Boasting more than 30 risqué and raunchy acts, next month’s festival proves life really is a cabaret, old chum.
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After years of being battered by COVID-19 restrictions, six-piece kaleidoscopic musical outfit Slowmango are asking for public help to fund part of their first full-length album release. If you donate enough, you could even buy yourself a private gig.
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After serving as sous chef early in the restaurant's life, Daniel Murphy has returned to FINO Seppeltsfield, taking the head chef role following Sam Smith's exit.
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Vote for your favourite city architecture projects for the City of Adelaide Prize, representing the people’s choice as part of the South Australian Architecture Awards.
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First Nations hip-hop group Sonz of Serpent fuse boom-bap bars about the “urban Blackfella” with centuries-old cultural references. Ahead of the outfit’s hour-long WOMADelaide set this weekend, we spoke with one of the MCs about the northern suburbs, community and their debut album.
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Buon-Cattivi Press owner Alex Dunkin speaks with CityMag about preserving local queer history in print and the role micropublishers play in Adelaide’s literary scene.
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In the '60s, Elizabeth Beevor doggedly pursued a career in the cutthroat, male-dominated industry of barbering. Last year, she hung up her razor after 52 years. She speaks with CityMag about her trailblazing career and the power of perseverance.
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In 'Home Thoughts', Adelaide-based theatremaker James Watson explores his experience of the tension between staying put in South Australia and taking a leap of faith interstate.
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11—14 March 2022
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