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August 19, 2021

Where We Met will close in October

For Where We Met’s Ben Allen, operating a hospitality business in South Australia during a pandemic has meant living with a heavy heart. He takes CityMag through his decision to close his business for good.

August 12, 2021

Did young people just beat the government at its own vaccine game?

How young South Australians came to be able to book Pfizer appointments is a story, told through tweets, about a government eating its words and the power of viral information in the hands of a desperate demographic left at the bottom of the vax priority list.

August 5, 2021

Taking on the challenge of growth

For Matt Parry, CEO of US-based healthy snack startup The Good Crisp Company, the ability to make the right business decision at crucial moments can be traced back to a lecture hall in Adelaide.

August 5, 2021

How to throw a music festival in your hometown with Courtney Duka

Karta Pintingga Kangaroo Island has been pummelled by the bushfires and the pandemic, but KI expat and Adelaide music industry icon Courtney Duka hopes to help raise money and spirits on the island with the inaugural New Shoots Music Festival.

July 22, 2021

Three new openings, three false starts

Lockdowns are never convenient for small hospitality businesses, especially those still in the early days of establishing themselves. CityMag speaks with Soi 38, CARŌclub and Spellmans' Social about launching new venues into a lockdown void.

July 20, 2021

Buy an Adelaide-made face mask

South Australia is in lockdown, so it's time for a seasonal update to your face mask wardrobe.

July 13, 2021

Behind the bright ideas of Mazzprints’ Marie-Jeanne Tuyisenge

Taking inspiration from her childhood in East Africa, Mazzprints founder and designer Marie-Jeanne Tuyisenge tells CityMag she wants to see Adelaide embrace a more colourful wardrobe, even in winter.

July 5, 2021

Returning flame to soil

In May, soil in the Parklands met with flames in the first approved cultural burn in Kaurna Yerta Adelaide since colonisation. CityMag reporter Angela Skujins camped with Kaurna elders, uncles and young men the night before the event to hear what this means to them and for country.

June 17, 2021

A classical music festival celebrating music not composed by ‘dead white men’

She Speaks curator Anne Cawrse says the event, which is jam-packed with live orchestral performances, is a commitment to celebrating classical music’s unheard and unfamiliar works.

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