Events

Throughout the year, T1 will be host to a number of displays, public events and activities.

Please keep an eye on this page for updates.

Australian Girls Choir - Performances in T1 at Adelaide Airport

The Australian Girls Choir will be performing songs from their current repertoire including Australiana, inspirational and Broadway/musical theatre pieces. They will perform 3 x 15-20 minute sets on the dates below, for your enjoyment. For more information about the Australian Girls Choir visit www.ausgirlschoir.com.au

Month	Group	Date	Time
July	Performing Choir	Sunday 27th	9am - 11am
August	Camerata	Fri day 22nd	5pm - 7pm
September	Performing Choir	Friday 26th	5pm - 7pm
October	Camerata	Wednesday 22nd	5pm - 7pm
November	Performing Choir	Friday 14th	5pm - 7pm

Location - Level 2 - Retail Mall beyond Security Screening

On Display

Tom Moore

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The ancient and mysterious craft of glass blowing requires patience, endurance and daring. I have been working with hot glass since 1990 and continue to enjoy using and adapting traditional techniques in the pursuit of surprising new visions.The time I spend as an employee at Jam Factory continues to provide me with a solid foundation in the repetitive manufacture of functional glassware but also offers the variety of one-off sculptural work. My long association with Jam Factory has been pivotal in enabling me to develop my own elaborate and idiosyncratic glass works.

Courtesy of Jam Factory

Location - Display Cabinet - Level 2 - Opposite NewsLink

Quartz from the Mount Lofty Ranges

The Mount Lofty Ranges, the range of hills to the east of Adelaide’s city centre, are renowned as a source of quartz crystals of exceptional clarity and beauty. Quartzite is a major rock in the western side of the hills and it is extensively quarried for crushed rock used in building and making roads. This quartzite, known as Stoneyfell Quartzite, was originally laid down as sandstone around 60 million years ago. During the uplift of the Mount Lofty Ranges the sandstone was metamorphosed to quartzite and in the process silica-rich fluids moved through the rock, depositing quartz crystals in cavities and fractures.

Courtesy of South Australian Museum

Location Display Cabinet - Level 2 - Opposite Hudsons Coffee

Adpot a School Programme

Western Futures, 6 secondary schools and Adelaide Airport Limited (AAL) have an Adopt a School relationship which was launched at the start of 2007.
The schools involved in this programme are: Findon High School, Henley High School, Immanuel College, Nazareth Catholic College, St Michaels College, William Light R-12 School.

In brief the Adopt a School programme incorporates tours of Adelaide Airport showcasing the diverse range of careers at the Airport. It also incorporates the opportunity for schools to promote and display art work.

Location - Level 2 - Northern Concourse

Month	Art Display
July	Immanuel College
August	Nazareth Catholic College
September	Immanuel College
October	William Light R-1

South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) Booth - T1 Adelaide Airport

The SATC Booth is located on the Ground Floor (Level 0) at T1 and a perfect starting point for your visit to South Australia. The friendly staff know SA inside and out and can help you plan your perfect holiday, be it a day trip, a weekend or much longer. From the Limestone Coast to the Flinders Ranges and Outback, from the Riverland to Kangaroo Island and every where in between, you’ll find out all you need to know to inspire your next adventure in South Australia. The staff are also readily available to assist with other information about the airport if needed.

For more information on events around the state visit www.southaustralia.com