NAIDOC Week
Join in the celebrations this week for NAIDOC 2024: Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud
Join in the celebrations this week for NAIDOC 2024: Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud
Visiting speaker: Professor Forest Rohwer from San Diego State University, CA. Professor Rohwer is a pioneer in the field of viromics. Join SAGE and FAME for this free seminar and learn about better understanding the biodiversity of coral reef ecosystems.
Urrbrae House is hosting the Botanic Beauty art exhibition and market. You’ll help support the Waite Arboretum and the Urrbrae House gardens as part proceeds from sales support these beautiful green spaces!
The Adelaide Protein Group is excited to announce our annual end-of-year event - 🍻Proteins in the Pub 🍻
Hosting a night of casual networking, drinks and a talk from guest speaker Professor Stephanie Gras (La Trobe University).
The AWRI and songwriter Max Savage proudly present this unique evening of entertainment. The project brings seven decades of wine research to life through music, comedy and live performance.
The Hon Clare Scriven MLC invites you to a special fundraiser event at the iconic Capri Theatre. A screening of Just a Farmer, a compelling film that delves into the often-overlooked lives of our farmers, revealing their resilience, sacrifices and pivotal role in sustaining our nation’s food security.
Calling all Citizen Scientists! Join soil health researcher Dr Matthias Salomon and PFAS expert Dr Shervin Kabiri as they share the results of their citizen science research project.
Join us at the Waite Campus in Adelaide for a free workshop dedicated to the development and scaling of Australia’s agave spirit industry. Whether you're a distiller, grower, researcher, or simply curious about the future of agave in Australia, this is a unique opportunity to connect and collaborate.
Join up for an unforgettable evening of chamber music featuring three excellent Adelaide musicians. The program will include works by Vivaldi, Hindemith and Glinka.
Andrew Skeoch is a professional wildlife sound recordist, acoustic ecologist and author of ‘Deep Listening to Nature’. He will host an evening of sonic storytelling and present the art of listening more deeply, prompting consideration of ecosystem relationships that generate the essential conditions for life.
Join us for the next AgriTech Meetup as we dive into the world of water innovation and technology — exploring how innovation is shaping the future of water management, sustainability, and resilience in agriculture. Supported by SA Water, this session will spotlight cutting-edge solutions and local insights driving change across the sector.
Join us for a night of remarkable music. Two brilliant Adelaide musicians (Minas Berberyan on violin, Damien Mansfield on Piano) are bringing the sonatas of Mozart and Brahms to the Waite. It is a concert not to be missed!
Blackbird is an ANZ venture capital fund who invest in every type of technology - from software to space. They back generational ambition, invest from idea to IPO and their current portfolio is worth over $9B including some of the most successful Aussie and Kiwi startups like Canva, Zoox, SafetyCulture, Culture Amp and Halter.
Celebrate the spirit of reconciliation and join us at Waite for National Reconciliation Week activities that bring our community together to reflect, learn, connect, and engage with reconciliation across Adelaide University and beyond.
Along side House of Arras, the Waite Campus Winery will be showcasing their freshly launched new label.
Could quantum technologies help solve some of the biggest challenges facing Australia's agriculture, food and wine industries?
Join industry leaders, producers, researchers and quantum technology experts for an engaging discussion on how quantum technologies could transform the agriculture, food and wine sectors.
Traces - embodies the imprints of the historical Urrbrae House and the Waite Arboretum. A group exhibition, the Bittondi Printmakers Association inc respond to the Adelaide Plains icon, residing in the foothills, as part of the South Australian Living Artists Festival.
Looking for a day out in the sunshine to learn about new reforestation methods? You’re in luck - we’re holding an open day at our Miyawaki Mini Forest!
Allye Sinclair (cello) and her trio “Inkling”, (Rob Wallace, Violin & Dylan Woolcock, Mandolin) have returned to perform a range of folk-inspired originals, featuring strong and lyrical melodies rooted in Celtic and Scandinavian folk traditions.
Join Young in Soil and Earth Sciences Society South Australia (YISES) and Soil Science Australia for a night of trivia, prizes, and good company, all in support of a great cause!