‘This is how we love’ – a track written for Sydney's 2023 World Pride – echoes through AGSA as part of a Biennial exhibition, with Wiradjuri artist Jazz Money’s South Australian debut a display of queer joy.
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Velvet Underground is set to open this Friday beneath a newly renovated city pub.
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We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for the month of March, including Busseys, DEM MOB, Jackulson, Pest Control and West Thebarton.
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The future feasibility of music festivals in Australia could be in doubt after Splendour in the Grass became the latest of several to cancel its 2024 event.
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Twenty artists will fill the Adelaide Railway Stations’s northeastern concourse with an eclectic exhibition during the Adelaide Festival, and they’ve been paired with writers to tell us about it.
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Adelaide Contemporary Experimental’s (ACE) latest exhibition Yucky, developed and led by Sam Petersen, an artist with disabilities, explores the personal and political complexities that exist as part of disabled experience.
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CityMag took to Ebenezer — arguably Adelaide's most festive street — to see what stylish people wear inside our festivals.
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CityMag sat down with access consultant Jacqueline Tedmanson and the Adelaide Fringe to understand what accessibility really looks like.
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Mad March is officially upon us, with the Adelaide Fringe and Adelaide Festival in full swing, and WOMADelaide this weekend. As part of our festival prep, CityMag asked the big players: how safe are our festivals, and what goes into keeping them that way?
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In a moment when the city’s live music venues are closing for good, festivals are becoming the new way many are exposed to SA talent. Reporters David Simmons and Helen Karakulak dig deep into the numbers and ask: do we need a locals quota?
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