South Australia
| Festival | Location | Began / When | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art | Art Gallery of South Australia | 1990 | "The flagship visual arts event of the Adelaide Festival of Arts" |
| Adelaide Cabaret Festival | Adelaide | 2001 | |
| Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival | Adelaide | 2008 | |
| Adelaide Festival of Arts | Adelaide | 1960 | Was biennial now annual (as of 2012) |
| Adelaide Festival of Ideas | Adelaide | 1999 | Biennial |
| Adelaide Film Festival | Adelaide | 2003 | Biennial |
| Adelaide Fringe Festival | Adelaide | 1960 | Was biennial now annual (as of 2007) |
| Adelaide International Guitar Festival | Adelaide | 2007 | Was annual now biennial (as of 2009) |
| Adelaide Writers' Week | Adelaide | Traditionally part of the Adelaide Festival of Arts | |
| Big Day Out | Adelaide | 1993 | |
| Clipsal 500 | Adelaide | 1999 | |
| A Day On The Green | Barossa Valley | ||
| Fleurieu Folk Festival | Willunga, South Australia | 2007 | Folk Festival held annually in October on the Fleurieu Peninsula |
| Future Music Festival | Adelaide | ||
| Gawler Gourmet & Heritage Festival | Gawler | ||
| Kernewek Lowender | Kadina, Moonta and Wallaroo | 1973 | Biennial |
| Leafy Sea Dragon Festival | Fleurieu Peninsula | 2005 | |
| Live at the Zoo | Monarto | 2008 | |
| Oz Asia Festival | Adelaide | ||
| SALA Festival | Adelaide | 1998 | South Australian Living Artists Festival, Annual Celebration of the Visual Arts |
| Sea and Vines Festival | McLaren Vale | ||
| Soundwave | Adelaide | 2007 | |
| WOMADelaide | Adelaide | 1992 | |
| Lizard's Revenge | Roxby Downs | 2012 | Annual Music Arts and Culture Festival |
| Burnout | Mutonia, Alberrie Creek, Oodnadatta Track | 2004 | was Mighty Burning Demon Festival |
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