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Filipino Creative, Events and Entertainment in Adelaide

Kislap lists 8 Filipino-owned and Filipino-serving businesses in Adelaide under Creative, Events and Entertainment.

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ADLikha Events

Adelaide events company started by Filipino migrant artists that produces concerts, comedy shows and cultural festivals for the Filipino and wider community. Its events include the Kalayaan Filipino Festival and shows by visiting Filipino performers.

Adelaide
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Ana Koch Photography

Adelaide portrait, street and storytelling photographer Ana Koch, a Filipina-Australian. She offers studio and authentic portrait sessions and exhibits her work, including with the USAP Collective.

Adelaide
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Dear Luna

Adelaide indie folk band of four Filipino musicians: Gale Dy, Clai Pasion, Camille Asuncion and Ivan Padilla. It plays original songs and reworked covers at festivals and community events.

Adelaide
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Filipino Music and Food Festival Australia

Free community festival in Adelaide celebrating Filipino music, food and culture, giving a stage to local Filipino-Australian performers and a platform for Filipino food businesses. The 2026 festival runs on 24 October at Civic Park.

Adelaide
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Garahe

Adelaide OPM band fronted by Dannee Gonzales, formed at a Pinoy get-together. It plays Filipino rock and pop hits from the 1990s to today, from Eraserheads and Rivermaya to Kitchie Nadal, at community events and gigs.

Adelaide
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Neil Soriano Studio

Adelaide wedding, event and lifestyle photographer Neil Soriano, a Filipino with more than six years behind the camera. He also shoots portraits, hospitality, tourism and lifestyle content.

Adelaide
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onezero.ink

Tattoo studio on Wright Street in the Adelaide CBD run by an airbrush artist turned tattoo artist.

Adelaide CBD, Adelaide
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USAP Collective

Adelaide visual arts collective of Filipino-Australian creatives (Ugnayang Sining at Pamana). It runs exhibitions, artist talks and community art workshops that connect Filipino heritage with Australian life.

Adelaide