01/08/2024
In the latest performing arts program from The Mill, three artists are developing new work and presenting it in a variety-show format.
Seeing Adelaide for what it is and what it is becoming. Your guide to the best bits of Adelaide’s city centre.
In the latest performing arts program from The Mill, three artists are developing new work and presenting it in a variety-show format.
Adapted from journalist Shannon Molloy’s 2020 memoirs, Fourteen tells of his experience growing up gay in conservative ‘90s central Queensland. Ahead of the play coming to Adelaide, CityMag spoke with lead actor Conor Leach.
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Adapted from journalist Shannon Molloy’s 2020 memoirs, Fourteen tells of his experience growing up gay in conservative ‘90s central Queensland. Ahead of the play coming to Adelaide, CityMag spoke with lead actor Conor Leach.
Lenny’s Bagel Deli & Coffee opens on Brighton Road bringing freshly made bagels beachside.
Lenny's Bagel Deli & Coffee opens on Brighton Road bringing freshly made bagels with unique toppings beachside.
Angus & Julia Stone, Matt Corby, The Jungle Giants and more are set to play at Handpicked Festival in November.
Names like Angus & Julia Stone, Matt Corby, The Jungle Giants and more are set to play at Handpicked Festival in November this year.
Our resident sexologist, Jamie Bucirde, gives us a guide to understand and explore a unique aspect of sexual pleasure.
Read the full column below ⬇️
Our resident sexologist, Jamie Bucirde, gives us a guide to understand and explore a unique aspect of sexual pleasure.
A family-friendly day of arty activities kicking on to a live music-filled evening will liven up venues across the City of Port Adelaide Enfield Council area next week. Here’s what to expect.
A family-friendly day of arty activities kicking on to a live music-filled evening will liven up venues across the Port Adelaide Enfield Council area next week. Here’s what to expect.
We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for July, including Alt., colourblind, Effie Isobel and TonixMusic.
We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for July, including atl., colourblind, effie isobel and TONIX.
Hecho en Mexico brings traditional Mexican street food to the West End foodie hub.
Hecho En Mexico is the latest Peel Street venture brining tradition Mexican street food to Adelaide's West End.
JamFactory’s ICON series celebrates the achievements of South Australia’s most influential visual artists working in craft-based media. It spotlights jewellers and metalsmiths Julie Blyfield, Zu design and Jane Bowden.
See the full gallery below.
JamFactory’s ICON series celebrates the achievements of South Australia’s most influential visual artists working in craft-based media. It spotlights jewellers and metalsmiths Julie Blyfield, Zu design and Jane Bowden.
Winter has struck – here's something to warm you up. Take a winter tour of the best hot chocolates we found around Adelaide.
Exchange Coffee | Cha Cha Dessert Bar | Shibui Dessert Bar | Just Bliss Chocolates | Les Deux Coqs | Script & Bean
Winter has struck. The pilled old coats have been dusted off and removed from the hibernation locale in the closet, set for wear in the CityMag office – orange and navy tartan is this reporter's jacket of choice.
CityMag found out more about some of the local artists playing the 2024 Scouted showcase at Jive and Nexus Arts next week ahead of the gig.
CityMag found out more about some of the local artists playing the Scouted showcase at Jive and Nexus Arts next week ahead of the gig.
Community-minded specialist gaming shop Table Top Warfare has opened its first city store, and the magic extends beyond RPGs and trading cards.
A community-minded specialist gaming shop is opening its first city store tomorrow, and its magic extends beyond RPGs and trading cards.
This years 40 Under 40 are an innovative bunch. They show direction in their respective industries as significant entrepreneurs and business leaders.
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This years 40 Under 40 list are an innovative bunch. Check out the innovative and entrepreneurial leaders in the 2024 alumni.
Insurance rates and giving city visitors a reason to stay longer after shops close are two of the issues being considered by Adelaide City Council following a report into how to help struggling venues and a flagging night-time economy.
The council has heard venue owners and operators want regulatory change to help improve the night-time economy.
The celebrated Norwood restaurant has teamed up with Mayura Station to add on site dry-aged beef to the menu.
A new collaborative piece of equipment highlighting some of the best South Australian produce will live permanently at Arkhé.
Can Adelaide find a stronger sense of identity as a city, asks Timothea Moylan, who ponders why finding it matters.
A “crisp and golden” new brew is on tap at the Crown and Anchor, as Adelaide's famous independent brewer gets behind a campaign to save the historic pub from demolition.
A new lager has taken up residence on the taps at the Crown & Anchor, brewed by Coopers to support the Save the Cranker campaign.
There are no local artists on this year’s Unsound lineup. Ahead of this weekend’s experimental music festival, we thought we’d give the promoters some ideas on which Adelaide artists to book next year.
A new boutique festival by local record label PAK Records will take over Rhino Room and Low Life Basement Bar in August with Adelaide headliner Placement, two Victorian heavyweights and more.
A new boutique festival by a local record label will take over Rhino Room and Low Life Basement Bar in August.
An American-style all-day dining joint offering up smash burgers and sweet pancakes, run by the crew behind Pastel Wine Bar and Pinco Deli, has opened in Exchange Place.
Read all about Jumbo Smash below.
Jumbo Smash has just opened its doors in Exchange Place and patrons can expect American smash burgers all day.
CityMag talks to the co-owners and new head chef of landmark Adelaide Hills pub The Scenic Hotel about backing community and values during a cost-of-living crisis.
The Scenic Hotel discuss staying sustainable in a cost-of-living crisis and how their new head chef is changing things up.
A scholarship program is encouraging women’s participation in cybersecurity. CityMag chatted with this year’s winner about getting over male coding stereotypes and visiting Canberra.
CityMag chatted with cybersecurity student Lucy Fidock about getting over male coding stereotypes and her trip to Canberra.
Females make up just 16 per cent of university and VET STEM graduates, even though research shows girls perform as well as boys in those subjects when they are interested and engaged.
We know women are interested in male-dominated industries, so why aren't they entering them?
We know women are interested in STEM and the male-dominated industries it serves, so why aren't they joining up?
Creativity comes in many forms, with this years 40 Under 40 alumni showing us their creative flair through film, music and marketing.
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Creativity comes in many forms, with this years 40 Under 40 alumni showing us their creative flair through film, music and marketing.
CityMag met Adelaide pop star Nyassa Music to chat all things music, dreams and ending up on a Europe/UK tour with one of Australia's biggest bands.
Adelaide pop star Nyassa chats with CityMag about all things music, dreams and finding your sound.
Gift shop Have You Met Charlie? is celebrating 10 years of brick-and-mortar trade. CityMag visited the small business burrow to chat about how it started and Charlie’s humble birthday celebrations.
The ultimate gift shop Have You Met Charlie is celebrating 10 years of brick-and-mortar trade that celebrates shopping small.
As Kudlila settles in and the outdoors become a frosty wonderland, it's time to shift our focus to the cozy refuge of our indoor green companions.
Our resident sexologist, Jamie Bucirde, gives us a guide to sexual communication and satisfaction, delving into how to ask for what you want when you're feeling it.
Read the full column below ⬇️
Jamie Bucirde gives us a guide to sexual communication and satisfaction, delving into how to ask for what you want when you're feeling it.
A new South Australian literary journal is calling for writer submissions. Co-founder and former editor of CityMag – Farrin Foster – lays out its aspiration to bridge the gap between SA and the national and international literary industry.
A new South Australian literary journal is calling for writer submissions. Its editor – Farrin Foster – lays out its aspiration to bridge the gap between SA and the national and international literary industry.
10 talented local artists will play at two West End venues next month to show off their sound for industry heavyweights and punters. Here’s who’s playing.
10 talented local artists will play at two west end venues next month to show off their sound for industry heavyweights and punters.
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This month, hospo venues are hunting for staff to help them through winter, and a handful of creative industry roles are up for grabs. See the full list at the link in our bio. ✍️ @helen_karakulak & @claudiadichiera
Let’s lift the lid on the coffee industry in Adelaide ☕️ After an alarming report claiming coffee in Australia is way too cheap, CityMag looks into rising prices and international factors putting the squeeze on local roasters, baristas and aficionados. Would you be happy to pay upwards of $7 for a small cup of coffee? Let us know👇
Come with us to @clarityrecordsadelaide to pick out our favourite records in celebration of Record Store Day! Let us know what you’d pick👇🎶 Head to the link in bio to read about what to do this Record Store Day! T-shirt artwork by @billiejusticethomson
Ever wondered how a magazine is made from ideation to final product? Here’s a little behind the scenes snippet into our world and how the CityMag team came together to produce our Festival edition 💖👩🏻💻📸 #citymag #festivaledition
The 35th Alliance Française French Film Festival is saying bonjour to SA 🇫🇷 From March 21 to April 21 discover heart-warming comedies to gripping dramas at one of the world's largest celebrations of French cinema. Coming to venues in Adelaide, Renmark, Victor Harbor and Mount Gambier, tickets are on sale now: https://www.af.org.au/af-fff-24/
Need a little nudge in the Adelaide Fringe’s direction? We’re over halfway through, so here’s some gems we’ve laid our eyes upon that might pique your interest. It’s Fringe, why not get a tattoo? For more Fringe coverage, head to InReview. 1: Natural Wonders presented by Gluttony 2: Daring circus act LIMBO: The Return 3: Pig Skin Tattoo Collective popup in Gluttony 4: Infamous The Show at Ellis Park
Adelaide Fringe is well and truly upon on us. If you haven’t had the chance to grab a ticket to something magical, you better get cracking. For all things Fringe reviews, head to the InReview. 1: Drag meets dinner party in Kween Kong's Black Puddin 2: Immersive cinematic experience titled XYZZY by Electric Dreams Festival 3: Contemporary circus act YOAH by CIRQUEWORK 4: Light installations within Sleep’s Hill Tunnel
After the month of January off, @sugar.man.adl is reopening tomorrow with a brand new chocolate room and month-long croissant specials 🥐🍫 Link in bio to read the full story.
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