 SYDNEY WEEKEND GIG GUIDE (+ ADELAIDE BONUS!)  This weekend is...

259 reactions · 56 shares | Everything Christmas in one handy guide.  Every Christmas event, extended trading hours, best spots for Christmas catch ups, recipes from your favourite city stores, unique gift ideas, things to do and more. | City of Adelaide | Facebook

🎶🔥 ADELAIDE WEEKEND GIG GUIDE – YOUR ULTIMATE MUSIC FIX! 🔥🎶 📅 THURSDAY 8 MAY 🎷 Jazz Jam @ Ancient World Featuring the smooth, soulful sounds of Maisie Aitken & Gracie Northam ✨ Perfect for a classy, intimate night out! 🥂 🎸 FREE GIG @ Crown & Anchor Get ready to ROCK with Molly Rocket, the wild & chaotic Sexy as Shit, and Dole Manchild 🤘 FREE entry, insane energy – Adelaide legends bringing the noise! 🔊 📅 FRIDAY 9 MAY 🥃 A Night of Blues @ Memphis Slims Let JJ Fields serenade you with

542K views · 68K reactions | Meet Adelaide Zoo's newest giraffe calf, Matumi! The seven-week-old made his official debut today in front of excited crowds at the Adelaide Zoo. Zoo keepers revealed his name, Matumi, which was chosen in a competition and is an African flowering tree. Watch 10 News First live at 5pm and on 10 Play | https://10play.com.au/news | 10 News Adelaide | Facebook

4.1M views · 69K reactions | What a cute choir! 簾 The raft of otters at Adelaide Zoo sure know how to get the attention of their keepers when it's dinner time.  Did you know the Asian small-clawed Otter has a repertoire of at least 12 different vocalisations? This amazing species also use scent markings as an important form of communication! Thanks to Alena for sharing this gorgeous video.  | Adelaide Zoo | Facebook

Pelicans are one of Australia’s most iconic waterbirds. With bills that can grow more than 40cm long – and even hold more than their stomachs – they’re perfectly adapted for scooping up fish and thriving along our rivers, coasts and wetlands. At Adelaide Zoo, our pelicans are a daily reminder of how important healthy waterways are, not just for them but for countless other animals that rely on these ecosystems. From tiny fish and frogs to other wetland birds, protecting these environments means