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Rundle Mall is excited to welcome back Vogue Festival for 2018 in partnership with Vogue Australia, Adelaide Fashion Festival and the City of Adelaide. Vogue Festival will be a two-day event in the city, held on Friday 19 and Saturday 20 October.

The Rundle Mall Precinct is the heart of South Australia’s retail sector. Its location and coveted broad demographics offer brands a strategic platform for events, product launches, pop-ups, brand activations, as well as a great marketing, advertising and promotional channel for partners.

Located at the western end of the Mall, City Cross features a diverse mix of retail stores including Harvey Norman and Rebel Sport, accompanied by an international food court, perfect for a quick bite to eat.

Iconic Australian menswear label Industrie has opened a fresh new store, bringing its signature tonal range of essentials to Rundle Mall.

Rundle Mall's 2024 winter marketing campaign aimed to position the precinct as a vibrant lifestyle and entertainment hub, rather than solely a shopping destination, by strategically dividing the campaign into four focus areas - shopping, entertainment, Friday night activations, and dining.

Since 1928, Regent Arcade has been a special building within the Rundle Mall precinct with a rich history. Originally a theatre, today Regent Arcade is home to a mix of specialty retail stores and eateries.

There are rumoured to be at least six ghosts that call Adelaide Arcade home, and over the years there have been numerous reports of sightings, footsteps, objects moving and other unexplainable occurrences.

What could be better than shopping in the Mall? Shopping under the twinkly lights.

Winter is Dale's favourite season with layered clothing, statement jackets, boots and beanies. This is where make up can steal the show, adding that metallic flash of colours to lips and eyes!

Fashion powerhouse BNKR and its full suite of iconic brands - Keepsake the Label, C/meo Collective, Finders Keepers and The Fifth - is returning for a good time, not a long time with a pop-up in Adelaide Arcade.

The Migration Museum is only a short stroll from Rundle Mall, and is a place to discover the many identities of the people of South Australia through the stories of individuals and communities.