An exploration of candleholders, a party among benches, a second look at architecture that never came to life — we share ten events from Adelaide Design Week’s 2026 program.
Through Outcast Goods, Drew Martin turns metal into jewellery made to last, letting the material guide where each design ends up. She shares the beauty of embracing uncertainty, building a creative practice and her new Adelaide Design Week retail space, Shop Generator.
In just 18 months, Bill has turned casual dinners with friends into a supper club with a waitlist of more than 150 people, all while working full-time as a doctor. For the first time this August, he is hosting a kitchen takeover at Bar Pin.
Motez steps away from the decks to curate the lineup for Supersonic, Illuminate Adelaide’s one-night electronic music party. We chat about the sound of the night and the city that shaped him.
In the depths of winter, Unsound Adelaide presents two nights of experimental music and late-night club sounds, inviting wanderers to explore across three West End venues and end up somewhere unexpected.
In an ode to Adelaide’s live music scene, the city amps up for a full day of free gigs across classic venues and untraditional stages for Make Music Day. Here’s a look at the program.
In a world built for speed and convenience, Monique Davis of Eina Crotchet prefers the slowness and care of crocheting by hand. Ahead of her brand’s first workshops this June, we talk about her time at fashion school, creating as a digital native and her most ambitious garments yet.
The two-day festival of discovery returns to Burnside Ballroom, heating up Adelaide’s east side this winter with international acts, local musicians and an expanded visual art lineup. It’s the latest project by Sharni Honor of Porch Records, who has spent the last 13 years carving out community-led spaces for music, events and nice times.
On Saturday 18 April, a party boat set sail along the Port River as Adelaide collectives Our Yard and Nausea joined forces for Maiden Voyage.
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