sa 10 Oct 2026Saturday, October 10 is going to be HUGE in Naracoorte! The town is buzzing with history, art, culture, markets, and community — all happening on the same day. Here’s what’s on: Sheep’s Back Market A favourite local gathering with stalls, makers, food, and community spirit. National Trust Naracoorte — 60thMore
sa 24 Oct 2026Join us for our collaboration event with the Adelaide Chamber Singers as they perform their program, Aura: Requiem Gabriel Fauré at our historic North Adelaide Baptist Church. An aura is considered to be a luminous body that surrounds your physical one, and this luminosity threads throughout Rising Voices’ performance of thisMoreBook now
sa 31 Oct 2026Join us for a thrilling adventure at the Beaumont House Children’s Halloween Spooky Trail, hosted by the Burnside Branch of the National Trust of SA! Dress up and join the fun and wander the spooky paths at Beaumont House. Dodge zombies, deadly pirates, pass the haunted graveyard and if youMore
sa 1 Feb 2026 - 6 Dec 2026 Beaumont House Open Day Tours are on the 1st Sunday of each month (except January) from 2pm – 4.30pm, and at other times by arrangement. Enjoy a special tour of the house and garden followed by refreshments on the veranda, overlooking the garden, city and gulf (weather permitting).More
sa 1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026Originally built out to sea from Cape Jaffa on the Margaret Brock Reef and opened in 1872. The historic lighthouse was 41 m high and known as a Wells Screw Pile – designed to ideally suit the local conditions. The 8 roomed dwelling accommodated two lightkeepers and families with enoughMoreBook now
sa 13 Dec 2026Gather your friends and family and come celebrate the magic of the season at the North Adelaide Baptist Church with festive Christmas music. Experience a special program featuring our talented organist playing the famous pipe organ, along with the Hills Choral Society as we come together to sing beloved traditionalMoreBook now
sa 14 Nov 2026The much-loved Fairy & Elf Picnic event is back! Step into a world of whimsy and wonder at our magical Fairy & Elf Picnic at a new location, the gardens of Beaumont House this spring! Pack your picnic basket, bring a rug or some comfy chairs, and get ready forMoreBook now
sa 18 Jan 2026 - 6 Dec 2026Go underground and journey through winding hallways and hidden chambers to discover the stories within and beneath one of Adelaide’s most oldest buildings. Meet some of the colourful characters who shaped South Australia in the building where history was made. From riots to floods to historic reforms the Treasury satMoreBook now
sa 6 Sep 2026 - 18 Oct 2026Explore the hidden gem of Stangate Garden, a well-kept secret nestled within the hills. Pack your picnic supplies and indulge in a leisurely day amidst the serene garden backdrop. The mastermind behind this landscape is Elsie Cornish, a celebrated garden designer renowned for her distinctive use of colors and arrangement.More
sa 3 Jan 2026 - 11 Dec 2026Did you know that the National Trust of SA offer Private Group Tours? The below tours are available for weekday private group tours, these tours require a minimum of 10 x people. For more details about pricing or date enquiries please contact us on bookings@nationaltrustsa.org.au or 8202 9200 (events &More
sa 11 Nov 2026A special event organised by the National Trust Minlaton Museum Committee to remember the life and service of Sister Millie Dorsch, who trained as a nurse at the local hospital before enlisting in the Australian Army Nursing Service in World War II, and tragically lost her life at sea inMore
sa 18 Oct 2026Join us for a delightful day of Spring in the Garden at Tea Tree Gully Museum on Sunday 18th of October between 11am to 4pm Immerse yourself in the beauty of spring with live music, a vibrant array of stalls, and the chance to purchase lovely plants to brighten yourMore
sa 15 Feb 2026 - 15 Nov 2026Explore twelve rooms in the building, four display pavilions, blacksmith, police cell, laundry and the charming garden. Discover unique hand-made gifts in our stocked shop. Surrounded in a beautiful garden setting take time to wander and explore. The gardens are dog friendly, so please bring them along. They must beMore
sa 21 Nov 2026Discover the charm of some of Adelaide’s hotel buildings and pub culture, past and present. At the conclusion of the tour, you are welcome to partake in a refreshment at the Griffins Hotel, Hindmarsh Square (optional and at your own expense) To ensure your spot, be sure to make yourMoreBook now
sa 8 Nov 2025 - 8 Nov 2026Wander around the East End of Adelaide to uncover the amazing artwork by locals and artists including colourful murals and portraits. To ensure your spot, be sure to make your booking, as this experience is not to be missed. Please note these walking tours may include uneven ground. SensibleMoreBook now
sa 25 Oct 2026This tour revisits some of the serious crimes that have occurred historically around Adelaide and discusses the nature of the crimes, the victims, the perpetrators and the outcomes. A stroll around the city highlights some select cases which drew much attention at the time, revealing an underbelly to our progressiveMoreBook now
sa 3 Oct 2026Embark on a fascinating journey, wander the allure of North Adelaide’s idyllic street, unveiling architectural treasures along Pennington Terrace and the enchanting Montefiore Hill. Traverse from the Iconic St. Peter’s Cathedral, a Gateway to North Adelaide’s Splendor, to the modest gathering place of the Religious Society of Friends. This trailMoreBook now
sa 7 Feb 2026 - 5 Dec 2026Morning teas at the Watchman House are open to locals and visitors from further afield on the first Saturday of the month from February to December. Volunteers will be on hand throughout the mornings to guide groups through the house and share its stories as well as those of otherMore
sa 3 Jan 2026 - 6 Dec 2026For almost 90 years Glenside’s Z Ward was home to South Australia’s “criminally insane”, patients who sat on the overlapping edges of criminality and mental illness. Z Wards construction was completed in 1885 however, it was not opened until 1888. Patients who were accommodated in Z Ward were Governor’sMoreBook now
