CityMag – Going out, moving in, and starting up in Adelaide
WEBThe Adelaide City Council want to grow the city’s population to 50,000 by 2036. Their City Plan outlines how they’ll get there, with a focus on city neighbourhoods and an extended tram line. CityMag is the best site to visit if you're interested in what's good to eat & drink, do & try in Adelaide. We help good things grow.
Adelaide’s 20 most powerful restaurants in the city – ranked
WEB2 days ago · The restaurant is located on Rundle Street, but stretches all the way back to Vardon Avenue, where a casual bar overlooks the Ebenezer/Vardon thoroughfare. CityMag is known to enjoy their negroni, one of the best we’ve found, while people-watching in the powerful location. 281–283 Rundle Street, Adelaide 5000. …
The Food Edition is on streets now - CityMag
WEB2 days ago · Our latest print magazine is out now just in time to keep you well-fed and well-read all spring. We want to see! Take a pic and tag us on Instagram. Food is at the core of most of our best memories and bookends conversations between our team. Monday mornings start by recollecting the cafes we ...
'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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
CityMag’s 2022 40 Under 40 edition is on streets now
WEBJun 9, 2022 · In our 2022 winter edition, we’ve paired our 40 Under 40 section with ruminations on failure – both the good and bad that can come from it. When the magazine hits streets on Friday, 10 June, you’ll find stories on how chefs come back from bad reviews, the opportunity South Australia is missing by not acting quicker to legalise ...
10 years in South Australian fashion - CityMag
WEBOct 19, 2023 · Because, 10 years ago, Adelaide’s fashion industry was actually kinda slay. By 2013, globalisation, the internet and fast fashion firmly penetrated South Australia’s fashion sector, breathing new life into an industry that was on the decline. This transformation gave designers the newfound flexibility to design from Adelaide while ...
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 …
Council to investigate Adelaide’s declining nightlife - CityMag
WEBFeb 14, 2024 · Council to investigate Adelaide’s declining nightlife. Adelaide City Council will host a roundtable forum to discuss the challenges facing Adelaide’s night time economy. Councillor Arman Abrahimzadeh urged the council at last night’s meeting to meet with relevant stakeholders and create a report exploring ways to assist Adelaide’s ...