Adelaide Festival's musical roll call this year is supercalifragilisticexpialidociously amazing (not to mention the equally rad theatre, dance, arts and film line ups), but the one act we're most looking forward to seeing is Irish folkster, Glen Hansard.

Part two in our series of backstage interviews at Harvest Festival: equally full of bravado and banjo, this is New Jersey's River City Extension.

We had a little chat with American folksters Dark Dark Dark in front of a backstage polo match at the splendiferously serene Harvest Festival.

Oh boy oh boy oh boy. Harvest Festival is about to enter its Fortnight of Awesomeness and we're pretty chuffed to be heading along to give you a little snapshot of all the behind-the-scenes frivolity. Here's a little teaser interview with Sigur Ros to wet your whistles.

The Melbourne leg of the Finders Keepers Market is on again this weekend, complete with fresh copies of issue 50, our 2013 diaries and calendars, vintage threads and Betsy, My Vintage Caravan.

With daylight savings starting this weekend (don't forget to turn your clocks back!), the nights will be getting longer and you won't be leaving work after sundown any more. This poses a sudden question: what to do with these new daylight hours?

To see all of Art & About's awesomeness, we'd probably have to take the whole month off work, pack a suitcase-sized bag of scroggin and consume a lot of caffeine.

Market stalls are tricky. You can't just rock up with a suitcase full of handmade goods and dreams, and hope that it'll all turn out peachy.

The Slip 'n' Slide of mud at this year's Splendour In The Grass created an alternate reality where it was normal to swing dance with a unicorn.

The winner of issue 47's spiffy subscription prize, Nic Carah, has spent the past few days helping build Splendour. If you want a sneak peek of what's expected for the weekend, have a gander. Oh, and bring your wellies.