Country Arts SA is one of South Australia’s largest arts organisations connecting regional communities by sharing unique stories through the arts.
The Country Arts 2026 Education Program offers primary and secondary students access to live performances and artists working in the areas of:
– Theatre
– Music
– Visual arts
– Film
Feel free to download the program or browse the events below.
Saltbush Country provides a rare opportunity to experience the works and worldviews of Aboriginal artists working independently across regional South Australia
An exhibition of paintings by Adelaide-based artist Dan Withey exploring the theme of animism (the belief that objects, sacred places, animals, and natural phenomena possess a distinct spiritual essence).
Theatre and Physical Theatre Lose to Win By Mandela Mathia. Directed by Jessica Arthur. Country Arts SA presents a a Belvoir St Theatre production 70 minutes, no interval Get tickets …
Music Soundworks: Stories in Song Country Arts SA in Partnership with Nexus Arts presents Soundworks 100mins including interval Get tickets About Part of Soundworks: live music, shared stories, regional stages. …
Laugh out loud, gasp in awe, and let your imagination soar. Whalebone will ignite the curiosity of young aspiring inventors, as well as everyone who loves stories and wonders. It invites audiences to ponder the role of technology in our lives, sparking conversations about what really defines us as humans.

Discounted prices for school bookings are available for the Education Program.
Ticket prices are:
– $15/students
– $12 for Equity (Category 1-4 DfE and Equity Catholic & Independent Schools).
All Visual Arts events are free to attend.
“I think that the Arts are important for young people in regional areas because they allow people to express themselves through art, as well as have a sense of belonging and community throughout.”
Naracoorte High School
Education Resources aim to prepare students to attend an event or exhibition. Some resources have been developed by Country Arts SA others are developed by the company presenting a performance or exhibition.
The Education Resources are:
– aligned to the Australian Curriculum 9.0
– designed to engage students in conversation, thinking and creative practice.
The Archived Resources provide easy access to resources that have permanent value and has been preserved for future reference.

Wild Dog
An exciting project that features film animation, puppetry, dance, and song created by artists and communities across five Nations – Narungga (SA), Kaurna (SA), Lardil (Qld), Kaiadilt (Qld) and Bunlun (Taiwan). The immersive installation was originally mounted for the Illuminate Adelaide 2022 and is now available online as a Virtual Tour along with the accompanying Education Resource.
Workshops provide students with a way to explore creative ideas and career pathways in the arts through hands-on experiences, industry insights and networking.
Country Arts SA is always exploring artist connections to offer new and exciting workshops.
For further information contact Country Arts SA Education at [email protected]

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– local Arts events in your region.
– Country Arts updates
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– art projects in your region
– stories and photos of arts events your students have attended.
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Country Arts SA pays respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and recognises their continuing connection and spiritual relationship to these lands, waters and skies. We are committed to listening and helping care for Country, and to safeguard, share and celebrate First Nations’ living cultures.
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