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I highly recommend having a look at Paul McDermott's art exhibition at the new downstairs bar and beyond at the Tuxedo Cat on North Tce. It really is great
Yep, it opened Monday. It had a pretty schmick fit out, qualified bartends and I love that it has open windows to the square, BUT it wasn't my vibe, so I doubt I'll be a repeat customer. I'm sure it'll be popular enough with the professional types around the precinct.
Amazing fitout, great quality cocktails, poor barstaff. While friendly enough, most of them would brely reach the legal age to serve alcohol and were clumsy, unprofessional and just plain awkward at times. poor choice of staffing IMO. Everything else is topnotch.
That's 9 days and over 100 events within the Festival.
A good followup to the 'Mad March' festivities and provides an alternative to the Oakbank Carnival for those not interested in jumps racing etc.
Mants wrote:Little Miss Mexico will remain open despite the Fringe being over. Great news.
Only to the end of March from what I understand.
Surely not. What would be the point of going to the trouble of getting a licence extension for just 10 days? (They closed on Sunday, but thanks to the extension, re-opened today.)
Went to the annual Adelaide Kite Festival today for the first time! Not bad at all, was expected to be attended by 40,000 people over the four days. Definitely could grow a lot more if publicised more!
The Oi You! Urban Art Festival will open soon in Adelaide, starting with an Opening Night Party on April 19.
This street art festival will run from 20 April - 2 June.
The event has support from the ACC, through Splash Adelaide, and the State Govt. and Festival Centre which will provide a hub for events.
A large annexe will be built outside the Artspace Gallery. Events include an art exhibition, scrawl wall, street-artist guided tours and screenings of documentaries and the great $5000 art giveaway with tokens hidden around Festival Centre Plaza. Some art works will be created on selected large walls by some Australian street art gurus during the period of the Festival.
