All posts tagged "Light Square"

Adelaide’s newest CBD beer garden, Beags, is open

Beags is Adelaide newest inner city beer garden opening this year in Light Square.

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These $10 hot wings are the perfect hump day treat

What better way to start the weekend early on with some cheap spicy wings? Beags offer their fantastic $10 wings deal every Wednesday night.

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d’Arenberg Cube’s former Head Chef finds a new mission at Aurora

Former d’Arenberg Cube and Leonard’s Mill head chef, Brendan Wessels, dishes out a better future at Aurora, Adelaide's new fine dining restaurant.

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Your Guide To Adelaide’s Art Galleries

Here's a useful guide of 20 of Adelaide's best art galleries.

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Fork On The Road Are Getting Crafty

Wash down all of the deliciousness from the Fork on the Road food trucks with the hoppy goodness from some of South Australia's best craft beer breweries...

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Be Active In the City in January with Circuit in the Square

City residents and visitors can now kick start their health and fitness new year’s resolutions with Anytime Fitness Light Square circuit classes every Monday.

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Get Fit For Summer With Free Cardio Tennis in Light Square

A full size, grass tennis court has opened in Light Square for everyone to enjoy and have a hit until December 9.

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Live Art Performance Goes To Great Heights For City Views

Suspended in a crane 30 metres in the sky, renowned Adelaide visual artist Thom Buchanan will transfer the views of the soon-to-be constructed apartment complex, Palladium on Light, to canvas in a live overhead performance over three hours.

Review: Grindr: A Love Story? – Feast Festival 2012

Valvo’s penetrating observations of his Grindr obsession encourages thought, even through the laughter, and his questioning and finally flaunting of the ideas of sexual norms makes the show hilarious.

Review: Joel Creasey in Naked – Feast Festival 2012

Joel Creeasey's rapid-fire delivery and breadth of topics will leave you breathless and aching from laughter as he goes on a furiously fast trip through childhood fears and adult sensibilities.

Review: Geraldine Hickey in… turns out I do like sundried tomatoes – Feast Festival 2012

Geraldine Hickey is genuinely funny. Her show is 'regional Australia meets lesbian forthrightness'.

The Last Days on Earth – Feast Festival 2012

Jamie Jewell and the musicians provide a little over an hour of captivating and worthwhile cabaret. Ensure that this is on your Feast Festival list.

Review: The Secret Lives of Superheroes – Feast Festival 2012

In a shipping container known as The Cloak Room, Melbourne performer James Stafford’s intimate show quickly becomes one of those hidden gems to discover.

Nominees Announced For 2012 Adelaide Critics Circle Awards

The ACColades, now in their 15th year, are the annual awards of the Adelaide Critics Circle who have announced the finalists for its 2012 annual awards.

AC Arts Illuminates The West End During The Fringe

During the 2012 Adelaide Fringe the TAFE SA Adelaide College of the Arts building on Light Square will be illuminated with brilliant motion graphic projections beamed onto the iconic silver balcony from 24 February to 14 March.

Smiler – Adelaide Fringe 2011

Richard Fry delicately blends pathos, humour, pain and joy in a bitter-sweet tale that is both moving and rewarding.

Mussolini – Adelaide Fringe 2011

This is a sterling performance by Ross Gurney-Randell, encompassing all aspects of Mussolini's life and personality.

The Six Sided Man – Adelaide Fringe 2011

There is a vast collective wit at work in this production and these two excellent actors hold the attention of the audience tightly in their grasp as the performance unfolds