The days are getting longer and the nights are heating up in the East End as your favourite Bars, Restaurants & Eateries take to the streets from 6pm every Friday, Saturday & Sunday night during the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Under the fairy lights along Rundle Street East and Vardon Ave is where you’ll find the best seats in Adelaide to be amongst the incredible festival atmosphere that the Fringe brings to our city.

With road closures from East Tce to Frome Road taking effect from February 15 until March 17 diners can once again enjoy on-street dining for dinner every weekend for an entire month.

Catch the Ebenezer Night Markets as they return for another year and take over the picturesque Ebenezer Place for 10 nights throughout December, February and March. Discover some of Adelaide’s best creatives, find unique and hand made gifts, look through vintage and designer clothing, explore a range of ecclective art & household items – and so much more!

With a live DJ spinning tunes all night long, an ever changing list of food vendors and a Pop-Up outdoor bar from the Belgian Beer Cafe, the Ebenezer Night Markets are the perfect opportunity to explore everything the East End has to offer – with late night trading in place on Friday nights, you can visit Relove, Leonard St, Midwest Trader and Naomi Murrell – all without having to step away from the laneway action!

From 5.30pm

The days are getting longer and the nights are heating up in the East End as your favourite Bars, Restaurants & Eateries take to the streets from 6pm every Friday, Saturday & Sunday night during the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Under the fairy lights along Rundle Street East and Vardon Ave is where you’ll find the best seats in Adelaide to be amongst the incredible festival atmosphere that the Fringe brings to our city.

With road closures from East Tce to Frome Road taking effect from February 15 until March 17 diners can once again enjoy on-street dining for dinner every weekend for an entire month.

The days are getting longer and the nights are heating up in the East End as your favourite Bars, Restaurants & Eateries take to the streets from 6pm every Friday, Saturday & Sunday night during the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Under the fairy lights along Rundle Street East and Vardon Ave is where you’ll find the best seats in Adelaide to be amongst the incredible festival atmosphere that the Fringe brings to our city.

With road closures from East Tce to Frome Road taking effect from February 15 until March 17 diners can once again enjoy on-street dining for dinner every weekend for an entire month.

Discover a local Winemaker every Thursday night at Bistro Blackwood

In a dining experience unlike any other, each week Bistro Blackwood invites a boutique winery to take over their restaurant floor as they introduce diners to their range, in an intimate and atmospheric evening.

Previous Winemaker Waiter sessions have seen the likes of Chester Osborn from d’Arenberg, Tom Shobbrook of Shobbrook Wines, Gareth Belton of Gentle Folk, Brendon Keys of BK Wines & Charlotte Hardy of Charlotte Dalton Wines.

To see who is in residence this week, head to the Bistro Blackwood Facebook page

Herb is the grandson of the famous New Orleans singer songwriter Louis Armstrong.

Herb Armstrong is truly larger than life. He is a big man with an even bigger voice.

Born and bred in New Orleans, Herb lived the dream of performing the famous Bourbon St and French Quarter clubs as a daily reality. Sharing stages with Bobby Womack, Missy Elliot and the Neville Brothers, Herb has performed in US, Canada and Australia. He now resides in Brisbane.

Herb performs the music and memories of his grandfather, the late great Louis Armstrong and the infectious Zydeco and Second Line grooves in an interactive floor show.

This is a man with heart and soul who can rock any crowd with his deep voice and larger-than-life presence.

When: Thursday, March 8, 2018 – 7-10PM
Where: The NOLA Laneway
This is Free Event.

Come in and warm up with his soulful sounds.

See you here with a beer!

NOLA x

The days are getting longer and the nights are heating up in the East End as your favourite Bars, Restaurants & Eateries take to the streets from 6pm every Friday, Saturday & Sunday night during the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Under the fairy lights along Rundle Street East and Vardon Ave is where you’ll find the best seats in Adelaide to be amongst the incredible festival atmosphere that the Fringe brings to our city.

With road closures from East Tce to Frome Road taking effect from February 15 until March 17 diners can once again enjoy on-street dining for dinner every weekend for an entire month.

The days are getting longer and the nights are heating up in the East End as your favourite Bars, Restaurants & Eateries take to the streets from 6pm every Friday, Saturday & Sunday night during the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Under the fairy lights along Rundle Street East and Vardon Ave is where you’ll find the best seats in Adelaide to be amongst the incredible festival atmosphere that the Fringe brings to our city.

With road closures from East Tce to Frome Road taking effect from February 15 until March 17 diners can once again enjoy on-street dining for dinner every weekend for an entire month.

Bugs – Sweetener Tour @ Crown and Anchor
Supports TBA
Tickets: http://bit.ly/SweetenerADL

Brisbane’s Bugs are excited to announce they will be touring the east coast next year in celebration of new single ‘Sweetener’. The three-piece will be hitting stages in Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney in March 2019. After the release of ‘Sweetener’ Bugs are in for a sugary 2019, with the Brisbane band’s forthcoming sophomore album due out late in the year.

“We’re all super excited to be taking a bunch of new songs on tour early next year,” says frontman Connor Brooker. “Our last headline shows sold out in each city we are revisiting in this run so we are really looking forward to seeing some familiar faces & interstate mates – hopefully we can make some more pals along the way!”

The days are getting longer and the nights are heating up in the East End as your favourite Bars, Restaurants & Eateries take to the streets from 6pm every Friday, Saturday & Sunday night during the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Under the fairy lights along Rundle Street East and Vardon Ave is where you’ll find the best seats in Adelaide to be amongst the incredible festival atmosphere that the Fringe brings to our city.

With road closures from East Tce to Frome Road taking effect from February 15 until March 17 diners can once again enjoy on-street dining for dinner every weekend for an entire month.

Discover a local Winemaker every Thursday night at Bistro Blackwood

In a dining experience unlike any other, each week Bistro Blackwood invites a boutique winery to take over their restaurant floor as they introduce diners to their range, in an intimate and atmospheric evening.

Previous Winemaker Waiter sessions have seen the likes of Chester Osborn from d’Arenberg, Tom Shobbrook of Shobbrook Wines, Gareth Belton of Gentle Folk, Brendon Keys of BK Wines & Charlotte Hardy of Charlotte Dalton Wines.

To see who is in residence this week, head to the Bistro Blackwood Facebook page

An unassuming scruffy bunch with a penchant for dogs, chooks, the beach and pizza; don’t be fooled by their chilled demeanour; once they hit that stage; these girls play hard. A fierce femme-fatale foursome with a knack for picking the shittest camper van to tour in; The Tommyhawks are a loveable rogue of a band who will intoxicate your every sense and leave you wondering whaaaat?!

Perhaps it comes from all their time on the road sharing toothbrushes and tinnies; but there’s a magic that happens when these women let loose on stage that’s earned them a reputation of being one of the best live acts in Australia.

Renowned on the west coast for their super-tight, explosive live shows; they’ve got 30 festivals under their belt; more than a dozen ventures to the east coast, 3 EPs; 2 WAM song of the year nominations, and are finally releasing their debut Album “Underground Raptor” this March.

Their alt-pop style draws from the band’s diverse background and the result is a raw, and powerful album; Underground Raptor”. Lyrically, there’s a whole lot of anxiety going on; but don’t be put off by the panic; such of is the nature of the band’s playful song-writing that the rest of the band were initially oblivious to the lyrics (observant bunch they are – hence why they’re in the album sleeve this time). Themes range from Addison’s personal brand of black mirror paranoia, social media apocalypse; and general doom. this the girls did their best to convince her that “anxious 1” “anxious 2” “anxious 3” etc were probably not the most alluring song titles.

The days are getting longer and the nights are heating up in the East End as your favourite Bars, Restaurants & Eateries take to the streets from 6pm every Friday, Saturday & Sunday night during the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Under the fairy lights along Rundle Street East and Vardon Ave is where you’ll find the best seats in Adelaide to be amongst the incredible festival atmosphere that the Fringe brings to our city.

With road closures from East Tce to Frome Road taking effect from February 15 until March 17 diners can once again enjoy on-street dining for dinner every weekend for an entire month.

Adelaide! Jackson Reid Briggs & The Heaters are back…not that anyone bothered to ask. Less than a year after releasing ‘​Spit On It and Give It A Name’ ​Briggs and his band return with a brand new album drenched in bleeding guitars, swampy horns and generational ennui. ‘​It All Comes Down’​!

The record is launching at The Crown and Anchor on Friday the 15th of March with The Iron Triangle and Juliette Seizure & the Tremor-Dolls! Doors at 7 30pm and it’s free free free. seeya there!

The days are getting longer and the nights are heating up in the East End as your favourite Bars, Restaurants & Eateries take to the streets from 6pm every Friday, Saturday & Sunday night during the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Under the fairy lights along Rundle Street East and Vardon Ave is where you’ll find the best seats in Adelaide to be amongst the incredible festival atmosphere that the Fringe brings to our city.

With road closures from East Tce to Frome Road taking effect from February 15 until March 17 diners can once again enjoy on-street dining for dinner every weekend for an entire month.

The days are getting longer and the nights are heating up in the East End as your favourite Bars, Restaurants & Eateries take to the streets from 6pm every Friday, Saturday & Sunday night during the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Under the fairy lights along Rundle Street East and Vardon Ave is where you’ll find the best seats in Adelaide to be amongst the incredible festival atmosphere that the Fringe brings to our city.

With road closures from East Tce to Frome Road taking effect from February 15 until March 17 diners can once again enjoy on-street dining for dinner every weekend for an entire month.

Discover a local Winemaker every Thursday night at Bistro Blackwood

In a dining experience unlike any other, each week Bistro Blackwood invites a boutique winery to take over their restaurant floor as they introduce diners to their range, in an intimate and atmospheric evening.

Previous Winemaker Waiter sessions have seen the likes of Chester Osborn from d’Arenberg, Tom Shobbrook of Shobbrook Wines, Gareth Belton of Gentle Folk, Brendon Keys of BK Wines & Charlotte Hardy of Charlotte Dalton Wines.

To see who is in residence this week, head to the Bistro Blackwood Facebook page