A Sense of Nature

Take a moment to look around 

and a moment to look within.  

A Sense of Nature, a new cabaret written and performed by local singer-songwriters, Jennifer Trijo and Emma Knights, is a musical conversation that delves into our connection with the natural world and the essence of our own human nature.  

As we exist in the anthropic era, this cabaret investigates ideas of being a part of nature and being separate from it. 

Through stories and songs these two songbirds will take you on a stroll, navigating the realms of the natural world and our place within it.  

The mix of original songs and inventive covers features songs about human nature, about how wheat has become the dominant plant on the planet, and even includes a song from the imagined perspective of a tree.  

Can you hear the whispers of the wild alongside the beats of your own heart? 

Where does your compass guide you? 

A Sense of Nature is presented by Emma Knights Productions.

This event is part of the Wednesday Wonder series to celebrate Chihuly in the Botanic Garden.

Arrive early to meander under majestic trees and through the lush landscapes of Adelaide Botanic Garden while exploring Chihuly's stunning artwork for before the show. 

Your ticket includes a drink upon arrival, available from 6pm, with the performance starting at 7:30pm.

Enhance your evening with a picnic box, available for pre-order to pick up from the Noel Lothian Hall. 

Secure your tickets now and let the enchantment of music and nature envelop you in an unforgettable experience!

Wednesday Wonders

On Wednesday nights this spring, join us for a unique series of events.

Be delighted by local artists for some mid-week magic at the Music Series, or explore the scientific realms of glass in fascinating Science Talks, in partnership with the University of Adelaide's Institute for Photonics and Advanced Sensing.

Arrive up to an hour before your event to see the Chihuly in the Botanic Garden exhibition in a new dimension as the sun sets, grab a drink from the bar or pre-order a picnic box to enjoy in the Garden. 

For more events in this series, see the Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium What's On page.