Mothers Day Artisan outdoor market!
Why not bring mum/grandma/Aunty out for a beautiful day outdoors!

Cafe - Animal park - horse climb - free picnic area - gift shop - toy factory

Come along and join Ingrid at the Tungkillo Hall on Thursday November 16 at 11.30- 2.30pm for a fun filled afternoon on how to preserve Tomatoes and Apricots or Apples (if apricots are available). This workshop embraces backyard gardening to table pracJces showing how to transform the humble fruits and veggies from your garden into fresh pantry staples that can be used all year around that you and your family can enjoy with the knowledge that it has no extra preservaJves and chemical added.

Ingrid is a home preserver and self-sufficiency enthusiast for 20 years plus, taught by her mother, she is very passionate about preserving the correct and safe way, and also the food history.

This workshop includes:

• How to pick and select the correct fruit or vegetable to preserve.

• Transforming your food into the perfect preserve that suits you -

  o Water
  o Syrup
  o Naturaljuices

• How to pack fruit into your jars.

• The correct temperature and the Jme it takes for a long shelf-life.

• How to correctly seal jars.

• Sterilizing and storing your jars.

• Handouts to conJnue your preserving adventures

  Cost is $40.00 and everything is included on the day except an apron, if you choose to have one.
  Small group of up to 12 people. Limited spaces.
  Afternoon tea provided

Phone: Sue - 0498 332 516

Mick and I are sharing our garden to raise funds for our charity Tache, an orphanage in Zambia. We would love to meet some of the locals it should be a great couple of days.

Featuring Ceramic works by Really Useful Pots and carved stone pieces by Gareth Kelsey-Evans.

Enjoy Morning and Afternoon Tea in the garden with Devonshire Tea, cakes and biscuits available.

Mick and I are sharing our garden to raise funds for our charity Tache, an orphanage in Zambia. We would love to meet some of the locals it should be a great couple of days.

Featuring Ceramic works by Really Useful Pots and carved stone pieces by Gareth Kelsey-Evans.

Enjoy Morning and Afternoon Tea in the garden with Devonshire Tea, cakes and biscuits available.

Gumeracha Fifth Sunday Market Sunday 29th from 10am-3pm

Sample showbags also available with many treats from stall holders (must be 18+)

Over 120 stall holders!

Come along and support SA owned and operated small businesses

Finish Festival Tickets on sale now! The iconic Bay to Birdwood is one of the world’s great historic motoring events and has been a standout fixture on the South Australian events calendar since 1980.Thousands of spectators line the 67 kilometre route to view the passing parade of historic motoring from West Beach through to the National Motor Museum at Birdwood in the Adelaide Hills. Held annually, the Bay to Birdwood is a citizen-collector historic motoring event that draws participants from around Australia and the world to celebrate all things vintage vehicles.In 2023, we look to welcome over 1500 vehicles manufactured from the early 1900s through to 31 December 1993. Entrants, spectators and Finish Festival goers are encouraged to wear period clothing as is tradition at the Bay to Birdwood!Make sure you are subscribed to our email newsletter and follow us on social media for updates.

Join the citizen-collectors participating in the Bay to Birdwood as all 1500 historic vehicles finish the run at the National Motor Museum in Birdwood.

Soak up the wonderful atmosphere and be entertained with music played on vinyl! Admire hundreds of rarely seen historic vehicles and talk to the owners. Enjoy quality regional produce, Adelaide Hills craft beer, wines and spirits plus delicious gourmet street food served by local food trucks.

Attendees are encouraged to wear vintage clothing and enter the Fashions on the Field competition for best period-dress.

Admission prices include access to the museum pavilions as well as the Finish Festival for the Bay to Birdwood.

Adults: $31

Concession: $24.50 Senior, Student, Health Care card holders (must present card on arrival)

Companion Admission: $0.00 - For carers when accompanying a companion card holder (card must be presented upon arrival)

Children 5-15: $8.50 (under 5 free)

Family: $71.00 for 2 Adults and up to 3 Children (5-15 years old)

Amazing selection of flowers and botanicals. Warm and friendly facilitators. Good size, quality picture frame. A flower posy and starter kit to take away. Your choice of hot beverage and delicious cake from The Good Pantry.

Tickets $85

Presented by the Tungkillo Progress Club at the Tungkillo Soldiers’ Memorial Hall

All welcome

2 Course Meal and Afternoon Tea

Raffles and Trading Table

Card Games - 500 and Rummikins

Price: $15 per head.

Dual Venues.

Start your quest at the Woodside Institute then take a 3 minute walk to the Primary School where another two display areas await you.

The school is where you can enjoy some entertainment, wine tasting and refreshments.

Try a detour to our friends at the Lions Shed –not so much antiques but plenty of pre-loved furniture and household bargains

Dual Venues.

Start your quest at the Woodside Institute then take a 3 minute walk to the Primary School where another two display areas await you.

The school is where you can enjoy some entertainment, wine tasting and refreshments.

Try a detour to our friends at the Lions Shed –not so much antiques but plenty of pre-loved furniture and household bargains

A celebration of the crafts associated with a fleece and fibre production in South Australia

Once again at the beautiful Barossa Chateau, this year's Southern Barossa Antiques Show has a few surprises in store. As well as interesting expert appraisal sessions, antiques for sale, divine Devonshire Teas and High Teas, we will also have Art Lab Australia providing artwork restoration advice. So, its time to dig out those family treasures and curios ready to bring in on the day - put it in your diary!!

Mount Pleasant Bowling Club Inc would like to invite you to join our club Open Day the 9th of October 2022 hope to see you there!!

The community bbq is a great place to begin your visit to the market. Why not grab a bacon and egg sandwich or sausage sizzle as well as coffee, tea or soft drink.

With a full belly you can browse the numerous stalls inside and out selling items such as antiques, women's clothing and accessories, books, papercraft products, jewellery, beeswax wraps, hand knitted items, candles, plants, artwork, wooden items including chopping boards, letter openers, honey, jams, quilts, wooden ducks, chutneys, beeswax, jewellery boxes, baby shower gifts, biscuits, slices, home sewn item and embroidered items and personalised gifts.

Many stalls accept special orders so if you don't find what you are after why not speak to the stallholder as Christmas is quickly approaching.

Parking is available behind the Institute

Mannum Riverside Markets are on Sunday October 2nd.

Come and see our many stalls, grab a coffee and a bite to eat.

Why not stay for the day or even the weekend? Lots to see and do.

See you there.

Come and Celebrate with us at Mount Torrens

10am: ‘Assembly’ and ‘Roll Call’ at the Mt Torrens Coach House (near the Key Sculpture).

Bring your school photos or stories and reminisce with us!

View our historic display of school photographs and memorabilia.

You may be surprised at what have discovered.

12noon: ‘Lunch Bell’ - Sausage Sizzle, Tomato Soup and bread, cool and hot drinks will be available for purchase at the Coach House ‘Canteen’. (No - no bottles milk!!! If you went to school between the 50’s and 70’s - you’ll know what that means!)

Between 2 and 4: School site ‘excursion’ to enjoy the hand bell ringing performance by the students of the Mt Torrens Christian School. Afternoon ‘recess’ supplied by the school.

*** Who knew??!

Mt Torrens Primary School was the only government school providing tuition in the old English art of bell ringing!

Registration is required. Please apply to mt.historycentre@gmail.com

or Mount Torrens & District Community Association’s Facebook page

or call 0402014427

A fair to celebrate the crafts associated with Fleeces and Fibres.
Spinning and weaving demonstrations
Felting and textiles. There will be a wide variety of stalls with many craft items and garments for sale.
Food and drinks will be available
$5 entry fee

A ticketed event as part of the history festival, Come and join us for a conversation as we open the pages of this little cook book and reveal its touching stories, fascinating secrets and sparkling recipe gems and join us as we re imagine the creation of our community not in the hands of the men….but of the women.

Barossa Cookery Book as a political barometer

The cookbook contains quaint recipes for traditional dishes with a heavy focus on baked goods – cakes, biscuits and desserts. But it’s the recipes it doesn’t contain that are particularly fascinating. Join us as we explore the anti-German sentiment that prevailed in World War 1 and its effect on recipes and their inclusion.

Then listen as we outline the story of Tanunda’s Elizabeth Schrader and her compelling connection to the 1917 edition of the cookbook.

There will be an opportunity to ask questions at the conclusion of the session and you are invited to join us for a light afternoon tea to mingle and chat further.

Afternoon Tea: Elizabeth’s recipes of melting moments and coffee rolls. Tea and coffee will be available.

There will be three information sessions in total, with all three sessions starting with a brief outline of this iconic cookbook and its inception as a community fundraiser to support the establishment of a Soldiers Memorial Hall. The sessions will then take a deep dive into some of its more fascinating secrets. Each session will also shine a spotlight on historic recipe contributors and their stories as Barossa women and community members.

You can purchase tickets for one session, two or attend all three. If you would like to take advantage of the special pricing offer for all three sessions please purchase your tickets using that option in our shop. Ticket price per session - $30 which includes afternoon tea.

A ticketed event as part of the history festival, Come and join us for a conversation as we open the pages of this little cook book and reveal its touching stories, fascinating secrets and sparkling recipe gems and join us as we re imagine the creation of our community not in the hands of the men….but of the women.

Barossa Cookery Book as a political barometer

The cookbook contains quaint recipes for traditional dishes with a heavy focus on baked goods – cakes, biscuits and desserts. But it’s the recipes it doesn’t contain that are particularly fascinating. Join us as we explore the anti-German sentiment that prevailed in World War 1 and its effect on recipes and their inclusion.

Then listen as we outline the story of Tanunda’s Elizabeth Schrader and her compelling connection to the 1917 edition of the cookbook.

There will be an opportunity to ask questions at the conclusion of the session and you are invited to join us for a light afternoon tea to mingle and chat further.

Afternoon Tea: Elizabeth’s recipes of melting moments and coffee rolls. Tea and coffee will be available.

There will be three information sessions in total, with all three sessions starting with a brief outline of this iconic cookbook and its inception as a community fundraiser to support the establishment of a Soldiers Memorial Hall. The sessions will then take a deep dive into some of its more fascinating secrets. Each session will also shine a spotlight on historic recipe contributors and their stories as Barossa women and community members.

You can purchase tickets for one session, two or attend all three. If you would like to take advantage of the special pricing offer for all three sessions please purchase your tickets using that option in our shop. Ticket price per session - $30 which includes afternoon tea.

Celebrate Mother's Day in style with a beautiful champagne high tea and unique guided tour of our heritage-listed gardens. Discover 10 acres of beautiful Edwardian garden at Anlaby; one of the great South Australian pastoral properties

Champagne High Tea

Our High Tea includes a selection of savory and sweet morsels prepared by the Anlaby Chef accompanied by a glass of Levrier Meslier sparkling wine by local Barossa winemaker; Jo Irvine with unlimited tea and coffee and chilled water.

Garden Tour

The guided tour of the garden includes access to the shade houses, glasshouse and the walled vegetable garden where we grow vegetables and herbs for use in the house. The formal areas of the garden are also included together with the rockery and water-wise plantings where we are introducing sedums, succulents and agaves for year-round colour.

A ticketed event as part of the history festival, Come and join us for a conversation as we open the pages of this little cook book and reveal its touching stories, fascinating secrets and sparkling recipe gems and join us as we re imagine the creation of our community not in the hands of the men….but of the women.

Barossa Cookery Book as a political barometer

The cookbook contains quaint recipes for traditional dishes with a heavy focus on baked goods – cakes, biscuits and desserts. But it’s the recipes it doesn’t contain that are particularly fascinating. Join us as we explore the anti-German sentiment that prevailed in World War 1 and its effect on recipes and their inclusion.

Then listen as we outline the story of Tanunda’s Elizabeth Schrader and her compelling connection to the 1917 edition of the cookbook.

There will be an opportunity to ask questions at the conclusion of the session and you are invited to join us for a light afternoon tea to mingle and chat further.

Afternoon Tea: Elizabeth’s recipes of melting moments and coffee rolls. Tea and coffee will be available.

There will be three information sessions in total, with all three sessions starting with a brief outline of this iconic cookbook and its inception as a community fundraiser to support the establishment of a Soldiers Memorial Hall. The sessions will then take a deep dive into some of its more fascinating secrets. Each session will also shine a spotlight on historic recipe contributors and their stories as Barossa women and community members.

You can purchase tickets for one session, two or attend all three. If you would like to take advantage of the special pricing offer for all three sessions please purchase your tickets using that option in our shop. Ticket price per session - $30 which includes afternoon tea.

Join us for a beautiful day in the Adelaide Hills at the Stirling Market on Sunday 24th April, 10am - 4pm. Stirling Market is always on the 4th Sunday of the month. (except December when it is the 3rd Sunday)
It will be a beautiful family friendly day in the Adelaide Hills with live music, tasty food & excellent shopping. Our official start time is 10am, however the locals often start coming from 9am, if you wish to avoid the crowds join us between 9am - 11am or 2pm - 4pm.
We have lovely live music from various musicians. Our Stallholders Make it, Bake it, Sew it & Grow it, the Stirling Market is a great opportunity to shop local. Our stall holders have gorgeous fresh produce for you to purchase, artisan chocolates, art, jewellery, hand bags, local natural beauty products, plants, fashion, fresh produce & much more.
The Market Committee welcomes the return of the market in and encourages all visitors and stallholders to practice social distancing and show respect to others. We ask that you check in using our QR code, wear a mask, you do not linger for too long in front of stalls or in large groups prohibiting others from enjoying the market and stallholders from trading. Social distancing is everyone’s responsibility. There will be hand sanitiser stations throughout the market for your use. We have created extra space between our stalls & by moving the food stalls back by 3 metres. If you are queuing for food please ensure you are 1.5m & not blocking any walk ways or stalls. We all need to be vigilant & respectful so we can continue to enjoy our market.
We ask all followers of our market to adhere to the Australian chief health medical officer’s advice and if you do feel unwell then please say as home for this market and when you are better we will look forward to seeing you at our next market
We would like to make it as easy for everyone to social distance at our market, we would prefer our visitors to keep their furry friends at home however if you do bring your dog we ask you to please keep them on a short leash & make sure they are not blocking any walk ways.
Stirling market Sunday 24th April 2022 Druid Ave Stirling