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What’s On This Weekend

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Mad March is here! Here’s how we’re kicking things off..

GATHER, DANCE & EXPLORE AT WHITMORE | Whitmore Square/Iparrityi | March 2

From mesmerising belly dancing to energetic hip-hop, enjoy live performances by local dance schools like Hyperdance, The Belly Dance Academy, and QuickSteps Dance Studio at Gather, Dance & Explore. DJ Bandit will keep the kids moving with tunes all afternoon. For little adventurers, Nature Play activities await, from constructing bee hotels to crafting nature crowns. Indulge in delicious pizza and beverages from local brewery Mismatch, savour vegetarian and vegan delights from Café Troppo, and treat yourself with Barossa Ice Cream Company.

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Circus of Facts | The Vault at Fool’s Paradise | March 2 & 3

Enter a whimsical realm brimming with flair, feats, and festivity in Circus of Facts. Brace yourself for astonishing acrobats and comically clever jesters, blending fantasy with reality as the extraordinary unfolds before your very eyes. Cirqular Entertainment presents a diverse ensemble of internationally acclaimed and local artists, showcasing a myriad of talents including rapid costume changes, breathtaking aerial stunts, cube juggling, and much more!

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The Inflatable Church | Light Square, Adelaide | March 2 & 3

Take the stress out of wedding planning by getting (fake) married at the Adelaide Fringe! Meet the unconventional Vicars and mischievous bridesmaids ready to bring laughter and unconventional unions to the City of Churches. Become part of the congregation, exchange vows, dress to impress, or simply join in for a unique celebration of love and joy.

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SUSTAINABLE FASHION MARKET | Hart’s Mill, Port Adelaide | March 3

Celebrating beauty, sustainability, community, and individuality, more than 70 stalls will gather in Port Adelaide’s Harts Mill showcasing high-quality, pre-loved garments, accessories, and vintage items. Explore handpicked sustainable clothing, accessories, art, and more as the market buzzes with energy, live music, delicious food, and even a tooth gem booth!

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Shake It Off: A Burlesque Tribute to Taylor | Nineteen Ten (141A Hindley Street, Adelaide) | March 3

Missed out on Tay Tay tickets? Here’s the next best thing! In honour of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, talented cabaret performers pay homage to global sensation at Adelaide’s burlesque rooftop venue, Nineteen Ten. Don’t miss out, as tickets are selling fast!

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What’s On This Weekend

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It’s officially the weekend before Christmas! Here’s what’s on.

CIRCUS ELEMENTS WORKSHOP – 1871 VILLAGE MARKET | Ennis Park (Clare valley) | December 16

Ever wanted to join the circus? Now’s your chance! Join Scott from Circus Elements on the lawn at Clare Valley’s Ennis Park for one hour of hands-on circus fun! This energetic workshop teaches basic elements and circus skills to juggle, plate spin, twirl flower sticks, and hula hoop. If you miss out, there’s a second one-hour workshop held later in the day. While you’re there, check out all that 1871 Twilight Village Market has the offer, from live music to food trucks.

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GLASS IN THE HAND GARDEN TOUR | Caroline Hills (489 Norman Road, yahl) | Starts December 17

Join Helen, the owner and gardener, on a guided exploration through the sprawling three-acre gardens at boutique vineyard Caroline Hills on the Limestone Coast. Discover the evolution of these gardens since their inception in 1980 from mere paddocks, now transformed into diverse sections divided by walls, plants, and various structures. Plants from around the globe fill the property, including majestic Oak, Ash, Bull Magnolia, Silver Birch, Eucalyptus, and many more alongside an impressive assortment of fruit trees. The garden features an orchard, vegetable plots, a bustling beehive, a charming chook run, and even a vineyard, all contributing to the owners’ passion for cultivating food and crafting fine wine. After the guided tour, return to the cellar door to indulge in delicious morsels. Don’t worry, if you miss out this weekend, Helen will be hosting guests on her guided tours until May 2024.

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The Nutcracker | Her majesty’s theatre | December 17

Delight in the mesmerising talents of international ballet stars as they guide you through a captivating journey across a wintry wonderland in The Nutcracker presented by BIG. Immerse yourself in the crisp winter air and let the chiming sleigh bells transport you as the world’s finest ballet dancers breathe life into this timeless tale. From the spellbinding snowflakes to the iconic Sugar Plum Fairy, each moment will weave its magic, igniting your imagination.

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Sunflower Festival | Shimmering Pines Farm (443 Finnis Point Road, Tarlee) | Until December 17

Image: Jarred Walker

It’s your last chance to witness vibrant sunflower fields paint the Clare Valley countryside golden for the region’s annual Sunflower Festival. Held at Shimmering Pines Farm, families can venture through the fields picking their own sunflowers. Adults can pick five stems for $15, children aged five to 14 can pick two stems for $5, and babies and toddlers can enjoy the festivities for free. This season, there’ll be private mini photoshoots to capture the golden moment, as live music echoes through the fields. Don’t forget to browse the works of local artisans will also showcase their crafts.

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What’s On This Weekend

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This weekend is all about getting some fresh air!

Bubble Tea Garden | Festival Plaza (King William Road) | November 4 & 5

Bubble Tea Garden at OzAsia Festival offers a delightful fusion of Asian flavours and contemporary beverages. Visitors can savor a variety of refreshing bubble teas, blending traditional and innovative flavors, while enjoying the vibrant cultural ambiance. This immersive experience celebrates diversity and showcases the global popularity of the Taiwanese bubble tea sensation that combines tea with milk or fruit flavouring and delicious chewy tapioca balls (boba).

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Garden Daze | Mitcham Soldiers Memorial Gardens | November 4

Spend your Saturday in a daze, basking in the sun, listening to chill tunes, delving into hands-on sustainability workshops and admiring live artists creating magic. There’ll be Studio Vino Painting sessions, yoga sessions, food trucks and, of course, a bar!

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Blush + Bloom Spring Edit | Small Victories Wine Co (3 Tanunda Road, Nuriootpa) | November 4

Sip delicious drinks from two of Barossa’s freshest producers, Small Victories Wine Co and Seppeltsfield Road Distillers, plus tasty eats from The Bearded Chef. Think Cuban sandwiches and chocolate brownies! Enjoy friendly competition with a range of lawn games and soak up the atmosphere with a curated Blush + Bloom playlist!

Picnic in the Park | Rundle Park/Kadilpina (Park 13) | November 5

Traditionally at the end of Feast Festival, Picnic in the Park is now kicking things off with a bang! Immerse yourself in captivating entertainment from the Feast Artist Stage, savour a variety of flavours from local food vendors, and explore vibrant market stalls showcasing creations from independent makers. Don’t forget to check out the epic Tattoo Parade! There’s something for the whole family to celebrate culture and diversity!

Let’s Get Intimate

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Empowering women to break the silence surrounding intimate health.

Adelaide skin health clinic, Elixir Skin Fitness, will host an exclusive event exploring women’s intimate health next Thursday (October 12).

Elixir Skin Fitness will launch its new Empower RF treatment equipment at the intimate gathering which features a range of guest speakers to raise awareness about topics often taboo in the community.

Empower RF device is a game-changing treatment designed to treat a range of women’s health conditions for women of all ages.

Elixir Skin Fitness owner, Rose Bonasera.

The revolutionary machine is one of two in South Australia designed to alleviate issues such as incontinence and pelvic floor.

Empower RF uses a combination of synergistic energies, including submucosal fractional radiofrequency, intravaginal electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) and bipolar radiofrequency. No general anesthesia or large incisions are needed, and there’s minimal downtime.

Elixir Skin Fitness owner and dermal therapist, Rose Bonasera and her team use Empower RF daily at its Norwood clinic to restore basic function and quality of feminine health and overall aesthetic appearance.

“We can address multiple concerns for women including incontinence, pain with intercourse, chronic infections and vaginal laxity,” says Rose.

Presenting their knowledge on this and other women’s health issues are Dr Aman Bhinder, nutritional medicine practitioner, Chiza Westcarr, and skin expert/founder of Vita-Sol, Fiona Tuck. Adelaide celebrity speaker, Dr Lurve, will also talk love, relationships and the importance of self-care.

“Women’s intimate health and wellness is a part of our brand. We want to help women feel empowered and to break the silence associated with intimate health,” says Rose.

Elixir Skin Clinic Let’s Get Intimate
When: Thursday, October 12 (6:30pm start)
Where: SkyCity Adelaide (Ballroom)
Tickets available here, with 20% of proceeds going towards Ovarian Cancer Australia

Raise a Glass of Riesling this Spring!

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Celebrate Eden Valley’s top producers as they come together for the annual Spring into Riesling wine event at Plant 4 Bowden next Sunday (October 8).

Photo: John Krüger

Wine lovers will have the chance to taste more than 40 Rieslings from more than 20 Eden Valley producers. Taste and savour different flavours and varieties, from the region’s signature delicate floral aromas to intense lime juice tang.

Some of the spectacular region’s wineries you can expect to sample from include Elk Wines, Henschke, Z Wines and Chaffey Bros Wine Co, just to name a few.

Guests will receive a tasting glass to take home, $10 redeemable on any bottle purchase and a chance to win delicious Eden Valley Riesling to take home.

Take an even more intimate look at the region’s wine talent during an exclusive ticketed wine masterclass. Learn about current releases and vintage drops, hearing all about the diversity of this noble grape which has helped put this coveted South Australian cooler-climate wine region on the map. Masterclass tickets are an additional $45 per person, but book quick as spaces are limited!

Lastly, pair your Riesling with tasty treats and produce from Plant 4 Bowden for the ultimate explosion of flavour for your palate.

Book tickets to Spring into Riesling here.
October 8, from 11am to 4pm
Tickets to Masterclass of Eden Valley Riesling
booked separately (Starts from 10am)

What’s On This Weekend

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Are you left-handed? Do you love fashion, dogs and having a laugh? Here are the events for you this weekend.

Left Fest | McLaren Vale | August 12

Left Fest is about celebrating all things out-of-left-field! Hosted by McLaren Vale winery, Mollydooker, this fun festival is for those who don’t take themselves too seriously. The day will be full of free arcade games, mini golf and face-painting for the kids and, of course, good food and wine for the adults. Don’t get left behind; book your ticket fast!

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Top Dog Film Festival | Goodwood | August 12

Dogs may be man’s best friend, but when it comes to the heartwarming Top Dog Film Festival, these furry friends are loved by everyone. Settle in at Goodwood’s Capri Theatre to watch the two-hour cinematic experience honouring, you guessed it, dogs! Laugh, cry and possibly even be inspired to adopt a dog from RSPCA after watching the short but inspirational films from independent filmmakers around the world.

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Kings of Comedy’s Adelaide Showcase | Currie Street | August 12

Knock, knock, who’s there? Okay, we’ll leave the jokes to the experts! If you’re in need of a good laugh, head to Kings of Comedy’s Adelaide Showcase at Currie Street’s Duke of York Hotel where some of the best new comedians take to the stage. With previous shows supported by celebrity headline acts, like Dave Hughes and South Aussie funny guy, Lehmo, there’s no doubt you’ll be in hysterics all night.

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Brushstrokes of Fashion: A Homage to Lagerfeld’s Vision | until August 31

Keen for a weekend in? As part of SALA Festival, Hong Kong-South Australian artist Mia Fan showcases her art of fashion legend Karl Lagerfeld in an online, 24/7 exhibition. Mia’s artwork celebrates fashion as an art form through bold lines and fluid brushstrokes. “Through my unique style, I aim to convey the timeless elegance and glamour of high fashion and inspire appreciation for its creativity and artistry,” she says. One thing’s for sure: we definitely appreciate the fine art of fashion!

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Make-A-Wish this Winter

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If you had one wish, what would it be? This winter, we’re getting behind Make-A-Wish FOundation’s Gala Ball to raise money for children in need.

The major event returns to celebrate 21 years with a winter-themed extravaganza where Adelaide Oval’s William Magarey Room will transform into a shimmering winter wonderland to raise money for the children’s foundation on Friday, August 18.

Naming rights sponsor Lexus of Adelaide returns for its fifth year, with General Manager Wade Sander saying the night will be one to remember.

“The Make-A-Wish Gala Ball is an incredibly uplifting fundraising event, and positively contributes to the health and wellbeing of all the children and families involved,” Mr Sander says.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation, now in its 38th year, will benefit from an event auction run by LJ Hooker Auctioneer, Troy Tyndall. Prizes up for grabs include luxury holidays, exclusive experiences and two nights’ accommodation in Sofitel’s exclusive Presidential Suite.

Guests are encouraged to add a splash of winter glam to their outfit, whether a shimmering headpiece, long-sleeved gown or fur coat. For those mindful of sustainability with their attire, Hyde Park’s +One boutique is offering 20% off hire formalwear, using the code MAW20.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation hopes to raise more than $125,000 across the event to grant 25 cherished wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions.

The charity aims to grant 500 wishes a year, with up to 50 of those magical wishes fulfilled in South Australia.

Make-A-Wish Gala Winter Ball
When: Friday, August 18, from 7pm
Where: Adelaide Oval, William Magarey Room
More info: Tickets from $190, which includes a three-course dinner with beer, fine wines, champagne and soft drinks.

Corporate ticket packages are available for tables of 10. Purchase tickets here.

What’s On This Weekend

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Enjoy the last weekend before winter.

1. LAND OF THE LONG LUNCH | Across Clare Valley | MAY 27–28

Image: Matt Turner.
Image: Matt Turner.

To mark the end of Clare Valley Gourmet Week, indulge in an unrivalled afternoon of fabulous food and world-class wine during Land of the Long Lunch. Tables upon tables will be set across the Valley as chefs and their teams prepare feasts for the masses. The hardest part will be picking which long lunch to treat your senses to: Skillogalee’s Wine and Swine, Slate’s South-East Asian themed long lunch or maybe Ragu & Co’s long-table celebration of the best Italian food in the heart of the Clare Valley.

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2. ROUND SHE GOES | Goodwood Community Centre | MAY 28

The time has come around again! Browse some 50 handpicked pre-loved fashion stallholders who will pack Goodwood Community Centre for the Round She Goes market. From vintage and retro pieces to handmade jewellery, the all-day event features unique wardrobe finds from the 1940s onwards.

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3. A WALK CAN WORK WONDERS | West Beach | MAY 28

Grab a friend and enjoy a leisurely walk before winter well and truly hits. Held by Walking SA, wander West Beach along the Adelaide100 trail in this event to mark the beginning of Reconciliation Week. Join Ngarrendjeri/Kaurna Elder Uncle Moogy Sumner to Walk for Reconciliation and be a Voice for our Generation. Uncle Moogy will start the event with a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony at Harold and Cynthia Anderson Reserve.

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4. WINTER WHALE FEST | Various locations across Victor Harbor | FROM MAY 28

With winter upon us, there’s no better time to witness majestic marine mammals in their natural habitat than during Winter Whale Fest. There are more than 25 events held during the month-long festival which celebrates the arrival of the Southern Right Whales on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Learn how to whale-spot, unwind during an ocean sound bath or admire work in water-themed art exhibitions.

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5. ADELAIDE CABARET FRINGE FESTIVAL | Various locations across Adelaide| UNTIL JUNE 4

Life might be a cabaret, but so is Adelaide at this time of year. Starting this week, annual open-access arts event the Cabaret Fringe Festival is back to entertain audiences with performances ranging from comedy and burlesque to political satire and music. Every ticket sold supports independent artists and metropolitan venues during winter in South Australia.

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What’s On This Mother’s Day

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Block out May 14 on your calendar.

MAKE YOUR OWN COCKTAILS

If tea isn’t Mum’s drink of choice, a cocktail might win her heart. Sign up for a gin cocktail-making class hosted by Next Door Cocktail Bar and Prohibition Liquor Co. where she’ll learn how to stir and shake and balance flavours. The cocktail recipes have been designed using the distillery’s small batch limited release Mum’s Gin. Along with a grazing platter to nibble on throughout the class, guests will also receive a 200ml bottled cocktail and recipes to try at home.

GET FANCY WITH A HIGH TEA

Mother’s Day is synonymous with high teas. That’s why you should treat mum to a decadent afternoon at Adelaide Arcade’s Tea Cielo Tearoom + Patisserie. From 2pm, indulge in sweet and savory treats, local wine, and organic teas while The Very Modern Jazz Band performs classic jazz tunes. Get Mum’s ticket fast, as bookings are limited.

For a high tea with a twist, take Mum to Marion Hotel’s G & Tea for a delicious afternoon tea featuring hot and cold treats. And what’s a party without a refreshing gin spritz in the hotel’s Secret Garden?

GO CASUAL WITH PUB GRUB

There are a heap of pubs across South Australia hosting a special feast for the woman of the day, but be quick – bookings are essential! Here are just few worthy Mother’s Day mentions:

Parkside Hotel (142 Glen Osmond Rd, Parkside)

Enjoy a bottomless brunch at Parkside Hotel with two hours unlimited mimosas, bellinis, spritzes, and sparkling wine paired with delicious savoury or sweet brunch boards.

Brighton Metro Hotel (466 Brighton Road)

Brighton Metro Hotel’s Charlie’s Diner will be serving up a delectable buffet breakfast from 8am to 9.30am. Best of all? Mums receive a complimentary glass of bubbles.

Hampstead Hotel (143 North East Road, Collinswood)

Opening early for Mums at 9am, families can enjoy a breakfast buffet at Hampstead Hotel, plus Mum gets a free mimosa on arrival.

The Unley (27 Unley Road, Parkside)

Show Mum you love her with your entire soul at The Unley’s Mother’s Day Brunch with Soul from 11am. Indulge in an exclusive two-hour experience which includes bottomless spritzes, wine and selected tap beers. What’s more, soul singers will be belting out tunes all brunch long.

Robe Hotel (Mundy Terrace, Robe)

There’s a special ‘Feed Me’ lunch menu for mums at Robe Hotel, featuring the freshest of local produce and a glass of wine. All mums will get entry into the draw to win a Mother’s Day hamper.

Mick O’Shea’s Hotel (Main South Road, Hackham)

Ever wondered why there’s only one day to celebrate the Mums in our lives? Celebrate all weekend-long at Mick O’Shea’s Hotel’s Mother’s Day Weekend, which kicks off May 13. On Saturday, Happy Hour (or Happy Few Hours) is from 2pm to 6pm, with Mum hitting the dancefloor when live music kicks off from 8.30pm. On Sunday, there’s fun for the whole family with plaster painting, live music, and even a petting zoo!

The Duck (393 Main Road, Coromandel Valley)

Bottomless beer and wine; need we say more? We shouldn’t have to, but we will. If there’s room in Mum’s tum, indulge in The Duck‘s two-hour ‘Feed Me’ menu and enter to win one of four Mother’s Day hampers.

The Hope Inn (348 Port Road, Hindmarsh)

There’s no need to hope for Mum to have a blast – she 100 per cent will at The Hope Inn. There are Mother’s Day lunch and dinner specials, two for $25 cocktails and raffle prizes.

Naracoorte Hotel (73 Ormerod Street, Naracoorte)

Cheers to Mum at Naracoorte Hotel with a complimentary glass of sparkling wine, plus be in the draw to win one of six Mother’s Day hampers simply by ordering a main meal.

ENJOY A PICTURESQUE PICNIC

Just 15 minutes from Magill, venture inside Sinclair Gully Winery’s majestic candle bark forest where internationally acclaimed harpist Siobhan Owen will mesmerize Mum and pull at her heart strings.

Owen will play songs from Etta James, Elvis, the Beatles, Florence and the Machine, and many more in this majestic, outdoor performance.

Pack your own basket of goodies and buy Mum a beer, wine or soft drink when you get to the winery. Strictly no BYO alcohol.

Meet The Makers

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BOWERBIRD IS BACK THIS MAY! HERE are JUST A FEW OF THE INCREDIBLE LOCAL AND INTERSTATE ARTISANS POPPING UP AT ADELAIDE’S PREMIER DESIGN MARKET.

1. CHERIE EM

Cherie Em bottle.

South Australian-based Cherie Em boasts a bespoke range inspired by the centuries-old techniques used in French perfumeries. The delicate blends of rose and chamomile, mint and myrtle, and Chantilly are handcrafted from natural materials and essences. Our pick? We love the subtle scents of the Mint & Myrtle Hand & Body Wash and Tangerine Lip Balm.
cherie-em.com
@cherieembotanical

2. CARDIGANG

Two women in colourful, pastel knit jumpers.

Founded by Morgan Collins and Cat Bloxsom, Cardigang is the Victorian-based brand that’s revolutionising how people learn to knit and crochet with their easy-to-follow DIY kits made for beginners, by beginners. Make your own colourful, chunky-knit jumper, crop top or cardigan and flaunt your ‘made by me’ tag with style.
cardigang.com.au
@cardigang_knits

3. BASK AROMATHERAPY

Bottle of body lotion with Bask Aromatherapy branding.

Since 2014, Bask Aromatherapy’s non-toxic, plant-based and locally-made lotions, body washes and hand creams have made people’s skin feel luxurious, soft and repaired. The boutique brand gently blends essential oils with the best botanicals, with products using balancing and relaxing scents like lemon myrtle, geranium and lavender.
baskaromatherapy.com.au
@baskaromatherapy

4. CLAIRE ISHINO

Blue and yellow print with white birds, designed by artist Claire Ishino.

Inspired by the colour, pattern and the beauty of Australia’s native flora and fauna, local artist Claire Ishino crafts colourful prints that brighten any room. The Adelaide-based artisan, whose illustrations are featured on Jurlique, Twenty Third Street Distillery and Jim Barry packaging, is also a fan of collaboration, working with local makers like Kitty Came Home to create small collections of accessories.
claireishino.com
@claireishino

5. CHOMO STUDIO

Colourful designs on paper and plates.

Melbourne-based Chomo Studio ceramics have a distinctive style and story, with the hand-painted whimsical designs, characters and coloured patterns bringing joy to any room. At the May markets, find handmade cremains and original illustration prints at the Chomo Studio stall, alongside sweet clay figurines featuring hand-picked, dried flowers from the designer’s own backyard.
chomostudio.com
@chomo.studio

6. CLAY BY KHOA

Mugs in earthy tones and textures.

Adelaide’s Khoa Edgecombe handcrafts ceramics that celebrate form and function, drawing inspiration from South Australia’s natural landscapes, intertwining her love of the state’s earthy tones and textures into her range. The line of thickly-rimmed dishes, mugs and mini bowls are made from locally-sourced clay.
claybykhoa.com.au
@clay_by_khoa

7. FRANK N AL CHAI

Brown takeaway cup with Frank n Al branding on it.

Frank n Al Chai was born out of a need for a coffee alternative. Founder Kristen Carroll was searching for caffeine substitutes when she discovered the benefits of chai. She’s now developed her own range of certified organic chai that is gluten, dairy and sugar-free, and vegan-friendly. Hand-blended, Frank n Al Chai’s spiced tones give the perfect morning buzz. Even better, the packaging is compostable and includes a meditation guide!
franknal.com.au
@franknal_chai

8. METANOIA

Leather handbag with gold metal bars.

Born from wanting to give vintage leather a new lease of life, Metanoia is the South Australian slow fashion label handcrafting timeless bags from old jackets to minimise textile waste. Each design is one-of-a-kind, with the edgy bags effortlessly elevating any look with a statement style.
metanoialeather.com
@metanoia.leather

9. THURSTON AND LOVEY

Dainty necklace with different coloured stones hanging off it.

Since 2009, Thurston and Lovey have been crafting jewellery pieces perfect for every occasion. The Adelaide-born brand’s sustainable range of sterling silver, pearl-beaded and gold vermeil necklaces, earrings and rings are timeless in design and elegant in appearance, making them the perfect gift for a loved one or yourself!
thurstonandlovey.com.au
@thurston_lovey

10. PALI BASKETS

Purple woven bag.

Handwoven basket brand, Pāli, was born from a desire to economically empower remote communities, ethically working with villagers to find ways to showcase their craft globally while ensuring they’re correctly compensated. Founders Maggie and Cass work closely with artisans in remote areas, designing stand-out bags that are then handcrafted in Myanmar from new and recycled palette strapping.
palibaskets.com
@pali_baskets

11. NUTMEG CREATIVE

Artist painting on a doormat.

Nutmeg Creative is on a mission to make you smile with their quirky range of tote bags, greeting cards, hand-painted doormats and more. From doormats reading ‘I hope you brought wine’ and tote bags with ‘emotional baggage’ on the front, each design is decorated with cheeky slogans. Nutmeg Creative is also committed to sustainable practice, with the Adelaide-made label using clean products, recycling and reusing where possible.
nutmegcreative.com.au
@nutmeg_creative

12. PRYSHAN CLAY STONES

Clay stones stacked on top of each other.

Discover the benefits of naturally exfoliating with Pryshan’s Clay Stones. Using natural French clay, the boutique beauty brand craft the buffing stones across two weeks before placing them in a kiln to ensure the product is future-proof. The stone is a great tool for deep exfoliation, gently removing dead skin cells to leave you looking brighter, smoother and refreshed.
pryshan.com.au
@pryshanbeauty

Bowerbird
5–7 May
Adelaide Showground
bowerbird.net.au