I took visitors here and the staff were great. They explained and chatted easily with my friends about culture and we saw a play by the Aboriginal dance group which was a bonus. The shop has enough to buy a memento to take home. More

Really interesting Indigenous exhibitions. Friendly and informative Aboriginal gallery assistant. More

cool. its a nice atmosfere and i enjoyed passing by for a 15 min or so... More

We had our very own personal Torres Strait Islander (Michale) dressed in traditional dress to explain his origins, the culture of the Torres Strait Island people, their language, their songs and dances. Even though the theatre could hold 100 he put on the show as if it were full, when it was just my wife and I shaking the shells... More

As a complete ignoramus to art let alone Aboriginal art, I found the Tandanya centre inspiring and it sparked an interest into what is Aboriginal art (I still have very little understanding, but I think this centre has opened my eyes a little to what there is). For someone with previously little interest in art, I'd recommend going here and... More

The sophistication and beauty of the art works was far above my expectations. It was a highlight of my trip to Adelaide. Thank you More

The exhibitions were amazing, And was thrilled to be able to talk to Auntie Steph. The cultural presentation at middY was a great balance of sobering and inspiring information, humor and deadly yidaki playing, don't miss it. Make sure you go to the gift shop to get authentic cultural gifts. More

It's free to get into the museum but I was after seeing the 'show'/presentation by a local man. This cost $5 (if I remember correctly) He explained a little about Aboriginal history and how Australia has changed for Aboriginals. Then he played the didgeridoo which was fantastic! This lasted about 30 minutes after which I strolled around the museum looking... More