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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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What’s on in September: the “it’s (re)discovery season” edition
Spring has sprung – and so has our thirst for artsy discoveries around Adelaide. Check out this month’s guide for the latest events on offer and, of course, for some old favourites too.
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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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What’s on in August: the “it’s Barbie’s world, we’re just living in it” edition
Barbie hasn’t just taken over cinemas this August – the film’s exploration of feminism and gender roles has also taken over public conversation. If you’re looking to keep the Barbie energy going, check out this What’s On guide for a selection of thought-provoking feminist arts events showing in Adelaide this month.
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What’s on in July: the “who says we can’t have festivals during winter?” edition
There’s no need to hibernate this semester break; Adelaide is the city of festivals all year round. Between the mesmerising lights of Illuminate Adelaide and the cabaret classics of the Glenelg Winter Arts Festival, you’ll find the perfect event to celebrate your holidays in this monthly guide.
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What’s on in June: the “beat the winter blues” edition
Between freezing weather and end-of-semester exams, it’s no wonder some of us are feeling gloomy. Luckily, OTR is here with some lively arts events to beat the winter blues away.
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