This year SASDC is hosting the 2018 National Sleddog Championships on 14th & 15th July in Mount Crawford forest
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Adelaide Festival of Ideas
In the age of the machines, when junk mail has become fake news, and space is but another frontier, some 90 invited thinkers, drinkers and doers will come together at the 2018 Adelaide Festival of Ideas, for a series of mainly free thought-provoking presentations, in-conversations, round tables and special events.
Over three nights and three days, 12-15 July, scientists of all kinds, policy wonks, historians, economists, educationalists, theologians and artists will share with us their wisdom. Who knows ‘Who’s at the Wheel’? Rug up and join us as the winter sun rises on Adelaide’s West End knowledge precinct. Full program available end of June http://adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au
Krispy Kreme World Chocolate Day
On July 7, Krispy Kreme will give the first 200 people from midnight at the Port Road, West Croydon store a dozen limited edition Chocolate Glazed Doughnuts for free!
For one day only, the famous Krispy Kreme classic Original Glazed Doughnuts will be smothered in rich chocolate glaze, giving doughnuts fans an awesome World Chocolate Day experience that only Krispy Kreme can.
At our “Hot Light” factory stores in West Croydon and Port Wakefield Road (open 24/7) you will see the chocolate glaze waterfall as the doughnuts are prepared, smell the aroma of chocolate wafting through the shop, and taste the familiar Original Glazed Doughnuts smothered in a mouth-watering chocolate glaze.
Wintertime Snow & Shine!
Simply Click this link to find out about this FREE ENTRY Family Friendly Festival that unites South Australia’s Motoring Enthusiast Community, Small Business & Charitable Causes!
https://horsepowercrew.com/wintertime-snow-shine-2018/
Neel Kolhatkar – LIVE!
Neel Kolhatkar is back with his best new material and some of your old faves!
Since skyrocketing to internet stardom a few years ago and subsequently earning over a million followers world-wide, Neel has continued to build an impressive live following, with his 2017 season culminating in a sell-out show to thousands at Sydney’s iconic Enmore Theatre. 2017 also saw Neel release his second self-produced stand-up special Neel Before Me which has collected hundreds of thousands of views across the globe, and have a show commissioned just for him on ABC’s flagship Comedy station- Virgin Bush, which sees him head to the bush to meet the locals and try his hand at sheep shearing, pigeon racing, bow hunting, rally driving and bull riding.
This will be Neel’s fifth nationwide solo outing and Neel Kolhatkar Live will see him put together some of your old favourites with plenty of never before seen jokes. Don’t miss one of Australia’s best, live on stage.
★★★★★ “Had everyone laughing and cheering. Fearless and feisty, Neel Kolhatkar’s is a voice that everyone can resonate with, the only setback is the hour not lasting long enough” In Review
★★★★★“uncanny impersonations, entertaining observations- Neel has been making waves in the Aussie comedy scene… and can’t be described as anything short of a star” This Is Radelaide
“a deeply charismatic performer… always the master of accents and facial expressions – Neel is not afraid to rattle some cages” The Music
Frenchy – Sex, Drugs & Rollerblades
Frenchy is back – bigger, better and lankier than ever! After selling out 2018 Australian festival seasons, Edinburgh Fringe in the UK and a successful regional tour of Oz, Frenchy is on the road again with a brand new show. With the language of a sailor and the face of a boat, Frenchy’s live shows involve killer one-liners, crowd work, bogan ballads, stories & jokes you won’t be able to repeat the next day. Don’t miss out on another epic show from the hilarious, relatable beanstalk his 3 million social media followers know and love as Frenchy!
“sublimely unexpected… had the audience in stitches” Reviews Hub (UK)
“bags of stage presence, great timing and delivery” FringeReview (UK)