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9 Nov 2019 - 22 Dec 2019 Join us for Christmas activities and crafts throughout November and December, from Saturday 9 November until Christmas Eve. No bookings required. Drop in activities available during regular museum hours (Tuesday – Sunday from 10am – 4pm). Family $20, Adult $10, Child $5 Children must be accompanied by a parent ormore
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6 Dec 2019 Celebrate Christmas and the New Year with the Committee at this year’s Christmas Party at Beaumont House. Enjoy a sumptuous Christmas feast, some cheer and a chance to catch up with other members. Cost: Adult $20per personmore
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6 Oct 2019 - 1 Dec 2019 Experience world class chamber music in Adelaide’s finest Victorian-era home. An intimate concert series certain to delight all the senses! Proudly presented by the National Trust of South Australia in partnership with Celia Craig. Nick Parnell in Concert Award winning vibraphone virtuoso Nick Parnell swaps the concert hall formoreBook now
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31 Dec 2019 The beautiful gum trees lining Belalie Creek through Jamestown’s town centre were planted by returned soldiers following World War 1 as part of a project known as the Diggers’ Walk. Jamestown community members are recreating the Diggers’ Walk, with letters, diaries, photographs and stories featured on signage and complemented by audiomore
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24 Nov 2019 This Year Wallaroo Museum celebrates fifty years of continuous service in December. To mark this auspicious occasion we will be holding an “Open Day” on Sunday 24 November. Please note times will be supplied closer to event date.more
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17 May 2020 Each year hundreds of walkers make the trek following the trail made by German pioneer women as they carried their fresh produce from Hahndorf to market in Adelaide 180 year ago. The Pioneer Women’s Trail was rediscovered by members of the Hahndorf and Burnside Branches of the National Trust, andmore
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3 Feb 2019 - 1 Dec 2019 Special Open Days; Victorian Embroidery 2 June, Bishop Short 7 July, Fathers Day 1 September. Beaumont House is a State Heritage listed property built in 1849 by Augustus Short, the first Anglican Bishop of Adelaide, and after, the home of Sir Samuel Davenport, politician, horticulturist & pioneer of the olivemore
