This year we thought we’d put together a gift guide that explores alternate sides to masculinity and not just utility vehicles, sports cars and golf clubs.
Category Archive: What’s on in Adelaide
Using movement and sound in a unique visual artwork for SALA Festival, Sam Burke is set to debut her work as an awards finalist.
Kate Lewis is excited to be debuting her collection at the showcase this Friday night as part of the partnership program, which also includes relaxing folk music from Bysea (Simon Basey) as well as sweet, garage blues by The Dead Regulars.
Refractions delves into the diverse range of creativity and artwork produced by Carclew’s eight resident artists and curator, transforming Carclew’s foyer and ballroom into a kaleidoscope of artistic refractions.
Having produced the world’s largest streaming event as part of Adelaide Fringe in February and March 2021, the digital capabilities of Black Box Live have been tried and tested to produce a cinema-standard dynamic viewing experience.
The Australia Day Council of South Australia is calling for nominations for the 2022 Australian of the Year Awards.
This weekend at Adelaide Showground the Wild Hearses face-off with Mile Die Club for their spot in the Adelaide Roller Derby grand final.
A Quiet Place: Part II delivers suspense and scares cementing John Krasinski as a director to watch.
Australian eco-friendly wine brand from Accolade Wines, Banrock Station, has committed to planting 100,000 native trees and shrubs every year with Landcare Australia.
The Multicultural Eid Festival is returning to Adelaide Showgrounds this weekend and we have some free passes to give away!
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