Art is a Dirty Bird - Exhibition
All day through December and January

ArtCafe

An exhibition of new works by local and interstate artists exploring sex, love, life and everything wild about being woman hangs in the ArtCafe.

A brace of local artists Tiffney Hampton and Amelia Marney have teamed up with Tassie artists Sarah Jones and Tuesday Trenton have engaged in a long distance dialogue investigating sexual desire, femininity and love

SCALA Music Showcase

Thursday 11 February - 8pm

ArtCafe

SCALA's weekly performance of live, original music is our new event for Thursday nights. Every week we'll be hosting the freshest music and song-writing to be found in the city!

This week SCALA features:

Ryan Wheeler - Award winner & SCALA Debut
Mick Kidd - Debut CD available
Cate Rogers and Rick Daniels - Award winners
Bird Wizdom

Entry $5, Concession $4, SCALA Members $3
SCALA

The Divine Music of Chandrakant Sardeshmukh -
Indian Classical Recital

Friday 12 February - 7.30pm

Main Theatre

World renowned maestro of Indian Classical music - Chandrakant Sardeshmukh is playing two exciting, and differently themed concerts here in the Higher Ground Theatre.

Chandrakant is one of the best sitar players in the world - very possibly one of the best musicians in the world. He began playing when he was 8 years old and has been taught by some of the world's greatest masters. He himself is a dedicated scholar and teacher as well as a global ambassador for the healing power of music.

Friday's concert is a Classical Indian Recital featuring Jay Dabgar on Tabla.

Tickets are available through VenueTIX

$25 General / $20 Concession / $15 Members & Fringe Benefits
Chandrakant Sardeshmukh

Higher Ground presents Flow

Saturday 13 February - Doors - 8pm

Main Theatre

Flow is Higher Ground's very own monthly musical showcase, giving big acts a huge space to put on a massive show.

Continuing on the back of January's hugely successful rock edition of Flow we've got another great foot stomping, head thrashing, guitar shredding night of great Adelaide rock bands!

At just 10 bucks (8 bucks for HG members) for 3 wicked bands it's one the best, and best value music nights around.

Featuring:
Satan's Cheerleaders
Flying Squad
Raw Ether

Entry $10/$8 members @ the door

The Acousticum
A Festival of Broken Hearts

Sunday 14 February - 2pm

ArtCafe

Lets be blunt.. Valentines day is a bit of a crock...

But rather than mope around being sickened by every lovey dovey couple getting touchy feely on the grass right out the front of my office window, here at The Acousticum we thought we could take a fresh look at Hallmark Day by adding some yin to that yang...

Three very different and stunningly beautiful takes on the great story we all know just a little too well... The greatest hangover of all...

Featuring:
No Friends for Roland Romany
Simon Peter
Dennan Welsch

Entry - $5 @ the door

The Divine Music of Chandrakant Sardeshmukh -
Indian Jazz with Adam Page & Friends

Sunday 14 February - 7.30pm

Main Theatre

World renowned maestro of Indian Classical music - Chandrakant Sardeshmukh is playing two exciting, and differently themed concerts here in the Higher Ground Theatre.

Chandrakant is one of the best sitar players in the world - very possibly one of the best musicians in the world. He began playing when he was 8 years old and has been taught by some of the world's greatest masters. He himself is a dedicated scholar and teacher as well as a global ambassador for the healing power of music.

Sunday's concert is an Indian Jazz night featuring local jazz legend Adam Page & Friends.

Tickets are available through VenueTIX.

$25 General / $20 Concession / $15 Members & Fringe Benefits
Chandrakant Sardeshmukh