All posts tagged "Greek"
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2.7KFood DrinkExperience Greek culture with music, dancing and incredible food at the annual Semaphore Greek Festival
Adelaide's largest cultural event, the Semaphore Greek Festival, is returning for a family-friendly two-day extravaganza in 2023.
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1.5KLatestStaazi & Co. heads to Summertown Studio
Staazi and Co. purveyors of mouthwatering vegan Greek street food are set to serve up all kinds of tantalising eats at Adelaide's resident creative hub this coming weekend.
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1.5KFood DrinkGeorge’s On Waymouth’s New Takeaway Menu Will Satisfy Your Greek Cravings
Indulge in George's on Waymouth's mouth-watering Greek cuisine at home.
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1.8KBooks & 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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5.4KFood DrinkOpa! Cheeky Greek Is Now Open In Henley
Love yourself some Cheeky Greek? Well get excited - Cheeky Greek has opened in Henley.
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3.9KFood DrinkNew Restaurant: Authentic Eatery Diaspora Kouzina opens with Greek style in Pulteney Street
Welcome to one of Adelaide’s newest Greek eateries with a unique style and flair.
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1.3KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The Spotted Dog, by Kerry Greenwood
When Geordie, a trained sniffer dog and an Afghanistan veteran like his owner, is kidnapped, Corinna Chapman takes on the case.
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1.3KFood DrinkA Greek Street Food Restaurant Is Coming To Henley
Lucky you if you live in Henley Beach - the list of foodie offerings just keeps growing and growing.
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1.5KFood DrinkMeraki Greek Cuisine Relocating To Rundle Street!
Speculation and anticipation about what is to replace the former Cocolat store on Rundle Street is over. Meraki's Greek Cuisine is set to relocate, rebrand as Petrichor & Epicure Kitchen, and open in October.
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750Books & LiteratureBook Review: Shapeshifters, by Gavin Francis
A profound look into the way our bodies change, from puberty, pregnancy and gender dysphoria to anorexia and even death, using both medical knowledge and case studies.
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971Books & LiteratureBook Review: Civilisations: How Do We Look? / The Eye of Faith, by Mary Beard
Based on the BBC television series, Civilisations, professor of classics at Cambridge University, Mary Beard, presents a look at art and history, and the intersection of art and faith, examining how we make sense of it all both in and out of its original historical context.
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585Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Road to Alexander (Time for Alexander, Book 1), by Jennifer Macaire
A jounalist wins a trip back in time to interview Alexander the Great but when he mistakes her for Persephone, he prevents her from returning to her own time.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Practical Latin for Gardeners, by James Armitage
A useful, practical and attractive guide to the mysteries of scientific Latin nomenclature, to help noive gardners appreciate the intricacies of their plants.
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757Books & LiteratureBook Review: Chronologica, by The Whitaker’s Team
A children’s historical compendium beginning with the mythical foundation of Rome by the twins Romulus and Remus in 753BC to world-shaping events of 1989.
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429Film & TVFilm Review: My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2
14 years after their big fat Greek wedding, Toula and Ian are having a tough time handling their teenage daughter but another, unexpected wedding is on the way.
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644LatestFringe Review: Icarus Falling
His evocative rendition of the Greek myth of Icarus is guided by a modern sense of honesty and emotional pain, exploration the depths of depression.
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Adelaide Fringe
Greek Palace Delight at the Garden & Adelaide Fringe
For the Greek Palace team, working at the Garden of Unearthly Delights is more a homecoming than a humble beginning. Led by Xanthos Hatzimihail and Hellena Xandria, the mobile food vendor, specializing in Ancient Greek flavours, were serving crowds at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland and European dance revelers at Tomorrowland and Amsterdam Roots Festival before heading back home.
