The Eudunda Community Business & Tourism Committee would like to invite you to become a business member – with your backing our committee can continue towards making our town a great place to live. If you or your business have not been contacted yet – please consider contacting us. I hope you can take the…
20th Nov 2020 – Gates Open from 5:30 pm – Music starts 7 pm Matt Cornell & Guest Brooke Supple Supported by Barossa Street Food, Ricca Terra Vintners, Eudunda Bakery Soft drinks, hot drinks for you to purchase on the night. NO BYO FOOD OR DRINK PLEASE. Gates open 5:30pm / Show 7:00pm Due to…
Upcoming online STARCLUB education sessions are available to clubs, associations & community group committees. This workshop series to work through or move forward from COVID. WORKSHOP: Grants and fundraising in a COVID environmentMonday 16th November 2020 7.00pm Ensuring clubs remain financial during the COVID period can be challenging. Sponsorship revenue is likely to decrease for…
The next ECBAT meeting will be on the 2nd Nov 2020 starting 7:30pmat the Saints Clubhouse – 29 Bruce St. Eudunda. Meetings are open to the public – COVID Cautions apply.Please contact Secretary through website contact form if you intend attending the meeting.
It’s been a tough time for everyone this year, and that included the golfing fraternity and Eudunda Golf Club too. Golfers were actually a bit lucky as they do thier sport out in the open, this can be good or bad. Over the 21 years years of running the JAK Golf Weekend the Eudunda Golf…
Eudunda’s newest shop ‘Worlds End Curio’s’Open EverySaturday 11am – 5pmSunday 11am – 5pmPublic hoidays 11am – 5pm
The Eudunda Community, Business & Tourism Committee held a successful Annual General Meeting on the 3rd August 2020 at the Saints Clubhouse in Eudunda. ECBAT’s was one of the early community meetings, getting going after COVID had prevented so many meetings and activities, so it was great to see a good roll up of visitors…
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) Climate outlook overview says from November to January is likely to see above average rainfall across nearly all of Australia, and on average days and nights will be warmer across south-eastern Australia. BOM declared that a ‘La Niña’ is underway in the tropical Pacific. La Niña typically increases the likelihood of above…
At the end of September Regional Council of Goyder Councilors and key staff including David Stephenson (CEO) met to do an onsite inspection of what they could do to solve the problem of Hampden Bridge not being up to standard for larger heavy vehicles. The bridge located on the edge of the Hampden Township was…
20th Nov 2020 – Gates Open from 5:30 pm – Music starts 7 pm Matt Cornell & Guest Brooke Supple Supported by Barossa Street Food, Ricca Terra Vintners, Eudunda Bakery Soft drinks, hot drinks for you to purchase on the night. NO BYO FOOD OR DRINK PLEASE. Gates open 5:30pm / Show 7:00pm Due to…
Quite a few people have reported snakes being out and about early, on warmer days, which should be taken as a warning for all of us to be careful. While searching around for some current references this one from “Good Living – Connect with SA’s environment entitled “What to do if you see a snake…
A Great Family Outing – All Welcome Stalls: 10:30am to 3:00pm Lunch: 12 noon to 2:00pm Schnitzel/SaladStrawberries/IcecreamLicensed BarDJ: Rob & Cate KIDS: FREE Rainbow Farm, Jumping Castle, Glitter Tattoos Event funded by the Drought Communities Event Grant Proceeds to Robertstown Peace Hall
Swimmers are looking forward to another great season of swimming at the Eudunda Swimming Pool, as we the district has already experienced a few days of hot weather. One thing to note is that the pool will only be open if the forecast temperature in Port Pirie is shown as being over 28 degrees the…
Early Notice – More Details to come closer to the eventA Great Family Outing – All Welcome
After several attempts during 2020 to plan first the 2020 show, and then a modified event to bring a fun family day to the community, the Show Committee has decided that the timing is not right, and that with the current restrictions for COVID-19, and the lead time needed to plan and execute an event…
