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Woodville’s 1920s Town Hall reborn as an inclusive live entertainment venue

Under the stewardship of Deanna Howland, Woodville Town Hall is a 900-capacity venue with a focus on diverse and inclusive programming and will host the inaugural AltFest in June.

Food, drinks, music, entrepreneurialism

You're invited to come along and celebrate young South Australian entrepreneurs amid food, booze and tunes at the 2021 40 Under 40 awards, happening next week.

Seven City of Adelaide Prize finalists on why you should vote for their project

Public voting is open for the SA Architecture Awards' City of Adelaide Prize People's Choice Award. We asked the seven finalists why their nominated project deserves of your vote.

‘Are you going to pay… or not?’: Untangling RCC’s late payment practices

RCC is one of Adelaide’s most-hyped Fringe hubs, flooding social media with photos of crammed crowds and stacked music lineups. But several contractors allege the organisation left them in thousands of dollars of debt months after the 2020 festival was packed down.

Rebel Yell is a publicity agency building a movement in the arts industry

Isobella Caruso has launched boutique marketing business Rebel Yell with the aim of offering musicians and creatives more than press kits and press releases – she wants to teach them “the value of knowing their brand”.

Trailblazing cousins setting the scene in Adelaide’s east

Ferg’s is one of hundreds of businesses eligible in the City of Norwood, Payneham & St Peters Eastside Business Awards.

MOD.’s top five games for uncertain times

We've had more time indoors than we would have liked this week, so CityMag reached out to MOD.'s Kristin Alford for her favourite video games to pass the time when the outside world is all a bit too much.

Adelaide live music venues have already felt the pain of the second lockdown

While a path out of the November lockdown has been announced, the impacts have already been felt by Adelaide's live music venues, which have still yet to recover from the March shutdown.