It’s not all about Adelaide for the Fringe Festival, with a wide choice of events available on the Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island.

It’s mostly about music in Victor Harbor, where the festival fun happens at Mum's Beard Cafe, Victa Cinema, Victor Harbor Town Hall and Newland Memorial Uniting Church.

From McCartney to Creedence to Stevie Ray Vaughan, there is something for everyone, including jazz and blues and just for something completely different - a Phantastic Physics Show.

For all venues, dates and times, go to the Fringe website.

Music, puppetry, comedy and art will feature at events in Aldinga, McLaren Vale, Port Noarlunga and Willunga, with many hosted by City of Onkaparinga venues.

Find out about them all at Onkaparinga Now.

Centenary Hall is the centre of Fringe activity in Goolwa, with a cabaret show from Jen de Ness; Boombox Bootscoot providing an 80s country hoedown; and family entertainment with Little Red in the Hood.

There is also the Mount Moon Rock Festival at Mount Compass. Alexandrina details and tickets available on the Fringe website.

It’s all about voices on Kangaroo Island as Sisters of Abundance take choral shows to Kingscote and Penneshaw, while Allegria will introduce a capella community singing. 

Find the details on the Fringe website.

It will be a laugh on the Fleurieu coast with Granny Flaps’ comedy show at the Yankalilla Hotel. Read all about it on the Fringe website.

The festival runs from 16 February to 17 March in Adelaide and the regions; for full details of what is on offer across the state go to the Fringe website.