We have created a UniSA Flash Mob Group as a special AFM project to try and attract more uni students. We will use this group to organise specific Uni Flash Mobs as well as events such as fundraisers and pub crawls. The group is managed through the UniLife (the professional student services provider for UniSA) website.  Normally a group needs to get 10 *premium Unilife members before it become affiliated with UniSA/ Unilife but we have been given a special temporary trial period of affiliation to try and attract the premium members*.

That means that we need to attract many members quickly.  Members don’t need to be premium but we do need at least 10 of them to remain affiliated.  If you’re interested then head on over to the Unilife website clubs area download growing out and sign up for an account.  Then visit our group home page and join up.

*Premium Membership of UniLife costs $20 and can be purchased online

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or at any UniLife branch office. Premium Membership gets you a discount card with huge savings on restaurants, take-away, travel, accommodation and entertainment, Priority access to the UniLife Second Hand Books Service and 20% off ALL UniLife ticketed events. Click here for more information.

We have also set up and E-Mailing list for those who don’t have facebook and who want to receive information about upcoming mobs. If you want to sign up to our mailing list then simply send an email to the address below with the words ‘let me in’ in the subject line. We promise that we won’t spam you or sell you email address to any evil corporations so don’t worry about that. Remember, the more people we get the better, so invite all your friends to join in too. You can find an example of an email to send them at this link.

Email: adelflashmob (at) hotmail (dot) com

Hello everyone once again.

My name is Nick and I have been brought on as an editor/ updater of the website. The reason that the site has been somewhat neglected of late is because myndphunkie (the administrator) and I have been quite busy. The Adelaide Flash Mob, however, has not been dormant during this time. First I should explain how this group and website came about.

In around September of 2007, I was browsing youtube and I came across a funny video consisting of about 100 people chasing one person down an alley way. The video was called ‘100 person Flash Mob

,’ and it prompted me do some searching to discover what Flash Mobbing was about. I became very interested, amused and excited about Flash Mobs and decided to found the Adelaide Flash Mob Group on Facebook to organise Flash Mobs in our wonderful city. I also created a group blog on blogger. I wanted to make sure that our blog was easy to find so I checked our google ranking by typing in Adelaide Flash Mob, and sure enough we were right near the top. A few days letter I checked again to see if we had made top spot and to my surprise there was another website there… www.adelaideflashmob.com (this site). Adelaide is years behind the Flash Mob craze yet both me and myndphunkie decided to start organsing them in Adelaide at almost the exact same time. Rather than competing with each other (which would have been pointless) we decided to combine out efforts and thats why we are now united as one group; the Adelaide Flash Mob.

Keep an eye on the website as I will be bringing it up to date with everything that has been going on with the Adelaide Flash Mob since its inception. In the meantime, check out our Facebook Group sandlot the free download .