The hospitality staffing crisis is a multifaceted problem, and restaurants are working hard to retain the staff they have – including hosting guest chef events to provide an engaging and educational environment for their workers.
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CityMag tours Adelaide's meme-page landscape to understand the mass appeal of poking fun at our city on social media.
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Two challengers for the Adelaide City Council’s south ward - a business and residential neighbourhood - have revealed themselves. Despite both having connections to state political parties, they argue they are not trying to stack the chamber.
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For insight into Adelaide Festival exhibition Neoteric, CityMag spoke with four of the 40 visual artists and writers taking part in the artist-led project, currently on show at the Adelaide Railway Station.
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Our colleagues over at InReview know their arts and culture, so when they say a show’s worth going to, we listen. We’ve rounded up their highest-rated reviews to help you plan your weekend Fringe-going.
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Art collective The Bait Fridge and sister musical outfit Slowmango let CityMag into their costume-filled Kent Town studio to sit in on a laughing choir session, where all senses of self were dissolved.
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Brewer Stephen Nelsen heads up one of the country’s most in-demand and reputable beer education courses, but the beer consultant, judge and TAFE SA educator is worried a lack of resources is hampering the program's growth.
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Cult Hindmarsh Square record store Clarity Records is expanding into an empty bricks-and-mortar space next door, and plans on also throwing (sometimes boozy) gigs on weekends.
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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.
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