All posts tagged "Thebarton"
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3.0KLatestOld Adelaide Gaol to host psychic fair
Prepare to be spooked! There is a psychic fair coming to the Old Adelaide Gaol this November that you won't want to miss.
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3.0KEntertainmentAdelaide’s Kodomo no Hi festival is back with food trucks and live music
The festival, which will take place at the Thebarton Community Centre, will have Japanese music, performances, crafts, food, and martial arts.
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3.3KFood DrinkAxe Throwing & Booze – your work party just got more fun
MANIAX, an axe-throwing warehouse with a fully licenced bar, is the best spot for unique corporate gatherings and group events.
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2.1KHomeHuge indoor pink plant sale is coming to Adelaide this weekend
The Pink Plant Party sale will feature an enormous selection of pink, red and purple plants all up for grabs!
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5.3KBrunchBloom announces new bottomless brunch with free-flowing bellinis and beer
Brunch just got better at Bloom, with two delicious courses and bottomless bellinis and beer.
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3.7KLatestThe iconic 1987 Australian Made concert may return
The original concert that took place at Thebarton Oval over 30 years ago may be returning for New Year's Day.
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1.9KFood DrinkNew Gin Makers, Happenstance Distillery, Are Filling A Gap In The Market
This new Thebarton distillery is focused on making a universal gin.
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2.2KLatestPhotos: Warehouse Project 3.0, Alison Wonderland
Alison Wonderland's curated rave at an unused Thebarton facility, Warehouse Project 3.0, was a party of epic proportions.
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516MusicReview: Safia Go Internal At The Thebby Oct 22
“Hey Adelaide! Ready to have dance tonight?”, bellows Ben Wooler, singer and one third of electronic act Safia, right before the band delved into “Listen To Soul, Listen To Blues”. Hailing from Canberra, the 3-piece have released a slew of singles since 2013, but 2016 finally saw the release of their debut album “Internal”. Even […]
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1.2KBusinessBusiness Leaders To Converge For Adelaide Launchpad For Economic Growth
National Australia Bank (NAB) is providing South Australian businesses with a launchpad for economic growth, hosting its inaugural tradeshow event – NAB Square Experience.
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1.2KFood DrinkA Cafe Owning Dream Team Add A Third To Their Amazing List
With Eire Cafe and The Deli under their belts, these guys want to introduce us to their newest offering...
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919EntertainmentAnh Do Brings His Ground Breaking Stand Up Show To Adelaide
Surprisingly moving, and always funny, don't miss Anh Do when he hits Adelaide with his show...
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887LatestYoga Like You Have Never Seen It Before; A New Concept Hits Adelaide
Experience yoga in a totally new way with Mat 2 Plate. From mixing dining with yoga to the new concept of 'singles yoga'... Read all about it now...
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2.9KFood DrinkMister Sunshine’s Cafe Continues To Prove Why It Is One Of Adelaide’s Best
Our review of Mister Sunshine's in Thebarton will brighten your day. Check out the full review and photos here...
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1.3KBrunchEntropy, Still Rocking The Brunch Scene With Their Delicious Menu
Having heard a lot about Entropy but having never been, I thought it was about time I paid them a visit! And boy, am I glad that I did...
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530LatestYoung Variety Rocks Out Tomorrow Night To Help Those In Need
Young Variety will hold its seventh annual ‘RockWiz meets Singing Bee’ event tomorrow night (Saturday) at the Thebarton Hub Community Centre.
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Spin Off Festival’s Successful Second Instalment
Thebarton Theatre, Friday August 2. Spin Off is a brilliant initiative: collect a bunch of local and international acts from the Splendour in the Grass lineup, and create a one-day music festival right here in Adelaide to give us South Australians a taste of Splendour. Now in its second year, Spin Off’s new home at […]
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Fringe Review – CD launch: A Rain From the Shadows
The Zephyr Quartet have built up a large following over the years, and this latest CD is sure to delight chamber quartet enthusiasts and new listeners alike.
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The Crucible
Director, Josh Penley, has used the unusual space and his cast well in creating a powerful piece of theatre but, sadly, there are only a few performances. It deserves more.
