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10 Mar 2019 Explore the past through our historic buildings and heritage sites. Learn about life in a colonial settlement as you walk the streets of one of the oldest towns in South Australia. See significant historic buildings such as Willunga House, the Primitive Methodist Chapel and the Bassett Boys’ Schoolroom. Gold coinmoreBook now
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3 Aug 2019 - 4 Aug 2019 Times to be finalized closer to the event date. Planned events include; Saturday 3 August there will be a guided walk viewing his statue, & the “Red Devil” his beloved Bristol MIC Monoplane, the only original one left in the world and the Minlaton National Trust Museum, which has amore
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28 Apr 2019 One Day Only: Spud Fest – Celebrating all things Potato! Potato Games, Potato Craft and Treasure Mart. Try our delicious baked potatoes, potato pancakes and more yummy treats. Have fun doing the mash potato dance to live music. Heaps of fun for everyone. Cost: Adult $5, Conc $4, Children Freemore
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17 Mar 2019 One Day Only: Games Children Played – Toys, games and puzzles are waiting to be played, the old fashioned way. Merriment abounds as everyone can experience entertaining past times that will engage young ones and also bring back memories for the not so young. Come, have fun, enjoy ! Cost:more
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19 May 2019 This British colony was less than three years old when the ‘Zebra’ arrived with Lutheran refugees from Prussia who were eager to build new lives free from persecution. Captain of the ‘Zebra’, Dirk Meinertz Hahn, helped fifty-four families to find land in the picturesque Onkaparinga Valley near Mount Barker. WithinmoreBook now
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20 Jan 2019 - 31 Mar 2019 Journey through winding hallways and underground chambers to meet the colourful characters and deep history behind one of Adelaide’s oldest colonial buildings. From riots and floods to historic reforms the Treasury sat at the heart of South Australia’s political life – come explore its secrets and forgotten stories! Cost: AdultmoreBook now
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28 Jan 2018 - 24 Feb 2019 Neither prison nor hospital, the “criminal ward” of the former Glenside Mental Hospital occupies a unique place in South Australia’s history. From the rare ‘Ha Ha Wall’ encircling the building to its striking 1880s polychromatic brickwork, explore the breathtaking architecture and sobering history of this important site. Duration: Approximately 75moreBook now
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3 Feb 2019 - 1 Dec 2019 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 olive oil industry in SA. The house has a distinctive Mediterranean character with an open brickwork parapetmore
