Seeing Adelaide for what it is and what it is becoming. Your guide to the best bits of Adelaide’s city centre.
10/01/2025
If we could pick a best dressed sporting profession, trust us when we say, it’s the basketballers – and the Adelaide 36ers are here to prove it.
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CityMag documents the tunnel fashion from Adelaide 36ers players and Adelaide spectators dressed for the game in this edition of Style Sample.
09/01/2025
New year, new exercise grind? As bouldering takes off in Adelaide, CityMag stopped by Urban Climb on Hindley Street to see how it’s settled on the strip.
New year, new exercise grind? As bouldering takes off in Adelaide we visit Urban Climb on Hindley Street to see how it's settled in the area.
09/01/2025
Tin Shed Distilling Co. has opened a distillery door in Nairne serving up live music, smokehouse BBQ and plenty of whisky, rum and gin.
Tin Shed Distilling Co has opened a distillery door in Nairne hosting live music, serving smokehouse BBQ and plenty of whisky, rum and gin.
08/01/2025
Indoor plants demand a little extra love to thrive during the scorching Warltati months. With the right care, your leafy companions can not only survive but also flourish, creating a lush and vibrant indoor oasis.
Indoor plants' summer care demands a little extra love to thrive during the scorching Warltati months, so use these tips to help them thrive.
08/01/2025
Summer Vines returns for a third year with food, wine and music offerings spread across eleven days. Here are CityMag’s picks of the program to sip your way through the region.
Summer Vines festival is back with food, wine and music events across eleven days. Sip your way through the region with our program picks.
28/12/2024
Looking for something to read this holiday period? CityMag’s got you covered. We’ve collated the best book recommendations from our team to get you all the way through summer.
Looking for something to read this holiday period? We've collated the best book recommendations to get you all the way through summer.
26/12/2024
Are you still brainstorming your New Years plans? From a festival at a winery to beachside fireworks displays, here’s how some of our favourite places are ushering in the new year.
Adelaide Festival Centre | Bank Street Social | Inside Out - Dance Club & Home of Plenty | Hains & Co | Kiin Restaurant | Rascals Deli & Wine Bar | Shelly's Semaphore | Sunny's & The Scenic Hotel | Swapmeet
Are you brainstorming what to do this New Years Eve in Adelaide? From a festival at a winery to beachside fireworks displays, see the list.
25/12/2024
Cinemas struggled in 2024 as audiences shrank, fewer films came through, sure-fire ‘blockbusters’ bombed and production companies pulled back – but there were treasures in between the sequels and remakes.
Cinemas struggled in 2024 as fewer films came through and 'blockbusters' bombed, but there were treasures in between the sequels and remakes.
23/12/2024
International student Antara Nodi takes us into what life is like for the thousands of students who now call Adelaide home. The first of the series looks at food.
International student Antara Nodi takes us into what life is like for the thousands of students who now call Adelaide home.
22/12/2024
South Australian animated comedy Le***an Space Princess will premiere at the prestigious 2025 Berlinale - Berlin International Film Festival, the only Australian feature film on the bill so far.
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South Australian animated comedy Le***an Space Princess will premiere at the prestigious 2025 Berlinale (Berlin International Film Festival).
21/12/2024
It’s been a great year for SA music and these are our team’s favourite tracks that’ll keep rotating on our playlists into 2025.
It's been a great year for SA music. Our team picks Adelaide's best new music of 2024 to add to your playlists.
20/12/2024
It was a tumultuous year for Adelaide music festivals as organisers battled with the cost of operating. But there’s still a handful going ahead this summer to tie you over until Mad March.
Sugar & Culture | Wildlands Festival | A DAY ON THE GREEN | City of Port Adelaide Enfield | St Jerome's Laneway Festival | Sidebyside | Daybed Records
2024 was a tumultuous year for Adelaide music festivals but there’s still a handful happening this summer to tie you over until Mad March.
19/12/2024
Singapore-based Wee Hur Holdings has sold its Australian student accommodation portfolio for $1.6 billion after the company flagged it anticipated softer demand for the property type when international student caps kick in next year.
Singapore-based Wee Hur Holdings has sold its Australian student accommodation portfolio for $1.6 billion.
19/12/2024
Opening night for Gathering Light, an exhibition of the work of six outstanding South Australian glass artists who each work in unique ways with hot blown glass. The exhibition celebrates Adelaide’s status as a key centre for studio glass globally. Featuring Clare Belfrage, Kristel Britcher, Tim Edwards, Liam Fleming, Nick Mount and Jessica Murtagh.
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Opening night for Gathering Light, an exhibition of the work of six outstanding South Australian glass artists.
19/12/2024
A proposal for a 515-bed, 100-metre-tall international student tower on Franklin Street has been rejected by the state’s planning panel for being nearly twice the recommended height limit and not providing enough space and amenity for students.
A 515-bed international student tower has been rejected by the state’s planning panel for being nearly twice the recommended height limit.
17/12/2024
In no particular order, here are the best hospitality openings of 2024.
Discover the best new restaurants in Adelaide. From fine dining to hidden gems, explore the top openings of 2024.
16/12/2024
A developer’s proposal for a 515-bed, 100-metre-tall international student tower on Franklin Street is facing criticism for being nearly twice the recommended height limit and not offering enough communal space for residents.
A proposal for an international student tower on Franklin St criticised for being nearly twice the recommended height limit.
13/12/2024
Sexual confidence. Let’s dive into this, shall we?
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Our resident sexologist, Jamie Bucirde, responds to a reader question about lost sexual confidence and how to find it again.
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For this edition of #WhatsInMyBag, the CityMag team rounded up our favourite local goodies, fit for a spread to host some cheeky Friday night drinks.
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CityMag Issue #44
You might have noticed that our latest print issue is extra thick this time around.
We've rolled three mags into one, with the first ever print edition of The Post stitched in, and JamFactory's Marmalade slipped inside.
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It’s time for an update. #savethecranker
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CityMag checks out where to check in for the night outside of the CBD.
This time, we travelled to @kingsfordthebarossa. 🍃
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