From Cancer Council’s Daffodil Day to open artist studios at Mezzanine 55, there is plenty to do this coming week across SA.
Cancer Council’s iconic fundraising campaign brings South Australians together to raise funds for life saving cancer research. This year marks Daffodil Day’s 40th anniversary and Cancer Council is celebrating four decades of joining people in the fight against cancer. The annual Daffodil Day Dip returns, and Cancer Council SA has stalls celebrating the anniversary and selling daffodils across the state, including at its flagship site at Rundle Mall, Gawler Place.

This exhibition showing at Mezzanine 55 presents six bold contemporary women artists in their first major exhibition since graduating from Adelaide Central School of Art. Amy Sibenaler, Mary Patrinos, Stephanie Eland, Angie Harrison, Andrea Sainsbury and Afroditi Kelly showcase painting, drawing and textiles revealing intellectually rigorous and emotionally resonant practices.

This weekend Mezzanine 55 opens its collection of artist studios and exhibition spaces in a rare opportunity to get a glance at what goes on behind the scenes. Meet a mixed group of emerging and established artists working across a range of mediums including sculpture, painting, drawing and ceramics. Also see the current exhibition Emergence as well as artist chats and demonstrations by the exhibiting artists.

Discover the art of pastry making with Swiss-Australian cook, educator and culinary storyteller Anita Robin. In this pastry-focused class create up to eight sweet and savoury treats including choux, soufflé, lava cakes and strudel. Suited to beginners and experienced bakers alike, this all-inclusive, four-hour package includes a three-course meal and drinks and a take-home recipe booklet. This class takes place at Anita’s kitchen in Goolwa and costs $190.

Step into Jurlique’s picturesque fields and experience harvesting the blooms yourself. Begin with a behind-the-scenes tour of the biodynamic herb farm before exploring the working fields to pick the botanicals yourself and, finally, craft your own personal blend at the farm store. The comprehensive experience details the history of the natural skincare brand as well as the journey from seed to skin. Jurlique’s handpicked masterclass is available across the whole season and bookings are required.

This adaptation of Windmill Theatre Company’s hit television show that has delighted fans across the globe returns home for an encore tour. Dad wants an afternoon time out, but Bluey and Bingo have other plans and they’re determined to get Dad off the bean bag. The Emmy award-winning show comes alive at Chaffey Theatre in Renmark this Sunday.
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