Created in 1982 by Sydney artist Martin Shaw, 'Three Well-Known Australians' has travelled to galleries, libraries and public halls around Australia since 1983, inviting viewers across the nation to guess the identity of the three abstract figures it depicts.

 Shaw assures audiences he didn’t merely paint these figures at random. “I did have three Australians or Australian themes in mind” he says, but he won’t disclose these details. The only figure in the painting with a definite identity is a small black and white dog in the bottom right-hand corner. This is Pea, Shaw’s much-loved pet, who died in 1991. 

The current exhibition includes more than 40 years of guesses from people who have visited the work, these are catalogued into yearbooks which provide insight to this rolling "historical social commentary" of Australia.  Of course, over time, who the community feels these figures represent will change as the figure heads, influencers and popular culture within our community changes and evolves.

Many well-known Australians have participated in this project and a selection of the 240 letters Shaw has received from notable community members are also on display, including recent guesses from Prime Minister Albanese and the Premier of South Australia.

 This enigmatic artwork will be on display at Mount Pleasant Library until 24 December 2024.  We encourage you to visit and become part of this perpetually touring project.

Come along to our annual Christmas Twilight Market. Along with our farmers market, there will be beautiful artisan stalls, face painting, live music, food & drinks, a kids Christmas trail and a special visit from Santa.

FREE event (donation at the gate appreciated)
Lots of parking

A weekly program involving songs, stories, movement and play for children aged 0-5 years and their grownups.

Come along and connect with other families while the kids learn and have fun.

Bookings essential. Please book one ticket per child (tickets not required for parents/ caregivers).

Created in 1982 by Sydney artist Martin Shaw, 'Three Well-Known Australians' has travelled to galleries, libraries and public halls around Australia since 1983, inviting viewers across the nation to guess the identity of the three abstract figures it depicts.

 Shaw assures audiences he didn’t merely paint these figures at random. “I did have three Australians or Australian themes in mind” he says, but he won’t disclose these details. The only figure in the painting with a definite identity is a small black and white dog in the bottom right-hand corner. This is Pea, Shaw’s much-loved pet, who died in 1991. 

The current exhibition includes more than 40 years of guesses from people who have visited the work, these are catalogued into yearbooks which provide insight to this rolling "historical social commentary" of Australia.  Of course, over time, who the community feels these figures represent will change as the figure heads, influencers and popular culture within our community changes and evolves.

Many well-known Australians have participated in this project and a selection of the 240 letters Shaw has received from notable community members are also on display, including recent guesses from Prime Minister Albanese and the Premier of South Australia.

 This enigmatic artwork will be on display at Mount Pleasant Library until 24 December 2024.  We encourage you to visit and become part of this perpetually touring project.

Free BBQ

Refreshments and Candles available for purchase

BYO chairs and picnic rugs

Join us for our Twilight Christmas gathering where you can leave the pre-festive hustle and bustle behind and enjoy a beautiful evening in our gardens taking in the sweetest time of the day; golden hour.

The wood oven will be stoked to bring you a delicious selection of pizzas, along with charcuterie and cheese boards and everyone’s summer favourite…gelati!

So gather your friends and family, sit back and enjoy some live acoustic tunes. This will be the perfect evening for the whole family, with games on the lawns and entertainment for the little ones!

It's the perfect night to drop in for a pizza and a vino before heading in to see the wonderful Lobethal Lights display; an absolute Christmas must do in the Hills!

PLEASE NOTE: This event is held outdoors and some elements of the evening are subject to fine weather conditions. The event will be moved indoors if the weather is inclement.

This is not a ticketed event but bookings are essential.

Tables will be taken on a first in best dressed basis, please feel free to BYO picnic rugs and folding chairs for the lawn areas. Strictly no BYO food or drinks.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Stirling Market 2024: Sunday 28th Jan, 25th Feb, 24th March, 28th April, 26th May, 23rd June, 28th July, 25th Aug, 22nd Sept, 27th Oct, 24th Nov & 15th Dec.
Join us for a beautiful day in the Adelaide Hills to enjoy some fresh air, live music & local artisans at the Stirling Market, 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.
Stirling market 4th Sunday of the month except December when it is the 3rd for Christmas, hope to see you in 2024 Druid Ave Stirling for the Stirling Market

This is your final opportunity to do Christmas shopping at our market. Avoid the crowds and shop at our market where you will not only be supporting local South Aussie businesses but finding some unique handmade gifts.

We have so many items to choose from and the majority are handmade by our talented stallholders.

Why not come for morning tea at our pop up cafe where you can purchase devonshire tea or perhaps a refreshing iced coffee with a scoop of icecream. We also have everyone's favourite - a sausage sizzle from our community BBQ.

Our stalls which are both inside and out include wooden products, books, plants, terrariums, home sewn and embroidered items, jewellery, artwork, crochet goods, notebooks, handmade cards, recycled items including rugs and garden art, biscuits and slices, scones, jams, jams, glass creations, Australiana, candles, knitted hats, scarves and lap rugs.

Parking is available behind the Institute.

Lyndoch Street Party – A Festive Night for the Whole Family!

Get ready for an unforgettable evening of festive fun at the Lyndoch Street Party!

Join us on 13th of December as we kick off the holiday season with a celebration that has something for everyone.

~ Kids' Entertainment: Live kids entertainment and a special visit from Santa Claus himself!

~ Food & Drink: Mouthwatering food and drink from Lyndoch's best producers.

~ Music: Live music throughout the evening!

~ Event Details:
Start Time: 5:30 pm
End Time: 10:00 pm

Gather your friends and family, and come celebrate the festive season with us at the Lyndoch Street Party.

It's going to be a night filled with laughter, great food, and fantastic music.

Don't miss out on this community event that promises to be the highlight of the holiday season!

Annual Christmas Twilight Market, showcasing the amazing traders in Nairne and surrounding Districts.

With over 50 market stalls, Main Street business specials, elves, carollers, food and drinks, and Santa! The Nairne Christmas Twilight Market on 13 December is shaping up to be a wonderful community event for all

Look out for Santa at the Ray White Nairne office from 4:30-7:30pm, get a cuddle, take a photo and grab a little bag of lollies!

It's time again for our Annual Christmas Event. Think Market, Pageant and Fireworks display. With more details to come this is definitely one to put in your calendar.

STEAM Club is a program for kids who love all things Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Maths! Join in the fun playing, creating, thinking, predicting and making at the Library.

Cost free, suitable for children aged 5+.

Bookings essential. Please book one ticket per child. Please cancel your booking if you cannot attend. Contact library staff to be added to the waitlist. Please choose to attend one session at either Lyndoch or Nuriootpa, rather than both.

Parents/carers, please remain in the library with your child during the session - the program is even better if grow ups join in!

Term 4 dates:
Week 3, Tuesday 29 October - Watercolour painting
Week 7, Tuesday 26 November - Lego
Week 9, Tuesday 10 December - Electric playdough


Session will be cancelled if the fire danger rating is Catastrophic.

Created in 1982 by Sydney artist Martin Shaw, 'Three Well-Known Australians' has travelled to galleries, libraries and public halls around Australia since 1983, inviting viewers across the nation to guess the identity of the three abstract figures it depicts.

 Shaw assures audiences he didn’t merely paint these figures at random. “I did have three Australians or Australian themes in mind” he says, but he won’t disclose these details. The only figure in the painting with a definite identity is a small black and white dog in the bottom right-hand corner. This is Pea, Shaw’s much-loved pet, who died in 1991. 

The current exhibition includes more than 40 years of guesses from people who have visited the work, these are catalogued into yearbooks which provide insight to this rolling "historical social commentary" of Australia.  Of course, over time, who the community feels these figures represent will change as the figure heads, influencers and popular culture within our community changes and evolves.

Many well-known Australians have participated in this project and a selection of the 240 letters Shaw has received from notable community members are also on display, including recent guesses from Prime Minister Albanese and the Premier of South Australia.

 This enigmatic artwork will be on display at Mount Pleasant Library until 24 December 2024.  We encourage you to visit and become part of this perpetually touring project.

Father Christmas

Face Painting

Inflatable obstacle Course

Bouncy Castle

Farm Animals

Circus Elements

Food and Drinks

Market Stalls

Raffle

The December craft fair is held on the 6th 7th and 8th of December. This means it coincides with the Barossa Christmas Parade.
We are open all day Friday until late while The Barossa Christmas Parade is happening.
Call in and see us for unique hand made gifts and crafts including
Grant's amazing oak platters, boards, candle holders, wine butlers to name a few, candles, jewellery, gift packs, children's clothing and soooo much more.
Devonshire teas and sandwiches and home made goodies.
Santa will be there Saturday and Sunday 10am till 2pm.

The December craft fair is held on the 6th 7th and 8th of December. This means it coincides with the Barossa Christmas Parade.
We are open all day Friday until late while The Barossa Christmas Parade is happening.
Call in and see us for unique hand made gifts and crafts including
Grant's amazing oak platters, boards, candle holders, wine butlers to name a few, candles, jewellery, gift packs, children's clothing and soooo much more.
Devonshire teas and sandwiches and home made goodies.
Santa will be there Saturday and Sunday 10am till 2pm.

December Country Market Day run by the One Tree Hill Progress Association

The December craft fair is held on the 6th 7th and 8th of December. This means it coincides with the Barossa Christmas Parade.
We are open all day Friday until late while The Barossa Christmas Parade is happening.
Call in and see us for unique hand made gifts and crafts including
Grant's amazing oak platters, boards, candle holders, wine butlers to name a few, candles, jewellery, gift packs, children's clothing and soooo much more.
Devonshire teas and sandwiches and home made goodies.
Santa will be there Saturday and Sunday 10am till 2pm.

Created in 1982 by Sydney artist Martin Shaw, 'Three Well-Known Australians' has travelled to galleries, libraries and public halls around Australia since 1983, inviting viewers across the nation to guess the identity of the three abstract figures it depicts.

 Shaw assures audiences he didn’t merely paint these figures at random. “I did have three Australians or Australian themes in mind” he says, but he won’t disclose these details. The only figure in the painting with a definite identity is a small black and white dog in the bottom right-hand corner. This is Pea, Shaw’s much-loved pet, who died in 1991. 

The current exhibition includes more than 40 years of guesses from people who have visited the work, these are catalogued into yearbooks which provide insight to this rolling "historical social commentary" of Australia.  Of course, over time, who the community feels these figures represent will change as the figure heads, influencers and popular culture within our community changes and evolves.

Many well-known Australians have participated in this project and a selection of the 240 letters Shaw has received from notable community members are also on display, including recent guesses from Prime Minister Albanese and the Premier of South Australia.

 This enigmatic artwork will be on display at Mount Pleasant Library until 24 December 2024.  We encourage you to visit and become part of this perpetually touring project.

TABLE BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL: You’re invited to come along to our next - Sunday at the Barn - Pre Christmas OPEN MIC - December 1st, 2024. There’s always an interesting variety of live music and a large, warm and friendly crowd. The feature band for December is
NO EXIT performing for the first time here at the Old Barn.
The Mocking Birds, Stones Throw, Karen Plisko, Dodge Phoenix and the Revelators, Harrison Lowe, Strait Up, Bank Road Boys and other great performers will be here to entertain you all.
Then there is the all in music JAM at the end of the day which is always memorable and fun.
Something for everyone & all welcome!
Licensed bar and meals available. It's a family friendly day so just come and have a great day supporting live Australian music.
To book your table OR if you’d like to perform, please let us know on facebook, call or text Vicki on 0418 841 164.

Christmas Markets - A Celebration of Community and Traditions!

Join us for festive shopping and come together with your community.

To find out more contact

Mt Torrens Christmas Market

M: 0449 715 589 E: mttorrensmarkets@gmail.com

Get your Christmas shopping done in one spot! Variety of stalls and food vendors

DO YOU HAVE THE URGE (AND THE ITEMS) TO SELL! SELL! SELL!

The Mannum Markets are a local & regional producer supportive initiative of the Mid Murray Council.

Whether it’s hand-crafted, home-made or hot food (we encourage clubs to sizzle a sausage or two) we want you!

Held on the first Sunday of every month in Arnold Park – between the Visitor Centre and the Ferry Lanes – between 9am and 2pm.

Spaces are limited – so if you have a stall, give us a call at the Mannum Visitor Information Centre on (08) 8569 1303.

SAVE THE DATE
- 30th November
- Apex Park Gawler
--Parking available on Goose Island--

Partnering with the Gawler Christmas Pageant.
Loads of stall holders to help get those stocking fillers and Christmas presents!
Food trucks, coffee, dessert, and ice cream vendors so come along and bring the family for a night out.

Stirling Market 2024: Sunday 28th Jan, 25th Feb, 24th March, 28th April, 26th May, 23rd June, 28th July, 25th Aug, 22nd Sept, 27th Oct, 24th Nov & 15th Dec.
Join us for a beautiful day in the Adelaide Hills to enjoy some fresh air, live music & local artisans at the Stirling Market, 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.
Stirling market 4th Sunday of the month except December when it is the 3rd for Christmas, hope to see you in 2024 Druid Ave Stirling for the Stirling Market

Get ready to celebrate a monumental occasion! This year, the Mannum Dock Discovery Centre is throwing a spectacular party to honour the 30th Anniversary of the Paddle Steamer Marion’s recommissioning in 1994! Join us on November 23 & 24, 2024, for a weekend bursting with excitement and festivities!

Dive into the vibrant atmosphere filled with short cruises, live music, fascinating museum tours, thrilling Union boiler demonstrations, and the craftsmanship of a working blacksmith. The weekend kicks off at 9am on Saturday, with a special Anniversary Dinner on Saturday night, and on Sunday, prepare for a breathtaking flotilla!

All daytime activities and cruises will be hosted at the stunning Mannum Dock Discovery Centre and Visitor Information Centre, located at 6 Randell Street, Mannum. Our main stars, the PS Marion and PS Industry, will take passengers on unforgettable journeys along the river.

Entry into the Mannum Dock to join the party is just $10 for adults, $7.50 for concessions, and children under 16 are FREE! This entry fee grants you access to the museum, art gallery, speaker's program, children's book readings, blacksmith workshop, steam shed, dry dock, and live entertainment. Relax riverside and indulge in delicious food and beverages, including homemade scones, coffee, a BBQ, and tastings and cocktails from Mannum's own Roylancers Distillery.

Pricing for Cruises: $30 for adults, $25 for concessions, and just $15 for kids. Family tickets $75 (2 adults + 2 children) and $10 per extra child — an incredible deal for a weekend of memories!

Cruise Schedule:
Both the PS Marion and PS Industry will cruise at 10 AM, 12 PM, and 2 PM, with our grand dame, the Marion, leading the way, adorned in festive decorations and serenaded by the incredible Atlantic Street Band playing live New Orleans jazz!

The flotilla will also feature the charming PW Mayflower, joining in on the excitement, along with other boats ready to partake in the fun! Plus, the PW Mayflower will be moored at the historic wharf, serving as the event’s very own floating bar.

The PS Marion is proudly owned and operated by the Mid Murray Council, thanks to the unwavering passion of our dedicated volunteers and crew who keep her sailing strong.

Mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable weekend at the Mannum Dock—everyone is welcome to join the celebration!

DO YOU HAVE THE URGE (AND THE ITEMS) TO SELL! SELL! SELL!

The Mannum Markets are a local & regional producer supportive initiative of the Mid Murray Council.

Whether it’s hand-crafted, home-made or hot food (we encourage clubs to sizzle a sausage or two) we want you!

Held on the first Sunday of every month in Arnold Park – between the Visitor Centre and the Ferry Lanes – between 9am and 2pm.

Spaces are limited – so if you have a stall, give us a call at the Mannum Visitor Information Centre on (08) 8569 1303.