All posts tagged "culture"
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1.1KJune 2024The Australian Refugee Association to hold award-winning Souk: A cultural celebration and marketplace at Tonsley Innovation District
Amidst an array of stalls selling everything from artisan produce to unique handicrafts, attendees can enjoy live entertainment by cultural performers and sample a wide selection of street foods.
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1.3KFamilyGet a taste of Japan this weekend at Kodomo No Hi Japanese Festival
Can't get to Japan anytime soon? Head down to the Thebarton Community Centre this Sunday for Adelaide’s biggest Japanese Festival.
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771Food DrinkDiscover new cuisines and cultures at the Welcoming Australia Community Dinner this week
The Welcoming Australia Community Dinner brings newly arrived refugees and migrants and Australian citizens together for a ‘potluck’ dinner with delicious cuisine and great conversation.
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1.6KAdelaide FestivalEast End ‘Little Italy’ Street Party kicks off Adelaide Italian Festival
Come and experience a street party with Italian Flair this November, as celebrations for the Adelaide Italian Festival get underway.
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1.1KArtsOzAsia Review: Pinoy Street Party
A one-night only celebration of music, dance, food and culture from the Philippines, covering both tradition and modern entertainment.
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1.9KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: What’s a Yiayia? by Stella Stamatakis
When Eleni tells her school friends about her yiayia, it begins a conversation about the cultural diversity of all their grandmothers.
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2.4KFood DrinkA Russian Pancake Festival Is Coming To Adelaide
And it's only for one day, so mark it in your diaries!
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2.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Rugby League Through the Decades, by Ian Collins and Alan Whiticker
Exploring 100 years of Rugby League in Australia, overflowing with photos, mementos, media clips and League tables with some material never published before.
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Lily and the Polar Bears, by Jion Sheibani
This picture book tells the tale of a group of stranded polar bears who are befriended by Lily at the beach, with an underlying message of acceptance, generosity and the way our community is made up by different cultures.
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703EntertainmentTime To Get So Frenchy So Chic As The Festival Returns To Adelaide
The annual French music and food festival, So Frenchy So Chic, is returning to Adelaide and set to take over Pinky Flat on January 11th 2019. The French pop garden party will host its first ever all-female line-up, with Camille Dalmais as the headline act, and performances from talented French artists; Clara Luciani, Cléa Vincent […]
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1.1KArtsFeast Your Eyes On This Year’s Queer Arts And Cultural Festival Program
Get your bright pink lippy and fur coat ready for Adelaide's Queer Arts and Cultural Festival, Feast.
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718Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Story of Looking, by Mark Cousins
A fascinating insight into perspective, and how we represent and view history through art, propaganda, culture, photography and science.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: How to Say I Love You in Five Languages, by Kenard Pak
Colourful and stylised illustrations combine with clear, push-button vocals to teach kids 3 and over to say, “I Love You”, in Spanish, English, Mandarin, French and Japanese.
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1.9KLatestFrom K-Pop To Kimchi, This Korean Festival Looks Amazing
If you're a lover of Korean food, music, culture, or traditions, the upcoming Korean Culture & Food Festival in Hindmarsh Square is an event not to miss.
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776Food DrinkSatisfy Your Cravings For French Food & Wine With Bonjour Barossa This Sunday
This indoor event will be serving up the best of France, plus there's a pop up wine bar, entertainment and even stuff for the kids.
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1.0KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Still Lucky, by Rebecca Huntley
Social research looking at today's attitudes and beliefs in Australia, compared to those expressed in the 1964 classic, The Lucky Country, by Donald Horne.
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697Books & LiteratureBook Review: Border Crossings, edited by Diana Glenn and Graham Tulloch
Essays on migration & people movement, focussing on increased global interest in an interdisciplinary exchange across a range of intellectual & artistic spheres.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Queer: A Graphic History, by Dr Meg-John Barker
An engaging, illustrated look at theories on gender, identity and sexuality & how normative differences tend to privilege one type of ‘being’ over its opposite.
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1.7KWhat's OnFringe Review: Naughty Hands: Signs of Love, Lust and Insults
A very funny hour of adults-only entertainment, learning how to swear, insult and discuss body parts (and what to do with them) in Australian Sign Language.
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1.2KLatestFirst Fridays at The Art Gallery
On the first Friday of every month, the Art Gallery keeps its doors open until 9pm, treating culture goers to live music, curator talks and guided tours at their aptly named event: First Fridays.
