The Adelaide Fringe is an annual arts festival held in Adelaide, Australia, typically running for about four weeks in late summer. It is one of the largest fringe festivals in the world, showcasing a diverse range of performances, including theater, comedy, music, and visual arts. The festival encourages artists from various backgrounds to present their work, making it a vibrant platform for creativity and innovation. Founded in 1960, the Adelaide Fringe operates on a non-curated model, allowing anyone to participate. This open-access approach has led to a rich variety of performances, attracting both local and international artists. The festival also features street performances, workshops, and community events, making it a significant cultural highlight for the city.