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Sep 12, 2024

Plate and Cup

Bringing old and new together at 7t7

Expect traditional Vietnamese food with a modern fit out at Camden Park's 7t7.

Latest News

Sep 12, 2024

Happening

SA live music venues in political inquiry

A state parliament committee will examine pressures facing South Australian live music and creative venues and consider ways to help ensure they have a future.

Sep 12, 2024

Happening

New festival Our Sound will debut at Bonython Park

Drum and bass festival Our Sound will unleash this summer, featuring acts like Pendulum, Luude and more.

Sep 12, 2024

Habits

Peppino’s is coming soon to Pirie Street

An Italian takeaway joint with a twist is about to open in the CBD, under the owners of SORA and Plain Jane.

Habits

Sep 12, 2024

Partnership

Trail mix: A grown-up guide to drinks tasting

You could easily spend a day or long weekend sipping through the Eastside Wine & Ale Trail in Adelaide’s inner east. All you need is this map and a thirst for a good drop.

Sep 12, 2024

Plate and Cup

The duo behind Hey Juj and Hey MooMoos now blend their own coffee

Following the success of McLaren Vale and Henley Beach cafes, Elliott Brown has launched a third at Aberfoyle Park - and a personal brand of coffee is now on the menu.

Sep 10, 2024

Travel

A Gen Z’s guide to the Barossa

CityMag hit the Barossa to find the pick of places for a younger foodie to eat and drink.

Sep 12, 2024

Commerce

Are you on the hunt for your next career opportunity or looking to explore your hobbies? Dive in as we take you through current job opportunities in Adelaide, with peak season for hospitality hires kicking off.

Sep 2, 2024

Commerce

Veteran city music store changes key

After more than 30 years trading in the CBD, a popular music store has downsized to a specialty string instrument business.

Aug 22, 2024

Commerce

The making of CityMag merch

A family-run embroidery and screen printing business, UniformMe, fulfilled a special order for CityMag. Watch our TikTok to see how they did it.

Aug 15, 2024

Commerce

Discovering locally made olive oil

CityMag branches out of the city and visits the Peninsula Providore olive grove to learn about olive growing, sustainability and their plans for the month-long Fleurieu Food Festival.

Culture

Sep 12, 2024

Partnership

Preserving culture through the senses

ACE’s latest multi-sensory exhibitions Somewhat Eternal led by Justine Youssef and Sisters of Lartelare by Kaurna Women’s Art Collective reveal alternative stories of displacement, connection and cultural preservation.

Sep 5, 2024

Partnership

Discover the awe-inspiring Pleasance at the 2024 Nature Festival

Finding moments to reconnect with nature feels more vital than ever – and makes this year’s Nature Festival, and the installation Pleasance, a requisite for some R&R.

Sep 5, 2024

Partnership

Embracing uncertainty in The Almighty Sometimes

“This one is… challenging,” says director Corey McMahon. He’s in rehearsals for Theatre Republic’s next production, The Almighty Sometimes.

Happening

Sep 12, 2024

Happening

Discover West Thebarton’s drinks trail

The new West Thebarton Cocktail Trail is set to get the brewery scene bubbling. Whether you're new to the drink precinct or well-acquainted, here's what you need to know.

Sep 11, 2024

Happening

Pop-up venue hunt continues as Save the Cranker laws pass

Legislation preventing the demolition of the Crown & Anchor pub has passed parliament but a temporary home for the live music venue is yet to be found, with just six months until the business has to vacate for up to two years as part of the deal.

Sep 11, 2024

Happening

AdeLOUD to hit Adelaide Uni

A student-run festival from the University of Adelaide brings Genesis Owusu, Elsy Wameyo and more to town in November.