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How to Book
All program sessions are free admission and do not require booking unless otherwise stated. Ticketing for all Special Events and where bookings are essential are available via the links on the session details.
If assistance is required please contact the Festival office on +61 (8) 8226 3114
Sessions Times
All sessions run for 60 minutes and are free admission unless otherwise stated.
Travel information
If you are planning to travel to the Adelaide Festival of Ideas from interstate or overseas, you can contact the South Australian Travel Centre on 1300 655 276 or visit www.southaustralia.com
Session Recordings
The Adelaide Festival of Ideas is being recorded by Radio Adelaide through the support of The Barr Smith Library, University of Adelaide, University of South Australia Library and Flinders University Library, so many more people can participate in this important exchange of ideas through radio broadcasts, podcasts and online library archives. Broadcasts begin the Monday after the Festival on Radio Adelaide, on digital radio, online and 101.5fm. Visit radio.adelaide.edu.au or call (08) 8303 5000 for schedules.
Photography
The taking of photographs and the use of any recording device (audio or video) at any 2011 Adelaide Festival of Ideas session is strictly forbidden.
Email List
You can join our email list to receive news and updates by filling out the form on the right
Friends of the Adelaide Festival
Friends of the Adelaide Festival may purchase two tickets to each Adelaide Festival of Ideas ticketed event at the discounted Friends ticket price.
Disability Access
Check the map and venues on Page 30 of the program for Disability Access Information for all venues. If you have any concerns or special requirements please phone (08) 8226 3114 so that Site Management can be informed.
Mind.Food.Cafe
Visit the Mind.Food.Cafe onsite in front of Elder Hall during the festival for a great selection of book titles, food and beverages, information booth and an installation or two.
Mobile phones
Mobile telephones and paging devices must be switched off during sessions.
Disclaimer
All information is correct at time of printing. The Adelaide Festival of Ideas reserves the right to alter the program and speakers where necessary and without notice. Check this website for any unforeseen program changes.
CAR PARKING
Friday 7 October 2011
OPENING EVENT – ADELAIDE TOWN HALL AUDITORIUM
Best car parking option: Topham Mall UPark – night rate flat fee $3.50 after 6pm.
Saturday 8 October 2011
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE AND STATE LIBRARY
Best car parking option: Gawler Place UPark – $8 for 1-2 hours (more for longer stays).
RIAUS, ADELAIDE TOWN HALL AND OLD METHODIST MEETING HALL
Best car parking option: Topham Mall UPark – $5 flat rate per day.
Sunday 9 October 2011
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE AND STATE LIBRARY
Best car parking options: Gawler Place UPark – $5 flat rate per day. Frome Street UPark – $5 flat rate per day.
RIAUS, ADELAIDE TOWN HALL AND OLD METHODIST MEETING HALL
Best car parking options: Topham Mall UPark – $5 flat rate per day. Wyatt Street UPark – $5 flat rate per day. Grote Street UPark – $5 flat rate per day.
*Please refer to www.upark.com.au for hours of operation and entry/exit details.
Contact Details
The Adelaide Festival of Ideas
Post: GPO Box 2343, Adelaide SA 5001
Telephone: +61 (8) 8226 3114
Fax: +61 (8) 8463 6385
Email: info@adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au
Twitter: twitter.com/ideasadelaide
Facebook: facebook.com/ideasadelaide
VENUE ACCESS
1. Bonython Hall
Disability entry is via the East Porch Door on the eastern side of the building which also has an access ramp posted with a Wheel Chair Access Sign.
2. Elder Hall
Disability entry is via a lift located inside the Entrance halfway down the eastern side of the building. Once inside the lift, press 1 for the Elder Hall Auditorium or LG for the Rest Rooms. *The lift will be open to the public commencing one hour before the starting time of all sessions.
3. Hetzel Lecture Theatre and 5. The Circulating Library
Disability entry is via the Kintore Avenue entrance to The Institute Building.
*The door with the Access Ramp will be open to the public commencing one hour before the starting time of all sessions.
4. Jervois Room
Disability entry is via the Glass Foyer Entrance to the State Library of
South Australia. Take the lift to Level One; from there, proceed into the Mortlock Chamber and the Jervois Room.
6. RiAus Auditorium
Disability entry is on Street Level where a lift to the Auditorium on the Ground Floor is located. Each floor is fitted with Disabled Rest Rooms.
7. Adelaide Town Hall
Disability entry is via a ramp on the southern side of the Town Hall.
8. Old Methodist Meeting Hall
Disability entry is via front entrance.
