Enjoy a step back in time this May as the Medieval and Rare Trades Festival returns to Federation Park in Gumeracha. Come and enjoy a wide range of stall holders, entertainment and food harking back to the medieval era and cheer on your champion in the combat arena.

Tickets for the annual Medieval and Rare Trades Festival in Gumeracha are on sale now https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1170026

Enjoy a step back in time this May as the Medieval and Rare Trades Festival returns to Federation Park in Gumeracha. Come and enjoy a wide range of stall holders, entertainment and food harking back to the medieval era and cheer on your champion in the combat arena.

Tickets for the annual Medieval and Rare Trades Festival in Gumeracha are on sale now https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1170026

Yes it's on! Gate opens at 6pm.
One Night Stand are playing hits from 60s through to the 90s - Country, Rock & Roll, R&B, you name it. Plenty of room for dancing too!
BBQ, soft drinks, snacks, cakes and sweets available to purchase. Bring a chair. Licensed for BYO drinks.

*** OPEN TO PONY CLUB AND EA MEMBERS ***

Saturday 17th February 2024, 4pm-7.30pm approx.
Sunday 18th February 2024, 8am-12.30pm approx.

All persons attending must ‘check-in’.

Poles on ground to 80 cm, rising in 10 cm increments.

VENUE: MPPC Grounds, Talunga Park, Main Road, Mount Pleasant

ENTRY FEE: $7 per round.
Maximum of 3 rounds per combination.

Entries close Thursday 15th February 2024.
($10 per round on the day)

CATERING:
Saturday - BBQ and cool drinks
Sunday - Bacon/Egg Sandwiches and drinks

ENTRIES: https://www.nominate.com.au/equestdn/Nominate.aspx...

Neither the organising committee of any event to which these rules apply nor the Pony Club Association of South Australia Inc. accepts any liability for any accident, damage or injury or illness to horses, owners, riders, grounds, spectators or any other persons.

ENQUIRIES: mppc@hotmail.com.au or to Robyne Van Dissel, phone 0409 282 504.

Join us for a night of carol singing and entertainment featuring the Band of the South Australia Police and local artists.

Don’t forget your chair and rug.

Sausage Sizzle Tea - 4-5pm - in aid of Rockleigh CFS & Progress Group.

All donations towards Cops for Kids.

Proudly supporting the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

Enquiries: 8538 7060

Stallholders wanted!
Torrens Valley Xmas Market on Mt Torrens Oval, November 26th, Sunday, 10-3.

At Mt Torrens Oval

Contact: Rose 0432 477 616
mttorrensmarkets@gmail.com

Yes it's on again! Gate opens at 6pm.
One Night Stand are playing their suite of songs. Sausage sizzle, soft drinks, snacks, cakes and sweets available to purchase. BYO chair and drinks.

Tickets $28. https://events.humanitix.com/rock-in-cromer

Christmas is quickly approaching and our market is the perfect place to purchase some nice inexpensive handmade gifts in a nice relaxing environment without the crowds. November will be the month where our stallholders will be offering a selection of teacher thank you gifts.

Enjoy alfresco dining with a bacon and egg sandwich or sausage sizzle at our community run bbq as well as coffee, tea and soft drinks.

We might only be a relatively small market but we are packed with as much variety as larger ones and we are family and pet friendly. On offer are adult and kids fiction books, children's picture books, DVDs, hand crafted jewellery, hand knitted and crochet items, earrings, papercraft supplies embroidered items, plants, artwork, Australiana items, pet products, greeting cards, rag rugs, biscuits, scones, slices, sewn items such as bags, bowl cosies, European sweets, jams, olives, honey, beeswax, honeycomb, chutneys, sauces, quilts etc.

We also have a stall offering a sharpening service for scissors, garden tools, knives, clippers, chainsaw chains, razors and axes.

Parking is available behind the Institute.

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)

As part of our continued effort to involve the community in the brigade we’d like you to join us for our pre-fire season social evening where we’ll have a BBQ on us and soft drinks for cold coin donation. At the same time, we’re inviting the Farm Fire Units to come and meet with us and the other people you’ll be joining on the fire ground.

Birdwood Farm Day is proudly brought to you by Birdwood Primary School.

Farm Day will again be held at the National Motor Museum, Birdwood and as always, promises to have something for everyone, young and old.

There will be the usual crowd favourites, fresh baked damper and devonshire tea. Petting zoos, highland cattle and miniature goat exhibits. Milking, shearing and working dog demonstrations along with log chopping, blacksmithing, restored engines and a host of other trade exhibits to showcase some of the farming lifestyles over the years. There will be camel rides, bouncy castles, face painting and other amusement rides too, which will be sure to put smiles on the faces of the young and young at heart.

The Birdwood Primary School are hosting a variety of retail stalls, including our ever popular garden, sweet treats and port and wine stalls. The students have been working hard creating their own retail spaces in each year level, too.

There will be plenty of hot coffee, food and desserts to keep your bellies full, so you can stay and play the whole day.

This year sees the introduction of a children's zone. Children can use their imaginations while they 'build a city' with foam blocks, have some quiet time with some colouring or perhaps challenge each other to giant board games like chess, connect 4 or jenga.

Not sure how you will see it all? Purchase a Farm Day Trail Bag from the Information stall by the entrance and let us lead you throughout the event, collecting as you go and ensuring no corner is left undiscovered.

Have we mentioned that each ticket sold also provides FREE entry into the National Motor Museum?

Adults $15 and Children U13 FREE

Last year sold out early, so get in quick or risk missing out!!

Tickets go on sale April 27th

Vikings, Romans, knights and all the folk of the land will be joining the Medieval & Rare Trades Festival in Gumeracha in May. This year we feature a wide range of stallholders and groups showcasing a range of medieval and old work skills.

Some of the things you’ll see include The Eastway Vikings, New Varangian Guard- Ladoga, Veizla Viking Feast, The Tartan Rose: Pagan and Gothic Wares, The Outdoor Classroom, @Threads Thru Time, Lux Taxidermy, Passion 4 Bricks, Australian Cider Co, Sword 'n Ox Spit Roasts, Warhounds Armoured Combat, LHOH LeatherCraft, Legio XII Fulminata - Australia, New Varangian Guard - Magnaura, Zulian's Fudge, Wyverstone Tea, Thistle meadery, The Bead Forest and more!!

Tickets https://www.trybooking.com/CGLHT

May 6th & 7th 2023

Federation Park

Gumeracha, South Australia

Medieval & Rare Trades Festival GumerachaFor more information - please visit: https://www.facebook.com/MedievalandRareTradesFestival

Email: MedievalandRareTradesFestival@gmail.com

RED HOT SUMMER TOUR returns in 2023 with an unforgettable lineup of Aussie legends ready to get your Summer ROCK and ROLLING!

Paul Kelly
Bernard Fanning
Missy Higgins
Mark Seymour
Vika & Linda
Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley

Tickets WILL move quickly so don’t miss your chance to join a day out with some of the most iconic names in Australian music

For more information and a full list of tour dates, visit www.redhotsummertour.com.au

Tickets are only available through authorised ticket outlets listed. Patrons are advised not to purchase tickets from Viagogo or other Third Party Sellers, as fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.

Hi, unfortunately we have had make the difficult decision to keep the Barossa Beer and Cider Festival a single day event again for 2022.

We had hoped to be able to expand the event into two days of food, music and brews in the Barossa, but sadly at this stage it is not possible to do so. We are itching to eventually end up being able to expand the event, but unfortunately this will have to be looked at again next year.

All Sunday ticket holders have been contacted about this individually by our event organiser, so we can assist you personally rather than through mass ticketing platform emails.

We look forward to seeing you all on the 19th of November for a full music lineup which is about to be announced, breweries from around South Australia and a range of foodies and fun to cap of a fun and packed Saturday.

We thank everyone for their support of this event and their understanding and look forward to seeing you all on the 19th of November.

SATURDAY TICKETS AVAILABLE!!!

https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/939039

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

Mt Pleasant will be the backdrop for to the annual SA Spring Garden Festival.

The combination of the Spring weather, the exceptionally broad variety of plant and garden wares, informative guest speakers, the charming venue, the diverse range of stallholders, workshops, along with the special programmed events for the day, food and entertainment will see the township of Mt Pleasant come alive for the day.

Kim Syrus will be the special guest speaker at the festival this year. You might know Kim from the television show ‘Outdoor Indoors’. Kim is the Executive Producer and Presenter of the South Australian lifestyle show and has an extensive knowledge on and experience with iconic gardens and landscapes.

Mt Pleasant Farmers Market will partner with the festival and run-in conjunction with the extended trading hours to align with those on the festival day.

0493 280 881

info@saspringgardenfestival.com.au

www.saspringgardenfestival.com.au

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

Come to beautiful and historical Mount Torrens in the Adelaide Hills.

Don’t worry about the weather, the Market will be In AND around the Soldiers Memorial Hall this time.

Although most stallholders will be indoors, several stallholders wished to be outside, so they will be out the front, down the South side and at the rear. Don’t miss them!

Please join us and enjoy Live Music, Face Painting, Raffle (3 nights in Arno Bay), Apple Juice, Tea/Coffee, Bakery & BBQ.

Lots of great stalls again too, including spinning!

We are still looking for fresh produce stalls and sourdough bakery.

Contact Mt Torrens History Centre: roseeposee60@yahoo.com.au

Come join in the fun on the BVFC Barossa Cruise Sunday the 31st of July, meet at the Seppeltsfield Mausoleum on Seppeltsfield rd Seppeltsfield, at 10:00 am for 10:30 am departure, followed by a free bbq after the cruise at Rehn Bier, live music from 2:00 pm, rsvp essential for catering.