Eclectic original from Cult accordion ensembles, string quartets & Jazz-ska to alt-country, nu-folk, roots & rockabilly.

Want to play a gig at the Wheaty? Email us at: art@wheatsheafhotel.com.au

PS: no cover bands or ultra-loud combos please

Queering the Streets - by Kate Toone

Queering The Streets; a photovoice exhibition based on data collected as a research project. This exhibition is a display of early data collected in an Adelaide University study which looks at experiences of safety and belonging for LGBTQIA+ people in South Australia. Much research on the experiences of queer people focusses on deficits and struggle. Whilst this is important, we also want to highlight the ways in which our community thrives, and where and how we do this. To mark fifty years of the decriminalisation of homosexuality in our state, we asked community members to send us a photograph that represents their experiences of safety and belonging and now we want to share those photographs with you. 

Thursday 7 May
6.00 PM
Monday 1 June
Queering the Streets - by Kate Toone

Hidden in Plain Sight - The Thebarton Edition. By - Nina Jerebica

This exhibition captures the quiet, often overlooked moments of the streets and surroundings of the Wheatsheaf Hotel. From familiar corners to fleeting glimpses inside the pub itself, these works invite a second look at places we pass every day but rarely pause to notice.
 
Working in small-scale 6 x 4 pieces, each artwork is created using watercolour, fine liner and mixed media. The intimate format reflects the nature of the subject matter - subtle, everyday scenes that might otherwise slip by unnoticed.
Together, the collection offers a gentle reminder to slow down and see the beauty in the ordinary, right here in our local neighbourhood.
Thursday 4 June
6.00 PM
Monday 29 June
 Hidden in Plain Sight - The Thebarton Edition. By - Nina Jerebica