CityMag – Going out, moving in, and starting up in Adelaide
WEBFive ways to connect with nature this spring. Nature Festival is in the swing of its fifth year, bringing new and innovative experiences for all ages. CityMag has collated some of the events to look out for before it wraps up in mid-October. More. Sep 25, 2024.
The very best of CityMag - CityMag
WEBOwen Lindsay and Shane Devries’ illustration for the cover and article inside this magazine was a high water mark for CityMag.The article featured near-future predictions that are absolutely on track and definitely going to happen, but more than that, this article led to Owen (long-time collaborator, illustrator, sub editor of CityMag) winning the commission to illustrate the Adelaide Design ...
'Once they're gone, they're gone': Adelaide alternative ... - CityMag
WEB116a Hindley Street, Adelaide 5000. Weds—Sat: 7pm ’til 2am. Connect: Instagram. Facebook. After nursing the bar through turbulent Covid times and its hammer-blow to live music, and now hit by a cost-of-living crisis, the duo revealed on their Instagram last week they’re dangerously close to closing. They’re feeling the heat of the same ...
Council to investigate Adelaide’s declining nightlife - CityMag
WEBFeb 14, 2024 · Councillor Henry Davis drew attention to the city population skewing younger and a lack of nightlife impacting the city’s economy. “We all bring a unique perspective to this chamber and as the second youngest and single member of this chamber, I’m concerned very much about our city’s nightlife and I’ve certainly seen a decline in recent years,” Davis said.
About - CityMag
WEBAbout. CityMag is a quarterly print and weekly digital magazine that sees Adelaide for what it is and what it is becoming. Through the daily habits of the hundred thousand+ people who visit the city each day, we reveal the best bits as well as the most important attributes of a city on the rise. Our readers live or work in downtown Adelaide ...
How has Adelaide changed in the past 10 years? - CityMag
WEBNov 2, 2023 · It took a while, but there are now six buildings over 30 storeys. Last month the Adelaide Economic Development Board released a report showing there are also five developments over 30 storeys in the works, including the SA1 Tower topping out at 55 floors. This article first appeared in our 10 Years of CityMag, Spring 2023 edition, which is …
Analysing the current state of Adelaide's hospitality industry
WEBMar 21, 2024 · CityMag looks into the issues, stresses and taxes all taking their toll. There have been some drastic changes to Adelaide’s hospitality industry in the past six months. Since November, 12 hospitality businesses have shut up shop. Inside the long list of casualties include Enzo’s, Cherry Darlings, Crack Kitchen, Lost in a Forest and most ...
CityMag's most read stories of 2021 - CityMag
WEBHabits. CityMag’s most read stories of 2021. This is your 2021 with CityMag, according to how you clicked. 10. Adelaide’s bets shallot pancakes. A great amount of consternation will sometimes go into what foodstuff we’ll aim our ‘Adelaide’s best…’ series at, but it was during Friday knock-offs that SALIFE’s Zoe Rice (we’re a ...
Happening Archives - CityMag
WEBAdelaide Film Festival returns to host some of the best films circulating in the industry. From the most recent winner of the Palme d’Or to a documentary feature debut, CityMag looks at some of the exquisite picks heading our way. More. Sep 18, 2024. Happening.
CityMag’s most-read stories of 2020
WEBAnother loss to Adelaide’s hospitality scene, the King’s Head was founded in 2008 as a South Australian-focussed pub, at a time before the South Australian Eat Local movement had become established.. Parochialism has since become standard operating procedure in kitchens and across the beer fonts of Adelaide front bars, and …