and your best festival banter. Hosted by SALT Festival and the Big Swamp Community Centre, SWAMPSTOCK is a fundraiser supporting the ongoing upkeep and community programs of the Big Swamp Community Centre. It’s an all‐ages event with a strict “no big tables” policy. Why? Because nothing kills a vibe like a rogue trestle. Come for the music, stay for the swamp, and leave with stories you’ll probably exaggerate for years. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
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Big Swamp Community Centre
April 18 | 3pm | Nautilus Arts Centre CAFFEINE FIEND – A COFFEE CABARET Created and performed by Charlee Watt Award-winning South Australian artist Charlee Watt is just 21 years old — but she’s already being hailed as one of cabaret’s rising stars. A 2024 Adelaide Critics Circle Emerging Artist, recipient of the Fringe “One to Watch” Award, and winner of the Cabaret Fringe Encore Award, Charlee now brings her brand-new show Caffeine Fiend to the stage. Gather your friends together or make new friends at the table and enjoy sipping from the cup of coffee inspired songs. ★★★★ “Charlee Watt evokes Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone and even Sabrina Carpenter... She has heaps of personality and is at her best when really connected to the text.” – Glam Adelaide With a hot 4-piece band and songs that celebrate coffee, connection, and keeping it together (barely), Caffeine Fiend is both cheeky and heartfelt — a perfect blend of bold flavour and emotional depth. Come for the espresso martinis. Stay for the voice. Please note $2 booking fee
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre
April 18 | 7:00pm | Nautilus Arts Centre What happens when the world’s greatest rock band meets the voice of a new generation? In Charlee Watt: Rolling the Stones, award-winning cabaret artist Charlee Watt dives head-first into the raw energy, swagger, and soul of The Rolling Stones — but with a twist. This isn’t imitation, it’s reinterpretation. Through bold new arrangements, witty storytelling, and an intimate personal connection, Charlee breathes fresh life into the songs you thought you knew, unearthing the stories that shaped her and the soundtracks that shaped the world. Expect powerhouse vocals, sharp humour, and a band that can turn on a dime from blistering rock to smoky jazz. At once a love letter and a reinvention, this show celebrates legacy while daring to ask what these songs mean to a young artist carving her own path. Whether you grew up with Charlie, Mick and Keith or are discovering their music anew, Rolling the Stones is an electrifying night of rock ’n’ roll reimagined. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre
Sunday April 19th | 6:00pm | Location TBA Free and All-ages, Our Place, Our Future is a community-led film and multi-arts performance that is set to delight, entertain and enlighten audiences of all ages. Created by local artists, writers, filmmakers and musicians. Join us for a very special evening as we explore the culture and community between us and the ocean. With the increasing social and environmental challenges posed by climate change and the algal bloom This project marks an important opportunity for the community to gather, connect and build resilience in the face of environmental disruption. The collaboration of artists, marine scientists, local industry and community voices will strengthen the understanding of ocean health and foster increased collective stewardship for both the Eyre Peninsula and South Australia’s future. Funded by the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal This project was made possible by the Australian Government Regional Arts Fund, which supports the arts in regional and remote Australia
Salt Festival
Pt Lincoln Foreshore
April 20 | 7pm | Nautilus Arts Centre A SALT Favourite returns. Curated by artisinal maestro, Peter the Greek. Enjoy a night of music and story-telling as three renowned musicians perform three original songs and tell the stories behind them. Line-up soon to be announced, come for the music, stay for the stories and laughter. Please note $2 booking fee.
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre
April 21, 22 & 23 | 10am - 4pm | Nautilus Arts Centre Media Room Megafauna of the Great Southern Reef – A VR ExperienceStep into an unforgettable journey beneath the waves with our immersive VR experience, bringing the Great Southern Reef to life like never before! Participants will embark on a breathtaking virtual dive, exploring stunning 360° footage of iconic marine life, including grey nurse sharks, humpback whales, eagle rays, dolphins, sea dragons, octopuses, blue devil fish, and more. This captivating experience is created by Experiencing Marine Sanctuaries (EMS) and renowned 360° underwater videographer and storyteller, Carl Charter. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre - Media Room
April 22 | 9am - 1pm & 3pm - 7pm | Nautilus Arts Centre - SALT Shaker Create a set of three custom sterling silver stacker rings in this fun hands-on workshop. Silversmith Jasmine Swales will guide you through various techniques such as sawing, soldering, forming, texturing and polishing, to help you craft your own personal set of rings. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre - SALT Shaker
April 23, 24 & 25 | 9am - 5pm | ArtEyrea Create your own sterling silver jewellery using collected seaglass in this fun and hands-on jewellery making workshop. Artisan silversmith Jasmine Swales will guide you through the process, sharing knowledge and teaching various techniques to craft your custom jewellery to take home, Lunch included. Choose from Jasmine's collection of reclaimed naturally formed seaglass, or bring your own special piece of seaglass or other flat-backed cabochon to set in your jewellery. In the morning part of the session you will create a sterling silver ring to your own personal measurements, getting used to the tools and processes involved in silversmithing. Once the ring is complete you will learn how to frame your chosen seaglass or cabochon in a sterling silver bezel setting. Once the setting is complete you can choose to solder it to your ring, turn it into a pendant, or turn it into earrings. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
Salt Festival
ArtEyrea
April 23 | 7:00pm | Nautilus Arts Centre "We're All In This Together" by Mike Williams is a musical journey comprised mostly of original songs and a few favourites. Come and share this musical experience of contemporary ballads, folk rock and country music, from Mike Williams. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre
April 24 & 25 | 5:30pm | St Joseph's School Performing Arts Centre A gorgeous musical adventure based on a children's classic. In a wondrous world of riddles and hidden treasure, bumbling Jack Hare is on a race against time to deliver a message of love from the Moon to the Sun. Far, far away in a world just like ours, a mother cheers her son Joe with the tale of Jack Hare’s adventure. But when Jack’s mission goes topsy-turvy, Joe and his mum must come to the rescue, and the line between the two worlds becomes blurred forever. Bringing to life Kit Williams’ iconic picture book, Masquerade stars a talking fish, a tone-deaf barbershop quartet, a gassy pig, a precious jewel and a few mere mortals. It’s a magical adventure that is, at its heart, about the love between a parent and a child Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
Salt Festival
St Joseph's School Port Lincoln
April 24 | 7pm | Nautilus Arts Centre Step into the heart of ARIA-Award winning storyteller Jodi Martin, a captivating evening of music, laughter, and connection. Known for her soulful voice and honest songwriting, Jodi’s performances are where country, folk, and Americana meet — an authentic raw heart filled with warmth. From her roots on a South Australian farm to sharing stages with Arlo Guthrie, Kasey Chambers, and The Waifs, Jodi brings 25 years of stories, songs, and spirit to the stage. Her chart-topping singles “Tommy the Toyota” and “Diesel,” alongside heartfelt favourites “Saltwater in My Hair” and “Round the Corner,” showcase her rare gift for weaving truth and tenderness into every note. Whether it’s a foot-stomping anthem or a quiet ballad that feels like home, Jodi’s shows invite you to laugh, reflect, and feel it all. Described by Josh Cunningham of The Waifs as “heartwarming songs & hilarious stories,” a Jodi Martin show is an experience for the soul. Come, listen, and let the songs carry you home. Please note $2 booking fee per ticket
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre
April 25 | 6:30 | Nautilus Arts Centre ★★★★ "Jaw dropping and completely unbelievable hour of musical comedy" - Broadway Baby (Edinburgh) Take a deep dive into the world's most interesting legally-a-religion, religion. Featuring a live funk-rock soundtrack, outrageous costumes and the secrets of the universe, don't miss this fast-paced cult classic. P.S. We're legally required to tell you this show does not represent the Church of Scientology. See it before we get sued! ★★★★1/2 “Highly recommend this show” - Fringe Feed 2024 ★★★★ - "Tackling religion is never easy, but the good folk from Adelaide’s own George Glass Comedy do it with hysterical results in Scientology The Musical." - The Upside Please note $2 booking fee
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre
April 25 | 8pm | Nautilus Art Centre Wine, Women & Song returns to SALT Festival in 2026. Enjoy a relaxed evening of music with a glass of wine in hand. Sing along to an amazing collection of songs across all genres and styles and cultures. Live music, good wine and good friends - what more could you want! Please note $2 Booking fee per ticket
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre
April 26 | 5pm | Nautilus Arts Centre Bring a date - or an estranged family member - to a musical comedy that takes a mushroom-trip down memory lane, exploring the murder trial that shocked the nation! Follow the jury, locked away, and slowly losing their grip on reality, as they attempt to reach a verdict. Featuring a live funk-rock soundtrack, outrageous costumes, and a style of absurd comedy best enjoyed shared. ★★★★★ "Their humour is off-the-wall, quick, absurd at times, and undeniably entertaining. It’s whacky, shocking, stupid, clever, and very, very funny." Glam Adelaide, 2025 Please note $2 booking fee
Salt Festival
Nautilus Arts Centre
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