Hindmarsh, South Australia

He and Arthur Lindsay subdivided the land in June 1838 and were responsible for it being laid out as the first private town in the colony of South Australia.In 1916, the old town hall was expanded and extensively refurbished by noted cinema architect Chris A. Smith, to accommodated use as a picture theatre.[7] The majority of residents (66.8%) are of Australian birth, with other common census responses being England (5.2%), South Korea (4.3%), Malaysia (3.8%), Thailand (3.3%), and Italy (1.9%).[7] Hindmarsh is part of Beverley Ward in the City of Charles Sturt local government area, being represented in that council by Independent Edgar Agius and Labor Member Matt Mitchell.It has attracted performers such as Billy Bragg, Vika and Linda Bull, Paul Kelly and The Whitlams, as well as lesser-known musicians, local schools' annual concerts[17] and weekly open mic sessions in the front bar.[23] The Adelaide Entertainment Centre is a major venue for all kinds of performances, from small intimate spaces to large concerts.
The Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Hindmarsh.
St Saviours, Hindmarsh, at its opening in 1924
Port Road and South Road, two of Adelaide's major arteries, intersect in Hindmarsh.
Tram stop outside the Entertainment Centre.
AdelaideSouth AustraliaCoordinatesPostcode(s)Adelaide city centreLGA(s)City of Charles SturtState electorate(s)West TorrensFederal division(s)SuburbsCroydonRidleytonBromptonWest HindmarshBowdenTorrensvilleThebartonNorth AdelaidesuburbSouth RoadRiver TorrensGrangeOuter Harborcolonisation of South AustraliaKaurnaGovernorJohn HindmarshHundred of YatalaArthur LindsayGeoffrey ManningChris A. Smithpicture theatrecinema chainDan CliffordTorrens RiverPort Roadrailway lineAustralian Bureau of StatisticsEnglandSouth KoreaMalaysiaThailandAboriginal and/or Torres Strait IslanderCatholicBuddhistEastern Orthodoxlocal government areaelectoral districtelectoral divisionSouth Australian House of AssemblyTom KoutsantonisfederallySteve GeorganasWeekly Times MessengerThe AdvertiserThe AustralianBilly BraggVika and Linda BullPaul KellyThe Whitlamsopen micSA Music Hall of FameAdelaide FringeAdelaide Entertainment CentreHindmarsh StadiumAdelaide UnitedfootballHolden Street TheatresSeven Network'sAdelaide studioChristopher Arthur SmithSouth Australian Heritage RegisterSacred Heart ChurchRomanesque RevivalHerbert JoryWoods, Bagot, Jory & Laybourne SmithMissionaries of the Sacred Heartprioryheritage-listedAdelaide Metrotram serviceList of Adelaide suburbsGovernment of South AustraliaTeichelmannSchürmannHorton, David R.AIATSISFlinders UniversityThe Adelaide ReviewUniversity of South AustraliaState Library of South AustraliaThe Southern CrossNational Library of AustraliaAlbert ParkAllenby GardensAthol ParkBeverleyCheltenhamDevon ParkFindonFlinders ParkFulham GardensHendonHenley BeachHenley Beach SouthKidman ParkKilkennyOvinghamPenningtonRenown ParkRosewaterRoyal ParkSeatonSemaphore ParkSt ClairTennysonWellandWest BeachWest CroydonWest LakesWest Lakes ShoreWoodvilleWoodville NorthWoodville ParkWoodville SouthWoodville West