Head Of Marketing And Communications

About Us

Adelaide Festival is South Australias premier cultural event and one of the worlds leading international arts festivals. With a rich history spanning decades we are committed to presenting the worlds best artworks for audiences South Australian and Australian audiences. Join us in shaping South Australias cultural landscape through the successful delivery of an iconic and beloved festival of arts.

Role Overview:

This is a full-time three-year fixed-term role.

Were looking for a strategic and experienced leader to take on the role of Head of Marketing and Communications working at the heart of Adelaide Festival. This role is responsible forshaping and delivering the Festivals marketing public relations and communications strategy ensuring strong brand positioning and high-quality campaigns that engage and build audiences locally nationally and internationally.

Working closely with the Executive and Senior Management Team youll lead the planning and delivery of integrated campaigns across multiple platforms drive audience growth and ticket sales and maximise the Festivals profile and reputation. Youll use data and insights to inform decisions monitor performance and continuously refine strategy.

Youll also lead and support a high-performing team foster strong relationships with media stakeholders and partners and contribute to broader organisational priorities and commercialoutcomes. This is a unique opportunity to influence how one of Australias leading arts festivals connects with audiences and delivers world-class experiences.

For a comprehensive position description including responsibilities selection criteria and application instructions visit our Careers Page.

all enquiries regarding this role please email.

Applications close at 5:00 pm on Monday 1 June 2026.

Adelaide Festival is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to creating a safe respectful and inclusive workplace that reflects the diversity of our community. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds people with disability and people of all gender identities and expressions.