The gorgeous and vibrant city of Adelaide has something special coming its way. This season, the Candlelight concert series is bringing classical music to Adelaide’s most dazzling venues.
The Grand Lodge Freemasons Hall is lighting up as live musicians perform surrounded by thousands of candles. With a variety of Candlelight concerts coming to Adelaide, there is something for every kind of music lover.
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The Grand Lodge Freemasons Hall: awe-inspiring architecture
The gorgeous Grand Lodge Freemasons Hall was constructed in 1930 when Classical Revival architecture was all the rage, giving it an impressive facade. Huge columns and stunning detail give this iconic building landmark status in the city and there you can enjoy some magical Candlelight tributes to your favourite artists. Imagine this huge space filled with flickering candles and the sound of a string quartet playing – so romantic.
The Meeting Hall: all charm and allure
This is another space inside the Town Hall that has hosted many notable events and concerts. This season, they can add a few more to the list, as Candlelight is hosting a series of classical music concerts at the grand and elegant venue. The venue’s high ceilings, large stage and excellent sound system make it a unique and ideal venue for intimate concerts under the glow of candlelight.
Old Methodist Meeting Hall: a historic mid-Victorian Gothic hall
The former Methodist Meeting Hall is the last remaining part of a greater complex which was once the centre of Methodism in South Australia. It was designed by Edmund Wright, one of the leading architects of the period and built in 1862. It boasts a mid-Victorian Gothic hall, holding great appeal for history and architecture buffs alike.
Adelaide is known for its lush beauty and radiant opals, but soon it will also be synonymous with stunning Candlelight concerts. You can simply sit back and savor classical renditions of some of the greatest music of all time.
The concerts have been met by countless 5-star reviews, and guests have called it “a creative, enchanting, and new concert experience.”