Adelaide Chinese Community Art group has performed at Asia Oasis’s festivals a couple of times. This group is known for Chinese traditional dances. They use music, colourful traditional clothing and unique dance moves to show their culture and beliefs.
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This classical Cambodian dance group, ‘Santipheap Apsara Amatak’, holds a special place in the hearts of many Cambodian in South Australia. It was established by the wonderful members of the Cambodian temple, Wat Khmer Santipheap of South Australia, located in Paralowie. Being the only classical dance troupe in South Australia it fills them with pride and gratitude for the opportunity …
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Phap Hoa Lion Dance is a non-profit lion dance team based in Adelaide, Australia. Founded over a decade ago as a subset of Phap Hoa Temple Youth Group (GDPT Phap Hoa), PHLD has now transformed into a team of over 40 young, dedicated and talented individuals. With our passions centred around youth engagement, personal fitness and traditional skills; PHLD has …
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Sun of Africa Drum and Dance Ensemble (SOA) is passionately dedicated to West African culture. Adelaide-based SOA creates and facilitates colourful and artistic African performances by incorporating dance, rhythm, music, drumming, and workshops. The group consists of artists (drummers , singers, and dancers and traditional masks ) bringing together a culturally diverse mix of performers who share their passion for West …
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Consisting of a few dozens of retired people from China, most of whom are in their sixties, the Troupe was established in 2017 with the aim not only for self entertainment but also for serving the local communities in South Australia with different types of typical Chinese performing arts. Under the Troup there are quite a few subodinate teams specially …
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Adelaide Indonesia (ADELINDO) commenced in 2011 in Adelaide with a small group of bamboo music band. Incorporated as Adelaide Indonesia of South Australia Inc (ADELINDO) as a Not-for-Profit Organisation (NPT) on 20 June 2017, we have continued the vision and mission to introduce Indonesian cultural diversity through Art, Dance, Music, Language and Culinary, especially through traditional and contemporary bamboo musical …
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