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19 Mar 2025 - 22 Mar 2025Think Shakespeare… but funny! Give Soothplayers a title that could have been written by the Bard (but was not) and they will conjure a brand-new Shakespeare play on the damned spot! This award-nominated show is fast-paced and action-packed, promising laughs and gasps in equal measure. The cast includes darlings ofmoreBook now
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21 Mar 2025 - 22 Mar 2025She waits in the shadows for his voice to carry her home. He is silent. A mirror reflects. A box is opened. A promise of freedom is whispered. A box is closed. Corners of the room become memories of the past. Dust settles, wind echoes. He finds his voice. BetweenmoreBook now
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26 Feb 2025“As irreverent as it is poignant” (Australian Arts Review), this classical cello recital plays out like a piece of performance art run by a masterly jester blurring artistry, humanity, and insanity. Featuring Suite Number One in G Major by JS Bach and personal comedic pieces crafted in Idiot classes, KarenmoreBook now
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18 May 2025Wanders past some of the grander stately mansions on East Terrace, where former residents lived opulent lifestyles. This contrasts with the northern end of East Terrace, which housed more of the working classes as well as many industries. To ensure your spot, be sure to make your booking, asmoreBook now
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10 May 2025Between the old wholesale East End Markets and the bustling Central Market there are veritable heritage samplers of buildings from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. To ensure your spot, be sure to make your booking, as this experience is not to be missed. Please note these walking tours maymoreBook now
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27 Apr 2025Wander 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
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22 Mar 2025Discover 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 (optional and at your own expense) To ensure your spot, be sure to make your booking, as this experience is notmoreBook now
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16 Mar 2025Join us for the Carrot Caper and celebrate all things carrot on Sunday, March 16th, from 11am to 4pm! Enjoy a day filled with fun activities, including: How to Grow Carrots Fun Carrot Facts Carrot Games Story Corner Carrot Art Gallery Get creative with: Crafting Carrot Printing Garnish Making Carrotmore
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16 Feb 2025ALIVE IN ’25 Join us as we unveil our refreshed space! Upstairs, you’ll find a revitalised look with fresh paint and brand-new displays. Explore the site and discover all the exciting updates! Be sure to check out the newly redesigned “Nature Play” area — a perfect spot for discovery andmore
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12 Oct 2025The Rhododendron Society invites you to their October Open Days at Stangate House and Garden.Stroll through our stunning hectare of blooming gardens at Stangate House & Garden. Rhododendrons and other plants available for sale with morning and afternoon tea also available Open Day (open between 11am to 4pm) :more
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1 Mar 2025BOOKINGS HAVE CLOSED FOR THIS EVENT Cooma is an important town in the history of the region and, indeed, Australia. On this day trip by coach, we will discover the history of the Snowy Hydro Scheme and learn about the Snowy 2.0 project. Then we will visit, and have lunchmoreBook now
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1 Feb 2025Join us for a magical evening under the stars on the lawns of Beaumont House! Bring your family and friends for a memorable Outdoor Movie Night, where cinematic delight meets a stunning outdoor setting. Bring your own picnic rug or chair and settle in for a screening of a classic,moreBook now
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Brian Rieusset, former Manager and Curator of the Hobart Penitentiary Chapel and Criminal Courts Site presented a talk on Margaret Coghlin, the last woman executed in Tasmania to the Tasmanian Historical Research Association in November. more
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Home Hill possesses an impressive Modernist mosaic panel that was a ‘study’ for George Davis’s mosaic for the 1961 ABC building in Hobart. Davis presented the panel to Dame Enid Lyons after she opened the building in her capacity as a commissioner for the ABC. more
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‘Puncturing the Mask of Civility’, curated by Dr Llewellyn Negrin and featuring the work of eleven Tasmanian women artists will open at Runnymede in December. more
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The Tasmanian Government has again slated the Treasury Buildings, Hobart for sale. Long-term heritage advocate, Chris Merridew believes that the depressed world economy will lead to a less-than-optimal price being achieved for this important public asset. more
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The Longford community is battling a 24-HR Heavy Truck refueling depot at the gateway to this significant Northern Midlands town. This facility that could be better located in line with State Planning policy to locate heavy traffic away from residential areas. more
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Merry Christmas We would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! May this festive season bring you peace, joy, and plenty of memorable moments with loved ones. Office Closure Please be advised that our National Trust of South Australiamore
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The draft Land Use Planning and Approvals Amendment (Development Assessment Panels) Bill 2024 has been voted down by the Tasmanian Parliament’s Upper House. more
