Photo galleries

The scene is set for the 2025 Kindred Summer Garden Party.

Guests enjoy the sunshine and sunflowers.

Peace Foundation Chair Naomi Ebert Smith welcomes guests.

Monique Hapgood (right) and Josh van Konkelenberg (left) – a sublime musical performance.

Heather Croall, Adelaide Fringe CEO and member of the Arts Peace Award selection committee, announces the 2025 recipient.

ACE Gallery Artistic Director Danielle Zuvela and Education and Studios Coordinator Crista Bradshaw – delighted to hear the 2025 announcement.

Heather Croall (left) congratulates Dannielle (right).

Dannielle accepts the 2025 Arts Peace Award on behalf of Adelaide Contemporary Experimental Gallery.

Left to right: ACE Gallery Artistic Director Danielle Zuvela and Education and Studios Coordinator Crista Bradshaw with Peace Foundation Chair Naomi Ebert Smith and Adelaide Fringe CEO Heather Croall.

Summer Garden Party guests Barbara Fraser (left) and Helen (right)

The Sarat Band – Reem Daou (centre), Adam Khayou on the oud (left), and Ayoub Bou Hatoum on the darabuka (right).

We were delighted to welcome the family of the Sarat Band – Reem, Adam and Ayoub, to our Arts Peace Award celebration.

Left to right: Emily Thompson, Heather Croall and Julianne Pierce.

Becky Llewellyn and Marty Cielens.

Left to right: Donald Barnes, Adrian Graves, Stewart Sweeney and Liz Tidemann.

Iris Iwanicki and Greg Mackie.

Yas Naomi Monique Aaron

Naomi (sescond from left) with our ActNow Theatre friends – Yasmin Gurreeboo, Monique Hapgood and Aaron.

Naomi with Leonie and John Schumann.

Marie Longo (centre) with daughter Sophia and Mum, Lyn.

Coco, the Longo family dog, all dressed up in our garden party colours.

Garden party guests Susan Boucher and Jayne Johnston.

Our Best Dressed finalists, Jenny Smith and Alan

Norma Hennessy (right) with Peace Foundation friends.

Naomi (right) with Milica (centre) and Lana (right).

Dana Wortley, MP (left) and Loine Sweenely (right).

Angelika Tyrone, owner and director of Adelaide’s AIARTS Gallery, in a sensational summer sun hat.

Greg Mackie with the Peace Pole in the front garden of 213 Gover Streeet.