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CityMag spoke with the organisers of three Adelaide boutique festivals – Spin Off, Field Good and sidebyside – about what their plans are for a post-COVID world.
Music
The Governor Hindmarsh is amping up its live music offering again – with seated room only – as new social distancing rules enable venues to welcome back live audiences of up to 75 people from Friday.
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Public gigs have come to an abrupt halt, but SA singers and musicians are keeping themselves occupied and us entertained by making new music, livestreaming concerts and offering online lessons in everything from ukulele playing to songwriting.
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