Nestled on Morphett Street in Adelaide, Shanxi Noodle Bar stands as a beacon of culinary excellence, drawing in food enthusiasts with its tantalising array of handcrafted noodles and delectable dishes. Handcrafted Noodles: A Labor of Love Shanxi Noodle Bar takes pride in its artisanal approach to noodle-making. Here, the noodles are not just a mere … Read more
Abalone, native to Australia’s pristine coastal waters, is a highly prized shellfish. Unlike scallops and oysters that have two hinged shells, abalone has just one. As such, it is a delicate and time consuming seafood to harvest. It is also very sensitive to the environment and has a tight quota system in place to ensure … Read more
For much of Australia’s early history touring theatre companies and vaudeville circuits brought variety entertainment to regional towns. Some still exist today. From beneath the North Pole ice to fighting the roiling seas on Shackleton’s Quest, South Australian photographer Hubert Wilkins was one of the world’s great Polar explorers. 1. Emilia Murray In the film … Read more
An adventure movie is a story of action and excitement. It is usually about a hero fighting a dangerous villain to save his/her people or country. It is a genre of film that often features period weapons, castles and dramatic battles. This type of film is also known as a Swashbuckler. Piccadilly Cinema Piccadilly Cinema … Read more
With temperatures hovering around a sweat-soaked 30 degrees Celsius, Adelaide’s beaches are the place to be this summer. Take your pick from the city’s half-dozen gorgeous beach suburbs. Highlights include Romeo Castellucci’s Go Down, Moses; Patch Theatre’s ZOOOM (combining old-school whimsy and state-of-the-art technology), and the guitar legend John Zorn performing Masada Marathon, Classical Marathon, … Read more
Acceptances for the 2023 Birdsville Races have been released, with 142 acceptances across the iconic carnival’s two-day, 13-race program, set to run this weekend on Friday September 1st & Saturday 2nd. The ‘Melbourne Cup of the Outback’ has attracted a high-calibre race field for the 141st edition, with acceptances from QLD, NSW, SA and NT … Read more
From pitch perfect renditions of musical theatre classics to raunchy burlesque and post-modern political satire – Adelaide Cabaret Festival Where Music and Theater Collide celebrates, interrogates and amplifies the world of cabaret. Opening night featured a slew of sold out shows including RocKwiz with Kate Ceberano, Every Musical Ever with a cast that tried to … Read more
Adelaide Festival Centre is transformed into a sultry cabaret club with shows from all over the globe. Highlights include Ursula Yovich exploring culture and connection in her Adelaide Cabaret Festival debut, Dry My Tears; and diva Mama Alto performing an hour of vaudeville delights in Follies Girl. GRAMMY winner Rizo is here with Prizmatism – … Read more
Adelaide is known as “Australia’s Festival City” for its enviable wine and fine dining culture, buffet of stunning natural attractions and a revolving door of festivals that can cater to any patron’s art of choice. It hosts a unique food experience, In Other Words; Adelaide Writers’ Week; WOMADelaide; and the Adelaide Festival of Ideas. The … Read more
Authentic food experiences are popping up all over Adelaide. From grilled tongue skewers at Cactus Kangaroo Island to tea smoked duck at the Ying Chow restaurant in Chinatown, these restaurants are bringing a bit of worldly flair to Adelaide’s culinary scene. It’s a good thing because 75% of consumers prefer menu items that are ethnically … Read more
