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2 new bars unveiled inside Chef Justin James' Restaurant Aptos ahead of launch - Glam Adelaide

2 weeks ago | glamadelaide.com.au | Lucas Campbell

Restaurant Aptos, led by award-winning chef Justin James, has revealed two new bars within its historic Adelaide Hills venue.
Film Review: The Great Lillian Hall

3 weeks ago | glamadelaide.com.au | Tracey Korsten

Lillian Hall has won every award Broadway could possibly give her. She is the last of the grand dames of American theatre, and director David is thrilled to have her in his production of Chekhov‘s masterpiece, The Cherry Orchard. Producer Jane is not so sure, watching her money possibly go down the drain as Lillian struggles with lines. A health check confirms what her assistant Edith suspects: Lillian has dementia. Can she pull off this one last bravura performance?
Adelaide city's Friday revival is in full swing, with long lunches, rooftop drinks, live music and luxury stays

3 weeks ago | glamadelaide.com.au | Kelly Noble

Adelaide’s city centre is seeing a resurgence in Friday foot traffic, with SkyCity Adelaide leading the charge. The entertainment precinct is championing the end-of-week revival with a curated collection of Friday-exclusive food, drink, and stay experiences designed to draw city workers, weekenders and locals back into the heart of town.
Spanish Film Festival Brings the Fiesta to Adelaide!

3 weeks ago | glamadelaide.com.au | Tracey Korsten

The 2025 HSBC Spanish Film Festival will be bringing the fiesta to Adelaide this June with a curated selection of thirty films from Spain and Latin America. The party will start with Opening Night comedy Samana Sunrise (Amanece en Samaná), featuring an all-star cast including Luis Zahera, María Luisa Mayol, Luis Tosar and Bárbara Santa-Cruz.
How one Adelaide property expert is helping single women to buy property with confidence - Glam Adelaide

1 month ago | glamadelaide.com.au | Mikyla Gilbert

Single women are rewriting the rules of property ownership—and Kerryn Brownson of 28th Street Agency is helping Adelaide women secure their dream homes on their own terms.
Tasmania meets the Adelaide Hills with a new wine tasting experience

1 month ago | glamadelaide.com.au | Kelly Noble

In the heart of the Adelaide Hills, Petaluma’s Woodside Cellar Door is set to offer more than sweeping vineyard views and elegant wines. The cellar door has introduced two celebrated Tasmanian labels—Bay of Fires and Eddystone Point—bringing a new chapter of cool-climate exploration to its tasting experiences.
Statewide Code Blue issued for SA as cold weather, high winds, heavy rain forecast

1 month ago | glamadelaide.com.au | Kelly Noble

Due to a prolonged period of forecasted cold weather, high winds, heavy rain and storm surges, a Statewide Code Blue response will be active from 9am today, with overnight accommodation available in these regions for people sleeping rough. It follows an announcement that extreme weather is expected for southern parts of South Australia this weekend, with damaging wind gusts over 100km/h, showers, thunderstorms, and possibly record-breaking waves and sea levels.
Theatre Review: Merrily We Roll Along

1 month ago | glamadelaide.com.au | Tracey Korsten

Presented by: G&S Society of SAReviewed: 22 May, 2025 An unusual early “flop” for Stephen Sondheim, Merrily We Roll Along didn’t gather momentum till nearly 20 years after its initial opening in 1981. Not one of the more regularly performed works in the Sondheim canon, it is delightful to see our own G&S Society tackle a lesser-known work. Merrily tells the story of Frank, Charley, and Mary, over the course of 20 years and the gradual disintegration of their close friendship.
Book Review: The Book of Disappearance, by Ibtisam Azem, translated by Sinan Antoon

1 month ago | glamadelaide.com.au | Tracey Korsten

Feature image credit: Text PublishingAriel lives in a block of flats in Jaffa/Tel Aviv. A freelance journalist, he regards himself as liberal-minded. After all, he is great friends with Alaa, his Arabic neighbour. One morning, after he and Alaa have a night out together, he is unable to contact him. Worried, he uses a spare key to get into Alaa’s flat to find it untouched, and Alaa nowhere to be found. When he visits his favourite Arab-run café, it is closed, and the owners missing.
Film Review: Universal Language

1 month ago | glamadelaide.com.au | Tracey Korsten

It is a freezing cold winter in Winnipeg Canada. Two children, Negin and Nazgol, find money frozen in the ice on the ground. Wanting to extract it they enlist the help of a passing stranger, who then takes the money for himself. Meanwhile, Massoud is leading a tourist group around on a strange tour of the city, while in Quebec, Matthew is disillusioned with his government job and resigns to return to Winnipeg. These three stories will somehow intersect.