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Tooth & Nail Gallery had their official opening on 9th December 2011 and long may it reign. Set up…read moreby the talented Jake 1 (otherwise known as Jake Holmes) this gallery space houses a collection of graphic artists, designers and painters who have all graduated from art school in the last few years and are looking to develop their work in a gallery setting. The space is an old shed in the city - well 'shed' as in formally a garage, but now it has been made over to house the studio spaces as well as a deceptively large exhibition area. Keep your eyes on this one folks; they may even be getting some performance art productions from well known blogging writer and actor David Jobling. Yes, it's true. I attended the opening night shin dig at Tooth and Nail and I must say it was a most interesting crowd of individuals who have all clearly got a lot going for them besides their youth and good looks. The art work is a lot of fun (I took a lot of photos so check them out) and it challenges as well as amuses, so get along and check out their work. There are also screen printing services and general printing and graphic design services available so if you are looking for that unusual fresh new look for your business, here is certainly one place worth visiting to find out which of these artists will provide you with a custom made look at a decent price for all. The phone number listed here is the number for Jake; so that's who you will call or leave a message with in order to check if the gallery and studio is open.

After opening the other week, Tooth and Nail is still in its utter infancy stage as a gallery. I…read morechecked it out the other day after hearing about the buzz of their opening party, and found it to be a pretty cool place. The art mostly all comes from local artists, and varies from canvas paintings, to screen prints, to wood paints and hand drawn pieces. All of it's on sale and you can grab the price list on the way in if you're inclined to collect. One cool thing about this art gallery (and perhaps a smart move economically speaking) is that the area that isn't used for exhibiting new work is rented out to artists to make more art. When I went in there were a few folks beetling away upstairs on their work, and was a sweet novelty to be checking out great art while more of it's being made just metres away from you. There's no official opening hours for Tooth and Nail but I was told there's normally someone working away somewhere indoors and they keep the place open. My advice would be to head in the late morning or afternoon to catch it open.

A pop up venue for the 2013 fringe that is rumoured to have a long life…read more The quirky outside bar featuring a old school hills hoist and tea light candles in teacups has an enhanced atmosphere from the sweet sounds of resident band Thomas St James. Inside the repurposed workshop shed lined with curtains but not airconditiong has some funky art on the walls and a smattering of fun bar tables for you and your friends. Standing room only and the lack of seats make short performances great, but long ones a little more tedious, but the wide doors opened to outside mean you can grab a drink and listen in as you sit down. Chances are you're hear for a performance of someone, not for the venue experience, and that kinda makes it all ok.

I hate shopping for cards. They're always too rude, too soppy, or just not funny. So it was a…read moremiracle I was able to come to the Myer Centre Newsagency and leave in under 60 seconds with a card I actually like!!! That's right - 60 seconds! They have a good range of cards positioned right near the door so you can find what you need and get out. The particular card I found was a Just Wink brand card with the right mix of funny, cute and quirky for a 13 year old girl's birthday. I'm not sure if any other newsagents in the area stock them, but it was this newsagent's perfect positioning that won me over.

TF PC Services were friendly and helpful. They helped me set up my social network pages including…read moregoogle plus and facebook account :-)

I recently needed a guide book for the Heysen Trail and having just moved into the Unley area…read morenoticed this little diamond in the rough. Not too many stores around and this seemed like a store run by a guy who is into this stuff. Always the best place to go as though they make a living they seem to also want to just get people out there travelling and exploring.

Planning a big trip? Not sure where you want to go? Need to know what the local things to do are?…read moreThen head into Carto Graphics for all your maps, GPS and travel guide needs. They have topographic maps, local maps and international maps. Maps for schools, travel guides, globes, compasses, atlases.... Absolutely everything. All for a decent price too. Not the biggest map store in Adelaide, but it's still got a huge range of things available to you.

Eh mid service honestly could have been better L locksmith if your looking for actually reliable…read morelock smith go to Troy. He is helpful unlike this business. One of there main points of advertisement is their 24 Hour service this is not the case since one night i got locked out of my bloody car after i had a few glasses of "Apple Juice" at 4 am, Yes that's right these lazy bastards couldn't get them asses out of bed and drive to the pub to unlock my car. So i had to get a bloody cab back to my house and hired a tow truck to tow my car back. $2,500 dollars all because my car was locked. I am shocked and appalled by the service of this business and i hope they are ashamed of themselves. Jk I am joking the tow truck was only 2k but the rest was true.

The staff at adelaide locksmith were incredibly helpful to us when moving into a new house. When…read morethe key we needed cut hadn't been signed off by our strata correctly, they went beyond their duty to personally call the responsible people and make sure the best outcome was reached. I would certainly use them again and would recommend them to friends as well.

Checklist Security was recommended to us by a trusted friend who had just had an alarm installed by…read moreNeil. We knew, if he was happy, we probably would be too. And we weren't disappointed. Our situation was quite complex and involved data cabling as well as two linked alarms, but Neil understood instantly what was needed and how best to achieve it. He was very helpful, accommodating and delightful to deal with and his workmanship was absolutely A1. He found his way into the tiniest, remote ceiling spaces and made it look easy. Follow-up service when we needed it was outstanding - extremely prompt and he remembered the tiniest details of our installation a couple of years later. As the charges were extremely reasonable, the workmanship superb and the technical knowledge second to none, we would never use or recommend any other security company. We have dealt with several others in the past since 1981 and we know excellence when we come across it. We simply can't fault Neil and Checklist.