There is lots more news happening in the Goyder region. You can catch up with some of it by visiting the Regional Council of Goyder’s newsletter too! The link is to the most recent one.
The Eudunda Community, Business and Tourism Committee (ECBAT) are excited to report a steady flow of locals and visitors coming to see their Eudunda Silo Art Project taking shape. You are welcome to go and watch the painting unfold. There is plenty of room to park either off Railway Parade, in the new car park,…
The disused Eudunda to Hampden Railway Line may have no trains on it now, but it continues to attract interest from groups wanting to gain access to use it for community, tourism and physical fitness related reasons. Cyclists and Horse Riders are looking at the Lavender Federation Trail (LFT) to gain access for thier sports…
The Regional Council of Goyder invites Artists (Individuals), community groups, farmers and school children to create art works for inclusion in an Art Trail as part of SALA (South Australian Living Artists) A FOCUS ON LOCAL BIRDS TO CREATEAN EXCITING VARIETY OF ARTWORKS Price Money for People’s Choice and More Display zones will be negotiated…
Local historian Samuel Doering has been very busy doing research for Anlaby Station owners Andrew Morphett and Peter Hayward on the history of the property and the owners and workers of times gone by. The fantastic thing about his work is that they have shared that research through a series of blog posts that Samuel…
The St John’s School is excited to personally invite you to one of our upcoming School Tours. Whether you’re considering a mid-year intake or simply want to learn more about what we offer, this is the perfect opportunity to explore our facilities and meet our staff. We currently have availability in all Year levels. Talk…
Night Bowls winner was George Mitev, runner-up Liz Kleinig, and Encouragement Award to Katrina Turner. Mally Schutz won the raffle. Ron Milde arrived late to celebrate his 80th birthday with the bowlers. Last Wednesday, there was a rare sighting of a cormorant on the green! A sign of rain to come, and sure enough rain…
