Your guide to Adelaide
Discover restaurants, events and things to do in Adelaide – curated and rated by the Time Out community
Places to see live entertainment in Adelaide
Adelaide Showground
The Adelaide Showground precinct includes the indoor Adelaide Events and Exhibition Centre (AEEC) and is home to the mega events that roll through town. Think the Royal Show, home, outdoors and sporting expos, food and wine fairs, Big Day Out and other large scale music events.
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Little Creatures Live
You might already enjoy their beer – including Pale Ale, Rogers' and Dog Days – but did you know there's a way to take your Little Creatures love a little deeper? This year the brewery is taking their show on the road with a series of parties that feature live performance art, food and beer at various on-premise locations and festivals across Australia. They're calling it Little Creatures Live – inspired by the original moniker of their very first Pale Ale, brewed their own way with fresh hops flowers and live yeast. Little Creatures Live will be hitting Adelaide very soon. Curious as to what to expect? Check out our recaps below. Or if you can't wait, why not pay a visit to Little Creatures' Fremantle or Geelong breweries?
The funniest comedies to stream in Australia right now
It doesn’t matter what kind of day you’ve had, closing it with a laugh will always improve it. Whether you’re giggling solo, or having a pyjama party with a gang of mates, the perfect accompaniment to a night-long LOL-fest is a treat to eat between giggles. Try a Connoisseur Desserts Belgian Chocolate Mousse infused with Peppermint, or Madagascan Vanilla Bean Panna Cotta with Apple Pear and Honey compote to satisfy your sweet tooth while your tickle your funny bone with these brand-new, or totally-underrated comedies, available to stream in Australia right now.
Your guide to Hong Kong this Rugby Sevens
Early next April, Hong Kong will be hosting the biggest party of the year. The Rugby Sevens are coming to town from April 7 to 9, and the city is set to spring to life with edge-of-your-seat sportsmanship and plenty of parties, side gigs and excitement. Featuring 28 teams and 120,000 fans, this time of year is when the world truly comes out to play in this spectacular city. There are direct flights departing from Australia to Hong Kong several times daily, and the flight time is under ten hours. That makes this trip an easy first step into a world of action. What's more, April is the perfect time to visit Hong Kong. Sure, the Sevens are a reason to come, but Hong Kong Stadium can be a launch pad for a trip packed with amazing eating, celebrating and even wilderness adventures. Events Worldwide Travel are an official travel agent of the Hong Kong Sevens, so make sure to check out their special packages, and check out the Hong Kong Tourism Board for more inspiration. In the meantime here’s how to take advantage of the city, and linger a little longer once the Sevens are done.