November 29, 2023
Christmas at the Mortlock
Until 7 January 2024
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November 2, 2023
New bar Ern Malley is anything but a hoax
A new bar on Magill Road at Stepney dates back to the 1940s - or so the founder would have you believe about the establishment named after a famous Adelaide literary hoax.
MoreNovember 16, 2022
‘Dead and gone; not right here’: Fixing how museums tell Indigenous stories
Writer and research fellow Jared Thomas describes the South Australian Museum's Aboriginal Cultures Gallery as "terrible". But the Nukunu person is not about shaming the 165-year-old institution: he has insights on how to make it better.
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Experience the life and times of the Chequered Copper butterfly
New AR and VR work ‘Herding Caterpillars’ lets you see a symbiotic relationship between ants and caterpillars unfold in the Adelaide Park Lands from your smartphone.
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‘They should expect a little bit of truth’
Aboriginal man Elijah Bravington is leading eye-opening Indigenous-informed tours of the city for the Nature Festival, and says patrons should be ready to see their city in a more honest light.
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Alive and kicking
Premiering at Illuminate Adelaide, 'We Will Slam You With Our Wings' turns the operatic convention of the soprano’s death on its head, while taking a kick at leading men.
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Illuminate to bring light, sound and Gorillaz to Adelaide this winter
Winter arts festival Illuminate Adelaide returns this July, with a program boasting pioneering virtual band Gorillaz, the return of Unsound to the CBD, and boundary-pushing light and sound installations from local and international artists.
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For the love of Red Tins: Adelaide craft brewers farewell the West End brewery
“As much as we like to elevate beer as craft brewers, it’s the working-class beverage,” Sparkke chief brewer Carla Naismith says, “and West End stays true to that.”
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In conversation with Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement CEO Cheryl Axleby
Speaking with CityMag, Cheryl Axleby discusses the negative impacts of state policies supposedly designed to protect Indigenous South Australians, and what changes she wants to see during her tenure with the ALRM.
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