Category: Culture
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What’s on in Adelaide: the Mad March edition
“Mad March”: it’s the time of year where Adelaide doesn’t feel like Adelaide. March spotlights the city’s underrated yet vibrant arts and culture scene. From concerts to festivals, meaningful talks to visual art exhibitions, this month’s What’s On guide will keep you booked and busy for the entirety of March’s madness.
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Swifties take over Melbourne for Taylor Swift’s biggest shows yet
Taylor Swift has finally brought The Eras Tour to Australia, where she performed the biggest shows of her career at her first stop in Melbourne. Fans made the trek from all over the country to embrace her with sequin-studded costumes, friendship bracelets and open arms.
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Curiositeas to welcome Lips & Sips for a night of colourful painting and sex education
With fruity drinks, paint and a whole lot of laughter, Lips & Sips puts a quirky spin on the “paint and sip” trend to break down taboos around female anatomy.
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BookTok getting young people back into reading
This National Book Month, OTR journalist Caitlin Menadue takes a look at TikTok’s BookTok community, which is helping young readers find what interests them and pointing them in the direction of bookstores.
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Indigenous Literacy Day: what is it and how can you get involved?
On September 6, over 500 Australian schools and organisations will host Great Book Swaps as part of Indigenous Literacy Day, with donations going to the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF). Check out this article to find out about the ILF’s important initiatives and get involved in Indigenous Literacy Day.
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2023 Port Adelaide Diversity and Inclusion Film Festival strives for greater representation in the Australian film industry
In its second year, the Port Adelaide Diversity and Inclusion Film Festival continues to be a vehicle for social change through its recognition of culturally diverse, under-represented, and minority groups in our community.
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