Preloved and handmade: Clothes, art, wares, music, jewelery, books, tatt flash, decor, zines, doo hickeys

Feat. live music, cartoon portrait booth, bake sale, food stall and drinks

$5 entry - you will have a goodie bag bestowed upon you when you enter :)

support and be apart of the incredible interlocking local community and conscious consumption - all things in the marketplace are secondhand, preloved or handmade by the talented stallholders themselves! 💍👖

the food will be vegan and gluten free inclusive, and the bar will have various drinks on offer!

Experience and celebrate the Port, the river and its people

10am to 9pm Saturday 8 February

10am to 5pm Sunday 9 February

Dockside Festival returns in February 2025 at the historic Hart’s Mill in Port Adelaide, bringing the Port’s unique character and riverfront heritage to life. Over two vibrant days, celebrate the Port River with water sports, and live music on the wharf. Dive into interactive workshops, delicious street food, and creative installations that showcase the area’s thriving arts scene. From family-friendly activities to living history exhibits and local makers, Dockside Festival is free and offers something for everyone, making it the perfect celebration of the Port, the river, and its people.

Latecomers welcome, no RSVPs required!

This social group is great for anyone, from beginners to Native Auslan users. We provide a welcoming and positive atmosphere to foster development or maintenance of Auslan (if you don’t know a sign, just write it down!) It is also a great way to socialise and meet other people who are passionate and keen to be involved in the Deaf community. Voices Off meet monthly at various venues in Adelaide metro areas, and is an 18+ only group.

The Deaf Butterfly Effect collaborates with Sign Language Australia to sponsor drinks and food to share so that no one feels inhibited from joining in.

Please send any questions to kiara@deafbutterflyeffect.com.au

Come along on Sunday March 15th and listen, learn, talk, eat and play with us here at the Uraidla Sustainability Fair.

Join our Sustainable Conversations program, where you can ask questions and chat with local people, passionate about making small changes for a better future.

Come for the keynote discussion ‘Nutrients, Water and Healthy Landscapes’ led by Professor Andy Lowe with his experienced panelists Tara Ingerson, Wendy Telfer, Ira Thorstensson and Will Hannaford.

Enjoy delicious food and wine, ethical fashion, sustainable stalls, local makers, live music and kids’ activities. Or, simply kick back and relax in one of the most beautiful spots in Uraidla.

Tickets $5, families $10, children under 12 free

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Discover your First Bush Tucker & First Nations Artefacts - Hub Library * This event is part of Firstival*

Get up close and learn about Aboriginal artefacts, tools and learn about native bush tucker plants. Touch, feel and smell as you learn how artefacts were made and used, from the environment, to gather and hunt.

Guided by David Booth - cultural representative, knowledge holder and proud Warumungu and Yuggera man.

This event is proudly part of LibrariesSA’s Firstival. Learn more at firstival.com.au

● Bookings essential ● Free ● For adults

● Please arrive on time to join the program fully. ● There are limited spots. If you can’t come, please cancel your ticket, or tell the library so others can book. ● If you are sick, please do not attend and call the library to cancel your ticket.

For more information or help with booking, please call the Hub Library on 8384 0100 or email libraries@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au

Photography and Video Notice · Photos and videos may be taken at this event. · If you don’t want to be photographed or filmed, please let a staff member know at the start. · If you don’t let us know, you and anyone attending with you may appear in photos or videos. · The City of Onkaparinga and partner organisations may use this content for promotion, including in print (like posters or articles) and on social media (like Facebook and Instagram).

NAIDOC Week Dinner and Community Gathering We extend a warm invitation to join us for our NAIDOC Week Dinner and Community Gathering on 5 July 2026. Event Details: Date: Sunday, July 5th, 2026 Time: 5:00pm Venue: Mahmood Mosque, 6-8 Toogood Avenue, Beverley SA 5009

Try your First Aboriginal Art Workshop with Spirit in Unity - Willunga Celebrate NAIDOC Week and Firstival with Maureen and Naomi from Spirit in Unity at Willunga library This event is proudly part of LibrariesSA’s Firstival. Learn more at firstival.com.au

Join Naomi and Maureen as they present First Nations Art and Craft. Begin with a Welcome and painting ceremony and learn some Kaurna language. Learn about Aboriginal symbols to create and tell your own story. Create Ochre handprints and make Aboriginal animals from stencils.

Monday 6 July, 10.00am - 11.30am

For Adults.

Refreshments provided.

Kaurna Culture in the Creek Explore Kaurna culture, language and traditions among the gum trees of Trott Park Creek in this engaging outdoor workshop for all ages.

Learn about Kaurna Culture among the whispering gum trees of Trott Park Creek.

Presented by Walking Together with Kaurna, this outdoor workshop (weather permitting) is designed to spark curiosity and understanding of Kaurna cultural practices, knowledge, and language connected to the Trott Park area.

Suitable for children of all ages.

Deadly in the Hills Community Lunch Inviting all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and families to connect and celebrate together. Finger food, childrens activities, firepit and live music. This event is specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members. Non-Aboriginal community members are encouraged to attend the other NAIDOC Week activities on offer in the Adelaide Hills and Mount Barker areas.

NAIDOC in the North (SA) NAIDOC in the NORTH 2026

We are proud to bring you NAIDOC in the North.

A free, community event celebrating National NAIDOC week in Northern Adelaide. Together, we aim to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and share the oldest, continuous living culture to build a unified and stronger community.

NAIDOC in the North is about connecting and celebrating culture, sharing, education and providing opportunities to our community in one accessible and safe place. A place to form genuine partnerships and cross-cultural connections with community and Aboriginal led Organisations and share local talent, amplifying local Aboriginal voices, people and stories.

The event will include a welcome to country, cultural performances and activities, lunch provided and many more exciting things!

email flec@info.com.au or tel: 8558 3644 for more details