Named after late arts patron, Dame Ruby Litchfield, the annual awards recognise artistic excellence, creative achievement, innovation, community involvement and inspirational leadership.

Nominations are now open across 11 award categories:

• Outstanding Community Event or Project
• Outstanding Regional Event or Project
• Outstanding Work, Event or Project for Young People
• Outstanding Work or Event Within a Festival
• Outstanding Work or Event Outside a Festival
• Outstanding Collaboration
• Outstanding Contribution by an Organisation or Group
• Geoff Crowhurst Memorial Award
• Frank Ford Memorial Young Achiever Award
• Stevie Gadlabarti Goldsmith Memorial Award
• Premier’s Award for Lifetime Achievement.

Nominations close at 2pm on Monday 19 August 2024, with winners to be announced in late November.

Nominate an eligible artist, organisation, performance, exhibition, publication, program or event at arts.sa.gov.au/rubys