Whether your heart flutters at the thought of a simple sando and coffee or you’re ready to go fancy, there are picnic spots in Adelaide that are a perfect fit. A hidden gem in one of Adelaide’s most prestigious suburbs, Heywood Park is picture-perfect with a river, rotunda, playground and shady picnic spots. Just a … Read more
Unforgettable experiences delight audiences, create raving fans and build customer loyalty. They also inspire customers to share their experiences with others, increasing your reach and creating a virtuous circle of growth. Explore the Adelaide Botanic Gardens’ dazzling collection of carefully nurtured plants from different climates. Or, take a tour of the famous Adelaide Oval Roof … Read more
South Australia is home to wine regions that offer sublime tasting experiences. Discover the best food and wine pairings from Barossa, Adelaide Hills, and McLaren Vale. Many wineries have created clean and modern spaces for wine tasting where the wines and views do the talking. However, d’Arenberg takes it one step further with their Rubik’s … Read more
Whether you’re enjoying your favourite film under the stars at a park or in your own backyard, outdoor cinema nights can be fun for the whole family. There are a few things to remember though before you start setting up the big screen and inviting your guests. From rom-coms perfect for Galentine’s Day to junky … Read more
A proud celebration of Adelaide’s UNESCO City of Music, the carefully curated 2023 Guitar Festival program spans across a wide range of styles. Classical guitarist Slava Grigoryan combines his renowned ensemble, MGQ with a cellist to perform an intimate and moving programme of admired classical works. Other highlights include Australian folk sister duo Charm of … Read more
Located in the heart of Adelaide on the Torrens Riverbank, Adelaide Festival Centre is a cultural hub for theatre, dance and music performances. It runs major festivals such as Adelaide Cabaret Festival, OzAsia and DreamBIG Children’s Festival. The complex is home to four theatrical venues including the Festival Theatre and Dunstan Playhouse and a gallery … Read more
An international late summer festival showcasing visual, performing, literary and media arts held every two years in Adelaide, South Australia. Christian Spuck’s balletic incarnation of Verdi’s Messa de Requiem thrilled the opening night crowd; Marie Collier and Tito Gobbi performed classical vocal masterworks; and DH Lawrence poured a vision of radical tenderness into Lady Chatterley’s … Read more
There is a need for cross-sectoral policies that promote and support a healthy, sustainable and safe food system. A first step is defining such a system. Growing local and organic supports the environment closest to you and reduces pollution. It also avoids the use of more than 700 chemicals that are used in conventional agriculture … Read more
Celebrate diversity with over 70 community groups showcasing over 50 cultures in a day of cultural music, dance and food. It’s a COVID safe event with something for everyone. Free and affordable events are a staple for many of Adelaide’s festivals. Writers’ Week and WOMADelaide both offer equity pricing and transport subsidies, Adelaide Fringe has … Read more
A film critic recently compared blockbusters to arthouse films, noting that the former is more geared towards linear storytelling and mainstream entertainment. However, that doesn’t mean blockbusters aren’t art. In fact, they are. Kirsty Stark, the director of Adelaide’s Mercury Cinema, unveiled a new subscription model for her independent film hub in June. The insanely … Read more