Melbourne Street café E for Ethel is shutting up shop and moving online

Starting as a maker-focussed retail store with a coffee machine, E for Ethel became a longstanding meeting place for the North Adelaide community. At the end of August, founders Amanda Matulick and Dan Harland will close its doors for good and focus on their online store.

E For Ethel

Introducing Ayesha Aggarwal pottery

Good things happened for Adelaide potter, Ayesha Aggarwal, when she prioritised happiness.

Tastes like home

It's been a long time coming but the native flavours of Australia are finally making their way onto menus. This pair of Adelaide entrepreneurs are set to make sure those ingredients can be found in our home kitchen too.

Melbourne Street: Back to the future

Evidence of Melbourne Street’s status as a high-end destination still exists, but almost solely in the memories of the area’s older residents. CityMag spent some time café-hopping along the strip to find out if lessons of the past could contribute to a more successful future.

Beer guide: Craft porters

Few things will keep you warm and nurtured through the depths of winter like a rich, malty, smooth dark brew.

Max Savage is bringing ‘Australia’s greatest hoax’ to life

The Ern Malley Affair, a 1940s literary hoax, has captivated Adelaide musician Max Savage from a young age. For the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, the artist will bring the story to life through music and live painting.

Cult radio show Raw Like Sushi celebrates a decade on the air

The minds behind Paradise Loft Records are throwing a party for radio host Sam Walker, as he marks 10 years of advocating for underground music and interviewing local talent with his Raw Like Sushi radio show.

A thriller journey: Gaslight brings melodrama back to Her Maj

Ksenja Logos plays a woman driven to question her grip on reality in Gaslight – the ‘classic creepshow’ that gave rise to the term gaslighting.