There is a tale of magic. Our story begins on the sands of Arabia. It is the dawn of a new day with new adventures for Aladdin and his cat Kira. The village awakens to so much worry - there is barely any water in the well. In the palace gardens it is the same for Princess Jasmine and her friends.

Aladdin climbs over the palace walls to escape from the villagers. He meets Princess Jasmine, who is sad that the gardens are dying from lack of water. Aladdin has an idea - some time ago he had found a magical lamp - perhaps now is the time to test its unlimited powers!! Rubbing it brings about the the exciting arrival of a surprising Genie!

The kingdom and its people rejoice as water is restored to the land, and they celebrate the love of Aladdin and Jasmine.

Presented by:
SA CHILDREN'S BALLET COMPANY INC

The South Australian Children's Ballet Company provides opportunities for talented young dance students to perform in works by professional choreographers. The dancers are aged from 9 to 18, and come from ballet and dance schools throughout Adelaide and country areas. The Company aims to promote a professional attitude and high standards in the art of dance; to give opportunities to perform a variety of dance styles, and to promote the development of the Company's talented young dancers.

17 and 18 March, 12 and 2 PM

Featuring Abdul Abdullah (NSW), Abdul-Rahman Abdullah (WA), Hoda Afshar (VIC), Safdar Ahmed (NSW), Khadim Ali (NSW), Eugenia Flynn (VIC), Zeina Iaali (NSW), Khaled Sabsabi (NSW), Abdullah M.I. Syed (NSW), Shireen Taweel (NSW)
Curated by Abdul-Rahman Abdullah and Nur Shkembi
ACE Open heralds the arrival of 'eleven' – a national collective of leading Muslim Australian contemporary visual artists, curators and writers – with their first major exhibition, 'Waqt al-tagheer: Time of change'.
'Waqt al-tagheer: Time of change' examines individual experiences of specific moments – historical, recent or current – that have altered personal understandings of the self. Each of the artists brings forth a defining moment and the reimagining of time; from migration and social and political upheaval, to profound individual realisations.
Through this range of striking and articulate works, the collective’s diverse practices and perspectives raise a new platform from which to voice the dynamism and complexity of the Muslim Australian experience.
ACE OPEN: TUE-SAT 11AM-4PM
OPEN DAILY THE DURING ADELAIDE FESTIVAL

An exhibition of costuming, textiles and accessories to delight the senses.

Presented by: Studio Arabesque

Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, smells of a Moroccan Souk (Market). 'Alesh La' means 'Why Not'.
Why not experience rich and wondrous Moroccan culture, craft and people?

Mish and her daughter Bahija are Mozzie's - Moroccan Aussie's who live between Morocco and Australia . After living in Morocco for 20 years, now based in Adelaide, Mish loves to share the best of Moroccan life and culture. 
Fundraising and giving back is an integral part of this cross cultural experience with proceeds supporting 'Red Goes Faster' - a sustainable project to help disabled Moroccan kids become mobile, one wheelchair at a time.