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WINTER PROGRAM APRIL TO SEPTEMBER 2021
The City of Holdfast Bay acknowledges the Kaurna People as the traditional owners and custodians of this land.
We respect their spiritual relationship with country that has developed over thousands of years, and the cultural heritage and beliefs that remain important to the Kaurna People today.
WHAT’S ONGet involved and celebrate arts, history and culture this winter in Holdfast Bay!
Rendez-Vous Market Sunday 4 April, 9am – 1pmSunday 2 May, 9am – 1pmWattle Reserve, Esplanade, Hove Rendez-Vous Market is a new community event, co-organised by Les Deux Coqs and the City of Holdfast Bay. Bringing together a selection of high-quality and traditional European products, foods and experiences, the market will be an opportunity to travel the world.holdfast.sa.gov.au/whatson
Wine time at Summertown Studio Friday 16 April, 5pm – 10pmFriday 30 April, 5pm – 10pmSummertown Studio13 Paringa Ave, Somerton Park Gather your favourite humans and kick back at Summertown Studio to some smooth live jams or vinyl tracks. Enjoy wine, cocktails and the great food on offer. $5 entry, no bookings necessary, just drop in!
More shows to be announced for winter.summertownstudio.com/events
History Month in May Holdfast Bay is hosting more than 20 tours, talks and events during History Month in May.We have listed a couple of great events within this program or you can check out the entire History Month program here – festival.history.sa.gov.au
National Reconciliation Week (NRW)NRW is held from the 27 May – 3 June and celebrates and builds on the respectful relationships shared by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and other Australians. To find out more about the activities on offer in Holdfast Bay during NRW visit holdfast.sa.gov.au/whatson
SALA Festival The SALA Festival is held in August each year and provides the opportunity to connect artists with audiences throughout South Australia. Why not tap in to the exhibitions this SALA and visit some of the local venues. The SALA program will be launched in early July. salafestival.com
WORKSHOPS Get Crafty with CricutWednesday 28 April2pm – 3.30pmBrighton Sports and Social Club
Highet Ave, HoveCome and learn about the latest craft craze using Cricut digital cutting machines. In the presentation/demonstration you will hear about the different types of Cricut machines, see the types of things you can create and experience a Cricut maker in action.Ages 16+, bookings essential holdfast.sa.gov.au/whatson
Coastal Prints Etching and Intaglio Printmaking Saturday 22 May 12.30pm – 4.30pmHoldfast Bay Community Centre
51 King George Ave, Hove In this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to design, etch and print an intaglio plate using eco-aware printmaking techniques. Drawing inspiration from the South Australian coast, you will develop a small body of work. The session will be conducted by artist and printmaking educator Hanah Williams.Ages 16+, bookings essentialtrybooking.com/BPPKZ
Come and Try Virtual RealityMonday 24 May10am – 11.30amGlenelg Library2 Colley Tce, GlenelgOrWednesday 26 May2pm - 3.30pmBrighton Sports and Social Club
Highet Ave, HoveCome and hear about virtual reality and enjoy your very own experience with a VR headset. All ages, bookings essential (bookings open one month before)holdfast.sa.gov.au/whatson
History of SA from a Kaurna Perspective Saturday 29 May 10am – 2pmKauri Community & Sports Centre
Lipson Ave, Seacliff Step into the shoes of those who lived during South Australia’s colonisation. Explore the perspectives of six Aboriginal nations since Europeans arrival on Australian shores. Journey through the immense impact this had on the social economic, cultural, spiritual and environmental wellbeing for the Aboriginal nations.Ages 16+, bookings essentialtrybooking.com/BPDPN
WORKSHOPS Working and Painting with Ochre Sunday 30 May 9.30am – 11am Partridge House
38 Partridge Street, GlenelgJoin Elaine to learn a small part of the history of ochre and how Aboriginal people have sourced, used and maintained a strong cultural connection to ochre. You will crush and blend the ochre to create your own painting to take home.Ages 16+, bookings essentialtrybooking.com/BPXCC
Bush Tucker Cooking Experience Wednesday 2 June1.30pm – 3.30pmOr Thursday 9 September1.30pm – 3.30pmKingston House Cameron Ave, Kingston Park Come and learn how to cook with local herbs and spices important to Aboriginal people. Enjoy a cooking demonstration with Katherine from Australian Wattlebush Catering and a delicious afternoon tea at Kingston House.Two sessions available.Age 16 +, bookings essential2 June - trybooking.com/BPVJH9 September - trybooking.com/BPVIA
Roll with Sphero Monday 21 June, 10am – 11.30amGlenelg Library2 Colley Tce, GlenelgOrWednesday 23 June2pm – 3.30pmBrighton Sports and Social Club
Highet Ave, HoveCome and learn about Sphero robots. Experience the creative ways that they can be used for a range of fun tasks like creating art and playing games.All ages, bookings essential (bookings open one month before)holdfast.sa.gov.au/whatson
Kaurna History and Culture Thursday 15 July 10.30am – 12.30pmBay Discovery Centre, Glenelg Town Hall1 Moseley Square, GlenelgJoin Jack Buckskin for this cultural sharing workshop and hear about Kaurna history, culture and language. During the workshop Jack will provide insight about Kaurna country prior to colonisation and a timeline of significant moments in history that impacted the Kaurna people and Aboriginal Australians. This two hour session will also highlight the influential people in Kaurna history and modern day.Age 16 +, bookings essentialtrybooking.com/BPVFY
WORKSHOPS TOURS AND TALKS History by the Seaside Talks4th Wednesday of each month 11am – 12pm Bay Discovery Centre, Glenelg Town Hall 1 Moseley Square, GlenelgJoin knowledgeable locals sharing fascinating historical stories.Age 16+, bookings essential
Introductory Kaurna Language Tuesday 21 September1.30pm – 3.30pm Bay Discovery Centre,Glenelg Town Hall
1 Moseley Square, GlenelgJoin Jack Buckskin to learn about the history of the Kaurna language and how to pronounce basic Kaurna words and simple phrases. This two hour workshop with Jack will be fun and informative and will also cover aspects of Kaurna heritage and culture.Age 16+, bookings essentialtrybooking.com/BPVGM
Botanical Patterns Saturday 7 August9am – 10.30amHoldfast Bay Community Centre
51 King George Ave, Hove Artist Leah Grant will share skills and techniques with you to create your own unique pattern. You will be challenged to be creative and take new risks in this workshop, experimenting with fine liner, collage and watercolour.Age 16+, bookings essentialtrybooking.com/BQAZL
Adelaide’s WWII Air Raid Precautions and Shelters 28 Apriltrybooking.com/BPVSC
The Sunny South Sailing Disaster 26 Maytrybooking.com/BQAUC
The Life and Death of Aviator Jimmy Melrose 23 Junetrybooking.com/BQAUW
Brighton Hotels through Time28 Julytrybooking.com/BQAUI
The story of Glenelg’s Patawalonga25 Augusttrybooking.com/BQAWO
South Australia’s British Migrant stories – a mixed bag of memories22 September trybooking.com/BQAYC
TOURS AND TALKS Kingston House History Month Sunday 16 May2pm – 4.15pmKingston HouseCameron Ave, Kingston Park Visit the beautiful setting of Kingston House for a delicious Devonshire Tea and hear about Sir George Kingston, his family and their role in establishing colonial Adelaide and South Australia. Witness an historic shoot from soldiers of the Adelaide Historic Rifle Society.
Or Sunday 23 May 2pm – 4.15pmEnjoy a scrumptious Devonshire Tea and hear about Charles Cameron Kingston, his antics in South Australian politics and beyond, and his role in developing the federation of Australia. Be entertained by the delightful 1813 Flutes trio playing classical wooden flutes. Bookings essential for both kingstonhouse.com.au
Glenelg Historical Society’s Jimmy Melrose Sunday 23 May 4pm – 5pmStarts at the Monument, Moseley Square, GlenelgThis walking tour highlights the life of aviator Jimmy Melrose and his mother, Hilda. Nicknamed ‘Boy Phoenix’, Jimmy was famously known for his aviation feats and was raised in Glenelg, along the Esplanade.Bookings [email protected]
South Coast Fleurieu Peninsula - Arts Tour by Bus Wednesday 23 June 10am – 4pmVarious arts venues and galleries Join this guided arts tour throughout the beautiful South Coast and Fleurieu Peninsula. Explore local galleries and artist-run initiatives, meet local artists and makers and take a glimpse at some of the local art venues. Age 18 +, bookings essentialtrybooking.com/BPVPB
TOURS AND TALKS Author Talk: Tony ClancyThursday 22 July 2pm – 3.30pmBrighton Civic Centre, Kingston Room 24 Jetty Road, Brighton Tony is the author of Rain Circle, which is one of a new genre of fiction called Cli-fi. His novel is set in 2036 with climate change challenging Australia and the world. A Finnish scientist travels to Australia to lead a rain making project. Along with the issues of climate change, the characters and human relationships in this story are intriguing and universal.Bookings essential bit.ly/Author-Talk-Tony-Clancy
Murray Bridge Regional Art Gallery – Arts Tour by Bus Wednesday 28 July 10am – 4pm Murray Bridge Regional Art Gallery, Murray Bridge Join art lover Colleen on this exciting arts tour to the Murray Bridge Regional Gallery. The gallery features three distinctive exhibition spaces that present a changing arts program, from local and national touring exhibitions.Age 18 +, bookings essentialtrybooking.com/BPVPW
d’Arenberg Cube & McLaren Vale – Arts Tour by BusWednesday 22 September 10am – 4pmVarious arts venues and galleries Explore the d’Arenberg Cube at McLaren Vale and take a look at other local art spaces. The Cube is a five storey, multi-function building and each of the levels have been carefully designed to entice and excite the senses. There are a variety of art installations including the alternate realities museum.Age 18 +, bookings essentialtrybooking.com/BPVQQ
Self-Guided Historic Walking Tours Take a self-guided walk through Brighton or Glenelg to discover their unique past and understand more about the historical importance of the areas.You can download the walking brochures via our website or grab printed copies at the Bay Discovery Centre. holdfast.sa.gov.au/trails
EXHIBITIONS & DISPLAYS To the Bay Exhibition opening in May Open daily, 10am – 2pmBay Discovery Centre, Glenelg Town Hall
1 Moseley Square, Glenelg
An exciting new permanent exhibition opens this winter at the Bay Discovery Centre. Explore the transport history of Holdfast Bay including trains, trams, automobiles and more. holdfast.sa.gov.au/BDC
Mockingbird Lounge History Month Exhibition opening in May Open daily, 10am – 2pmMockingbird Lounge
68 Broadway, Glenelg South
Before the compact cassette was released in the mid 1960s, the reel-to-reel recorder took pride of place in many homes. Come and explore this amazing collection of reel-to-reel recorders from the 1950s to 1970s and A3 radio advert posters.mockingbirdlounge.com.au
Casa Paquita Exhibition opening in June Open daily, 10am – 2pmBay Discovery Centre, Glenelg Town Hall1 Moseley Square, Glenelg
Meet Paquita Mawson, wife of Sir Douglas Mawson and the woman behind the legend in this exclusive exhibition at the Bay Discovery Centre. The permanent exhibition will feature Paquita’s personal shawls which have never been publicly displayed. holdfast.sa.gov.au/BDC
Tiati Wangkanthi KumangkaTruth Telling TogetherOpen daily, 10am – 2pmBay Discovery Centre, Glenelg Town Hall1 Moseley Square, Glenelg
Discover the history of the Kaurna People of the Adelaide Plains, the Proclamation of South Australia and the impacts of colonisation at this permanent exhibition.holdfast.sa.gov.au/BDC
Please be advised that these events and initiatives will be run with a range of measures in place to create a COVID-safe environment.
To keep up to date with other events and activities being run in Holdfast Bay, visit the City of Holdfast Bay What’s on page: holdfast.sa.gov.au/whatson or scan the QR code below.
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