Feast Festival at The Wakefield Hotel
The Wakefield Hotel is proud to be an inclusive, queer-friendly hub for Adelaide’s LGBTQIA+ arts festival. Located in the CBD, our versatile spaces welcome opening night mixers, drag trivia, community panels, art showcases, and performances.
Our Spaces
Ground Floor (Fully Accessible)
The Bistro (Up to 150 guests): Large, modern layout. Fantastic for sit-down community dinners, networking events, panel discussions, or acoustic sessions.
The Front Bar (Up to 100 guests): Classic pub charm meets festival energy. The perfect spot for pre-show drinks and vibrant social mixers.
The Sports Bar (Up to 60 guests): Casual, relaxed space with screens. Ideal for queer cinema screenings or casual community meetups.
Upstairs Levels (Stair Access Only)
Please note: Upper levels offer premium privacy but are accessed strictly via stairs and are not wheelchair accessible.
Function Room & Cocktail Bar (80-120 guests): A stylish, self-contained party oasis with a private bar. Premier choice for cabaret, comedy, poetry slams, and cocktail parties.
Upstairs Boardroom (40-50 guests): Quiet and professional. Excellent for artist workshops, production meetings, or intimate community discussions.
Production & Hospitality
Audio-Visual: Basic AV, including our venue-wide sound system, is available. Because tech needs vary between theater, DJ sets, or spoken word, all setups must be discussed prior to booking.
Catering: Our kitchen crafts anything from shared platters to premium sit-down menus, easily catering to all dietary requirements with inclusive options.
Secure Your Feast Space
Let’s make this Feast Festival unforgettable. To chat about reserving a space, customising menus, or mapping out performance layouts, please contact Gerry at admin@thewakefieldhotel.com.au.
Venue Details
Address
76 Wakefield Street
South Australia
Contact Details
Email: admin@thewakefieldhotel.com.au
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Feast Festival acknowledges that we gather, create and celebrate on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise First Nations peoples as the original storytellers, artists and custodians of this land. We honour and respect queer First Nations communities, including Sistagirls and Brothaboys, and recognise the enduring connection between culture, identity, community and Country. Sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.