Pure transgression
This month’s FELTspace exhibition explores the line between transgression and purity, mundanity and philosophy, human and machine.
MoreThis month’s FELTspace exhibition explores the line between transgression and purity, mundanity and philosophy, human and machine.
MoreThough often spurned by cocktail lovers, Midori, the Japanese melon liqueur, cast an enduring spell on Kate Richards early in her drinking career. She argues the neon green elixir deserves a resurgence as a backbar essential — and some Adelaide bartenders agree.
MoreCherry Darlings Bakehouse alumnus Elliott Jade has launched meat- and dairy-free delicatessen No Harm No Fowl, stocking plant-based versions of deli favourites, such as corned beef, chorizo, arancini and ‘pizzazz pockets’.
MoreFifty years on since the SA-designed Aboriginal Flag was first flown at Tarntanyangga Victoria Square, two First Nations history curators have created an exhibition that explores its relationship to resistance, land rights and identity.
MoreAfter pausing its takeaway crowlers at the beginning of the year, the Wheaty’s brewery has upgraded to a professional canning line, meaning longer lasting take-home booze.
MoreAs club nights are a thing of the pre-COVID past, the city’s deejays have to adapt to a life lived online. CityMag spoke to two local deejays about why online streams and dancing alone will never compare to the real thing.
MoreWith club nights on ice indefinitely, CityMag is checking in with local deejays to see how they're coping personally and professionally without their late-night party platforms.
MoreEven with eased restrictions and appropriate safety measures in place, there's no guarantee pub gigs will be a success. The Wheaty is charging ahead anyway - bringing back its full pre-'rona gig roster next month.
MoreThe Wheaty’s Poblano is a sessionable, delicately balanced mixture of mole spices and roasty stout characters, best enjoyed fireside inside the pub.
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