Hindley Street hookah lounge owner Ammar Ali believes the COVID-19 shisha ban is "discriminatory" and "racist", and says he and his colleagues in the industry want to return to trade.
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The craftspeople of the JamFactory love making beautifully designed products just as much as Adelaide loves turning up to parties in thoughtfully curated outfits. In a rare phenomenon, the two occurred together at JamFactory's Product Launch last week.
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'Immersion' is a new digital artwork launching in Light ADL's new cutting-edge immersive technology room The Ellipse, which will put audiences in digital rainstorms and evolving landscapes to show how water has shaped South Australia over the last 50 million years.
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Since 1981, the History Trust of South Australia has collected, preserved and promoted the State’s stories and material culture.
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With a majority vote, Adelaide City councillors formally supported the position of “no net loss of Park Lands”, while a former councillor will bring the Riverbank Precinct Code Amendment fight to parliament.
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CityMag sat down with Access2Arts, the Art Gallery of South Australia and the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra to discuss how the state’s most revered artistic institutions are opening the doors for a more diverse audience while making the experience richer for everyone.
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Adelaide Festival has unveiled a 2022 program featuring Australian and international artists in more than 70 events, including Patricia Piccinini’s soaring Skywhales, a dance work performed by 38 dancers from 14 African nations, and an oratorio about the 1972 murder of law lecturer George Duncan.
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Members of the City of Adelaide’s Reconciliation Committee chastised State Government representatives this week for a “distinct lack of consultation” regarding Riverbank rezoning, and cautioned development could be near or on top of burial grounds.
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Is it illegal to bypass shallot pancakes on the menu? Maybe. All we know is it’s unadvisable.
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