Adelaide Fringe 2023 "The Dark Side of Parkside"

Adelaide Fringe 2023 "The Dark Side of Parkside" - Tickets on sale now!

Tickets are now on sale for our 2023 Adelaide Fringe production The Dark Side of Parkside.

Following our previous sell-out walking tours through Kensington ("Intriguing from go to woe" Adelaide Now) and Bowden ("a twist on the usual historical exploration" The Adelaide Show), join us this year for a walk through historic Parkside with not one ghost host, but two! Learn about some of Parkside's darker past, including police chases, shootings, the Parkside Asylum, and a tragedy and scandal that feels all too resonant today, in this must-see for history lovers. Written and researched by Shannon Norfolk.

The walk starts on the footpath outside the Baptist Church at 100 Young Street and loops back at the end. The total distance is about 1.1 km with several stops. We walk rain or shine - ghosts aren't bothered by weather! Due to the nature of the event, tickets are strictly limited.

Price: $25.00

Bookings: The Adelaide Fringe Fringetix website

Dates: 21, 23, 26, 28 February and 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 March

Starting time: 7.30 p.m.

Meeting point: The footpath outside the Parkside Baptist Church at 100 Young Street, Parkside

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