Entry is via gates on Hackney Road (just north of the tropical conservatory) and Frome Road (Victoria Drive intersection). Please note that pre-purchased tickets bought online or by phone can only be collected from the Hackney Road entrance. Glass containers, alcohol, fires and dogs are NOT permitted. No unauthorised busking/performances or collecting/fundraising. Low chairs only may be used in front of stages; standard height chairs must be located the back of the audience. The use of recording, video or photography equipment record artists in performance is strictly forbidden. Cameras are permitted for personal use only. A host of colourful and brilliant roving artists will burst onto the Park; Extra Bimbo (Aust), a trio of gorgeous gals and blow-up pools; Madame Lark (Aust), the mistress of delightful bird calls and saw-playing; Cocoloco (UK), presenting an array of kooky characters; PopEyed (Aust), two astounding acrobatic strongmen; Born in a Taxi (Aust) presenting their Angels and Ms Penelope and Her Pet Lizards; and the Wandering Juggling Wizard (aka Philiipe the Juggler, France/Aust), with his incredible glow-in-thedark juggling balls. The full listing of roving artists is available here. More than 100 multicultural food, arts, crafts and display stalls - plus fine South Australian wines and ales in a shady layout that includes a Café. Get yourself into the WOSHOP near Big Star and the Global Village, and treat yourself to some of our huge range of official merchandise including the brand-new wrapped lion design (as worn by artists), funky purple WOMADelaide shoulder bags and purple embroidered bucket hats, kids tees, ladies tank tops, sand chairs and much more. We’ve also got disposable cameras! Big Star at WOMADelaide Visit the on-site Big Star record store for the best selection of WOMADelaide artist recordings, a full range of specialist and world music, and the fantastic WOMADelaide 2004 compilation CD featuring music from festival favorites such as Youssou N’Dour, Gilberto Gil, Hamid Baroudi, Souad Massi, The Cat Empire and many more! Global eating. • Ali Gandy • All Fired Up • Antechamber Bay Caterers • Arooma • Baked Potatoes by O'Loughlins • Bangkok Thai Restaurant • Buddha's Bowl • Canelle Fine Food • Coco Loco • Crepe Escape • Empress of India • Fair & Sweet Catering • Fairview Park Chinese/Indonesian Take away • Fleurieu Peninsula Food • Gone Bush • Juiced Up • Kamla's Indian Kitchen • Kiki Food • Latin Catering • Mapo • Maxine's Baked Potatoes • Organic Market & Café • Providore • Royal Tandoori • Sala Thai Restaurant • Select Sushi • Spicy Bites • Squeezers • Strawberries Galore - Oakbank • Sweet Thai Basil • Tandoori & Curries • The Oyster Shop • Vegie Curry Man • Zing ! • 24:7 • Abdul Africa Jewellery Designer • Adelaide Fair Trade • Allegria Designs • Aura-Soma • Bead Hive • Billstercat Creations • Black Eye Hats • Blue Scarab • Casbah Moroccan Artifacts & Apparel • Crystal Delights • Dhulikhel • Dragon on a Drum • El Inca • Emu Tracks • Funky Finds • Good Ol Toys • Hawkesbury Leather • Inticraft • Jayne Ueda • Kangaroo Island Art • KashiKuju - Port Lincoln Aboriginal Arts & Crafts • Masala Imports • Mette & Annette • Mud Drum • Natural Tribal Designs • Orbit • Oxfam Community Aid Abroad • Pachinko • Persuede Designs • Pete's Drums • PsycusRobert • Wild • Saffron Road • Seed Pod Hat Company • Thai-riffic Pants • The Cat's Pyjamas • The Squeaking Tribe • Urban Cow Studio • White Meadows Products • Yasime • Zambi Art • Zero Clothing Company • Adelaide City Council - Parklands & Sustainability • AusAID • Australian Red Cross • Australian Tibet Council SA • Australians for Native Title & Reconciliation • Caritas Australia • De-Tong Ling Retreat Centre • Earth Sanctuaries Ltd • Fairwear Campaign • Friends of the Earth, Australia • Greening Australia (SA Inc) • Greenpeace Australia Pacific • Medecins Sans Frontieres • Oxfam Community Aid Abroad • Permaculture Association of SA • TEAR Australia • The Wilderness Society Shop SA • University of South Australia • Urban Forest: One Million Trees • WATCH Australia • World Vision The weekend features a program of free on-site workshops with visiting artists. A combination of explanation, demonstration/performance and interaction, the workshops are open to everyone. See the 2004 Souvenir Event Program or here for details. WOMADelaide, in association with the Adelaide Festival Centre Education Program and supported by United Water, will offer a fantastic workshop for highschools on the morning of March 5 in the city, with visiting artists Sotho Sounds. Primary schools workshop sold out. Teachers who are interested in their students taking part can register for updates by emailing apadmin@artsprojects.com.au putting 'schools workshops' in the header. Just look for the giant inflatable rainbow arch! This program for 5-16 year olds features crafts, music and dance workshops by local and visiting artists. KidZone also features a bouncy castle, ball pit and Evelyn Roth’s Nylon Zoo – huge and colourful inflatable animals with storytelling inside and dress-ups for the littlies. Please note KidZone is not a creche and parents must accompany children or wait for them at the nearby Lost Parents’ Tent. PRESENTED IN ASSOCIATION WITH CARCLEW YOUTH ARTS CENTRE A tranquil oasis in which to relax, reflect and receive the hospitality of recent refugees and their diverse cultures. Enjoy chai and fruit by donation, arts, crafts and interactive projects and bring a button to make your mark on the community mural. Presented in association with the Australian Refugee Association and +addvision A relaxing area in the Park for healing; shiatsu, reiki, meditation, yoga and more. Join renowned Queensland musician, Linsey Pollak, for regular workshops in how to play these spectacular handmade marimbas, or just turn up and have a bash in your own style!