For the sixth year in a row, Robert Walters is excited to continue our partnership with Adelaide Fringe, helping you amplify your creativity and fulfil your unique potential at every step. This ongoing collaboration reflects our shared belief in embracing individuality and self-expression.

Adelaide Fringe shines a spotlight on the arts and those who dare to take the road less travelled. Like Robert Walters, it’s about celebrating what makes you unique and why you choose to do what you do. 'Fringe' represents that special quality that defines who you are—and when you find that spark, you can fulfil your true potential.

Dentons is designed to be different. As the world’s largest global law firm, we embrace change to help our clients grow, protect, operate and finance their organisations. With offices in more than 200 locations around the world, we understand the power of community and bringing people together, which is why we’re a proud supporter of the Adelaide Fringe. 

Accenture's ability to juggle complex business challenges, harness the power of AI, tame unruly data, and turn technology into a comedic sidekick makes them the perfect supporting partner for the Adelaide Fringe Festival. With a strong emphasis on innovation and delivering value to clients, Accenture collaborates with clients to solve complex challenges and drive sustainable growth. This shared focus on innovation, economic insights and creativity connects Accenture's partnership with the Adelaide Fringe Festival, enabling a successful celebration of eccentricity. It's not just a partnership; it's a symphony of success!

At City Rural Insurance Brokers, we believe in giving back to the community and supporting industries that are close to our hearts. As a company that specialises in providing insurance solutions for various sectors, including events and entertainment, we have found a perfect partnership with Adelaide Fringe. This vibrant arts festival not only aligns with our core values, but also allows us to contribute to the growth and success of the arts industry in our city.

Our commitment to providing comprehensive insurance solutions remains unwavering, and through our partnership, we continue to support the growth and development of the arts industry in Adelaide.

As the first certified carbon neutral and sustainable wine brand in South Australia, our family owned business stands strong in alignment with Adelaide Fringe’s sustainability values and efforts. A passionate supporter of the arts and environment, our labels feature visual artists inspired by our wine story, what’s inside the glass and from the land.

Est. in 1998 Visualcom deliver award winning wide format digital printing, signage and event activations. Our highly skilled team and integrative approach will take your project from concept to completion. 

We are a local and trusted industry leader in quality and sustainability. Our diverse team love partnering with and supporting the Adelaide Fringe, as we have for over 20 years, and we are proud of every element we contribute to bring this amazing Festival to life. 

We have been providing print and mail services across Australia for over 50 years, so we know how to do it exceptionally well. Our four service divisions of LaneIMPACT, LanePRINT, LanePOST and LaneSMART allow us to deliver customer communications effectively, consistently and seamlessly across multiple channels. We specialise in promotional and transactional print services, as well as digital communications. We can produce everything from large format displays and signage, direct mail print campaigns, financial statement printing, brochures, books, through to electronic distribution such as SMS and email channels.

Could you imagine if Fringe was still a biannual festival? If Fringe had the same artwork every year? If the same acts came and the same routines were performed. Yeah… neither can we! At kwpx, we believe boring never changed anything.

We partner with brave clients to do breakthrough work that creates deeper connections between brands and humans, and this is exactly why we partner with Australia’s Biggest Arts Festival. 

We have a huge sense of pride shaping Adelaide Fringe's brand communications every year. Transporting people from all over the world to our backyard (literally, it just down the road) where all cultures, diversity, inclusion are celebrated. And we can't wait to do it all over again in 2025!

A strong supporter of the Adelaide Fringe, behind closed doors zealously supports women-led art businesses. We understand the challenges female entrepreneurs face in setting up a business. When businesswomen, Executives, Entrepreneurs and Emerging Leaders join behind closed doors, they are joining a community of women who have one agenda in common – to see other women achieve and succeed. At behind closed doors, we empower women to be the best version of themselves.

Lutheran Care is a not-for-profit organisation that changes lives and builds communities. 

Our frontline crisis services offer immediate support and dignity to vulnerable people, whilst our wraparound services provide tools to make positive changes to their own lives for the long term. As Philanthropic Partner, we are excited to bring the magic of the 2023 Adelaide Fringe to a wider and more diverse audience, including first time festival attendees.

Office for Ageing Well and Seniors Card are proud to partner with Adelaide Fringe – Australia’s biggest arts festival. This wonderful annual event draws generations together through culture and creativity, shaping an inclusive society, and respecting and celebrating older people as audience members, performers, and volunteers. We recognise the Fringe’s universal accessibility and capacity to challenge ageist stereotypes in our work to support all South Australians to live well as they age.

Glam Adelaide, your go-to source for all things SA, has been passionately showcasing the best of SA for 17 years. Our commitment lies in promoting local businesses and talents, covering a diverse range of topics including the latest news, events, music, arts, food & wine, fashion, and more. Our guides are celebrated for uncovering SA's hidden treasures, while our event listings offer a comprehensive look at what's happening statewide. This year marks our 17th year of dedicated coverage of the Adelaide Fringe. With over 1,900 Fringe articles and reviews published to date, we are proud to support artists during one of their busiest periods. Partnering with Fringe is an integral part of our mission to bring the best of South Australian culture and entertainment to the forefront.

Adelaide’s Monthly source of Music, Gigs, and What’s Good in Adelaide. The Note is proud to partner with the Adelaide Fringe, a globally-recognised festival that draws culture lovers from near and far to Adelaide every year. Our dedicated guide for what’s on during Fringe time will be a bible for many, highlighting what to do, where to go, and most importantly, what to see this Festival Season.

Channel 44 is Adelaide community TV, proudly partnering with Adelaide Fringe to capture the fun and spectacle of Adelaide in Fringe time, to shine a light on emerging artists, and to amplify the voices of South Australia’s flourishingly diverse arts and cultural scene, shared across Adelaide on local TV and streaming on CTV+.

The Suburban Brew is an award winning independent South Australian craft brewery that is about more than beer, it's about brewing a community.

We strive to be a key part of the community where we live. We love bringing people together and see the best way to do this is through sharing a beer! Partnering with the largest arts festival in the Southern Hemisphere gives us the opportunity to not only connect our brand and beer with more people but, also helps support the growth and development of the arts community in South Australia whilst showing the world just how great our hometown of Adelaide really is.      

Look out for our Adelaide Fringe collaboration beer around the festivals host venues this year and remember to drink and support local!

Breakthrough is Australia’s only dedicated mental health research foundation. Based in SA, we invest in ground-breaking research to understand what causes mental illness, how to treat it, and ultimately, how to prevent it from happening in the first place. Our vision is to help create a life free from mental illness. 

 

Breakthrough is proud to partner with Adelaide Fringe to help grow the mental health conversation and highlight the need for research. We are excited to build awareness through the transformative power of the arts, fostering a connected community that encourages open dialogue and destigmatises mental health challenges.

For more than 65 years, Guide Dogs has used our expertise in dogs and vision to promote independence, participation, inclusion, and wellbeing for people with low vision, blindness, and other specialised support needs. We’re committed to improving accessibility in the community through practical support, advocacy, and education. We know that no two journeys are the same, and we are committed to providing flexible support that is tailored to client needs.

Access2Arts supports Deaf and disabled people's involvement in the arts as audiences, artists, and workers, and assists arts and cultural organisations to become more inclusive and accessible. We provide access training, advice, and support, and are the leading provider of Audio Description services for people who are blind or partially sighted. We are thrilled to partner with Fringe to build, showcase and improve access for visitors and artists alike.

Autism SA is a profit-for-purpose organisation focused on empowering and supporting autistic people to achieve their goals and live the life they choose. Alongside delivering valuable services and supports, we advocate for the autistic and autism community. We achieve this through our community partnerships by collaborating to support inclusion for all.

Deaf Connect is the largest whole-of-life service provider and social impact organisation for Deaf, Deafblind and hard of hearing Australians. We stand with the Deaf community building capacity and influence social change while paying respect to history, culture and language. 
 
As the leading provider of Auslan Interpreters, Deaf Connect are excited to once again work with Fringe to ensure Deaf Aussies have equitable access to the Southern Hemisphere’s largest arts festival. Head to our website to learn more about Deaf Connect’s services, including Auslan classes (even for beginners!) and interpreting services.

SACARE's commitment to providing internationally recognised, award-winning disability services and accommodation spans over 28 years. Our values mirror Adelaide Fringe’s values—to transcend traditional ideas, to be tenacious and to be committed to continuous improvement. We're all about not accepting the “how” of right now, and, instead, asking “how” we can make things better.

The Carers Lounge is another example of our dedication to delivering peace of mind for those living with disability—to drive innovation and better experiences for our disability community. We are committed to setting a new standard in events and inclusion, where everyone's needs are heard, respected, and included. 

The James and Diana Ramsay Foundation was established to support organisations working in the arts, health, and youth sectors. Our support of Adelaide Fringe aligns with our arts mission to ‘Champion a robust arts sector, increase accessibility to the arts and create career pathway opportunities’. We applaud the Adelaide Fringe’s dedication to artists and to Adelaide’s cultural sector.

Arts Unlimited is Adelaide Fringe's Foundation. Our vision is to make Adelaide Fringe the most inclusive festival in the world so every dollar raised is used to help artists present their work, enable communities experiencing disadvantage to attend Adelaide Fringe and make Fringe experiences as welcoming and accessible and possible for all. 

The MGA Whittles Community Foundation is delighted to support the “Community Spotlight” for this year’s Adelaide Fringe. We gladly support this initiative to provide young people, who would otherwise not have an opportunity, to access the Fringe and the arts.