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Oct 4, 2024 · Behind studio doors: what Adelaide artists have been whipping up over winter. CityMag takes a peek behind studio doors at Adelaide artist collective The Mill to ask a painter, a sculptor and a musician about what their different creative spaces mean to them, what they’ve been working away at over the cold months, and the …
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Owen 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 …
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About. 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 ...
CityMag’s most-read stories of 2022
10. ‘I hope you win again’: Senior ‘Tiser reporter backs Verschoor. Although no letters hit my inbox regarding this story, there was some online and irl chatter that made its way to my eyes and ears regarding whether a senior reporter who covers council at our state’s largest media organisation giving a public wish of victory in upcoming council elections to …
CityMag’s most-read stories of 2020
Another 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 for this we are immensely thankful.
CityMag's most read stories of 2021 - CityMag
Habits. 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 ...
Reforms, not handouts, needed to save Adelaide’s nightlife
Jul 17, 2024 · Funding Renew Adelaide to activate vacant spaces. As part of this balance, Lomax-Smith said she felt strongly about activating existing spaces through Renew Adelaide to combat the problem and ensure daytime trade survives.. The Lord Mayor said that while travelling she has seen boarded-up precincts that looked terrible, and didn’t want Hindley Street to go the same way.
Our Festival Edition is on streets now! - CityMag
Feb 15, 2024 · Our Festival Edition is on streets now! Our latest print edition for the festival season has hit the streets. Words: Helen Karakulak. Picture: Jayde Vandborg. The festival season always makes the city feel more vibrant, and our latest issue is just one of the pops of colour that’ll fill the streets. Remarks.
Our Future Edition is on streets now - CityMag
A CityMag summer edition is always the most fun to put together.. Not only can we feel the weather gradually warming and the holidays slowly approaching as we lay out each page, but it’s an edition that stretches from December into February, meaning part of the job is to envision what the New Year will bring.
Happening Archives - CityMag
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. Happening.