185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

Visit the hall during May to view the 'Treasures of Mt Pleasant', those powerful women of our district in the 19th Century, who made such an impact in our district, and whose legacies still remain.
Hosted by the Mount Pleasant Historical Research Group, there will be a display featuring information about these remarkable women, and also some demonstrations of vintage crafts.
Your gold coin donation will assist us in continuing to preserve our district's heritage.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

Visit the hall during May to view the 'Treasures of Mt Pleasant', those powerful women of our district in the 19th Century, who made such an impact in our district, and whose legacies still remain.
Hosted by the Mount Pleasant Historical Research Group, there will be a display featuring information about these remarkable women, and also some demonstrations of vintage crafts.
Your gold coin donation will assist us in continuing to preserve our district's heritage.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

Visit the hall during May to view the 'Treasures of Mt Pleasant', those powerful women of our district in the 19th Century, who made such an impact in our district, and whose legacies still remain.
Hosted by the Mount Pleasant Historical Research Group, there will be a display featuring information about these remarkable women, and also some demonstrations of vintage crafts.
Your gold coin donation will assist us in continuing to preserve our district's heritage.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

Visit the hall during May to view the 'Treasures of Mt Pleasant', those powerful women of our district in the 19th Century, who made such an impact in our district, and whose legacies still remain.
Hosted by the Mount Pleasant Historical Research Group, there will be a display featuring information about these remarkable women, and also some demonstrations of vintage crafts.
Your gold coin donation will assist us in continuing to preserve our district's heritage.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

Visit the hall during May to view the 'Treasures of Mt Pleasant', those powerful women of our district in the 19th Century, who made such an impact in our district, and whose legacies still remain.
Hosted by the Mount Pleasant Historical Research Group, there will be a display featuring information about these remarkable women, and also some demonstrations of vintage crafts.
Your gold coin donation will assist us in continuing to preserve our district's heritage.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

Visit the hall during May to view the 'Treasures of Mt Pleasant', those powerful women of our district in the 19th Century, who made such an impact in our district, and whose legacies still remain.
Hosted by the Mount Pleasant Historical Research Group, there will be a display featuring information about these remarkable women, and also some demonstrations of vintage crafts.
Your gold coin donation will assist us in continuing to preserve our district's heritage.

185 Years of Anlaby

Anlaby was founded in 1839 when 18000 Merino sheep were walked from NSW. Thanks to the humble sheep, Anlaby grew to be one of South Australia’s greatest rural properties.

Tour the homestead and gardens built ‘off the sheep’s back,’ and learn about the sheep at Anlaby today amongst a few woolly friends!
Tours are held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the month of May 2024.
The tour includes Devonshire tea.

Come join us in the school holidays for a farm experience as we do our morning rounds! On the farm you’ll come across chooks, cows, calves, sheep, a dog, goats, a donkey, and alpacas. Along the way you’ll be spoiled as you take in the panoramic views, be cuddled by the donkey or hand feed the friendly cows. ‌

A typical tour may include collecting chicken eggs, hand feed the alpacas and goats, pat the friendly cows and donkey and sit on the 4-wheeler motorbike. Following the 1.5 hr adventure, we finish off with a morning tea of freshly baked muffins, tea, coffee and unstructured play in the natural bush garden. An enjoyable morning of connecting with animals, mild exercise, lots of learning and fun and messy adventures for the kids!

Adults at children's prices - $16
Children (4yrs+) - $16
Children 3yrs & under - free

For more detailed info, visit: https://pleasantsense.com.au/guided-farm-tour

Due to the nature of being in a farm environment, parents/caregivers are responsible for duty of care and behaviour management of their children. Come prepared with hats, sunscreen and enclosed shoes.

Oh no! Nobby the Penguin is lost and needs help finding his way home! Join Professor Flint on a guided adventure through the South Australian Museum and help our small flippered friend return to his Antarctic abode. Along the way explore some of the amazing and extreme environments that animals like penguins (and even humans!) call home.

This guided tour is best suited for children between the ages of 5-12 years and bookings are required. Adults are required to stay with their children for the duration of the program.

BOOK HERE: https://events.humanitix.com/professor-flint-s-july...

Oh no! Nobby the Penguin is lost and needs help finding his way home! Join Professor Flint on a guided adventure through the South Australian Museum and help our small flippered friend return to his Antarctic abode. Along the way explore some of the amazing and extreme environments that animals like penguins (and even humans!) call home.

This guided tour is best suited for children between the ages of 5-12 years and bookings are required. Adults are required to stay with their children for the duration of the program.

BOOK HERE: https://events.humanitix.com/professor-flint-s-july...

Oh no! Nobby the Penguin is lost and needs help finding his way home! Join Professor Flint on a guided adventure through the South Australian Museum and help our small flippered friend return to his Antarctic abode. Along the way explore some of the amazing and extreme environments that animals like penguins (and even humans!) call home.

This guided tour is best suited for children between the ages of 5-12 years and bookings are required. Adults are required to stay with their children for the duration of the program.

BOOK HERE: https://events.humanitix.com/professor-flint-s-july...

Oh no! Nobby the Penguin is lost and needs help finding his way home! Join Professor Flint on a guided adventure through the South Australian Museum and help our small flippered friend return to his Antarctic abode. Along the way explore some of the amazing and extreme environments that animals like penguins (and even humans!) call home.

This guided tour is best suited for children between the ages of 5-12 years and bookings are required. Adults are required to stay with their children for the duration of the program.

BOOK HERE: https://events.humanitix.com/professor-flint-s-july...

Have you ever wondered what a moth looks like under the microscope? Have you seen a crystal magnified 100 or 1,000 times?

Join the SA Museum and Inspire STEM Education in the Museum's Discovery Centre for a FREE drop-in program using light microscopes and the amazing Scanning Electron Microscope (S.E.M) to explore the wonders of the microscopic world. Learn, see and explore with our wonderful scientists, who will be on hand to answer any questions.

WHEN: 19-21 July 2022, 11am-3pm daily

WHERE: Discovery Centre, Level 1

RECOMMENDED AGES: Ages 5 years+

COST: FREE

Program is daily, drop-in any time between 11am-3pm. Please book for the day you would like to join us! Children must be accompanied by an adult.

BOOK HERE: https://events.humanitix.com/marvellous-microscopic...

Have you ever wondered what a moth looks like under the microscope? Have you seen a crystal magnified 100 or 1,000 times?

Join the SA Museum and Inspire STEM Education in the Museum's Discovery Centre for a FREE drop-in program using light microscopes and the amazing Scanning Electron Microscope (S.E.M) to explore the wonders of the microscopic world. Learn, see and explore with our wonderful scientists, who will be on hand to answer any questions.

WHEN: 19-21 July 2022, 11am-3pm daily

WHERE: Discovery Centre, Level 1

RECOMMENDED AGES: Ages 5 years+

COST: FREE

Program is daily, drop-in any time between 11am-3pm. Please book for the day you would like to join us! Children must be accompanied by an adult.

BOOK HERE: https://events.humanitix.com/marvellous-microscopic...

Have you ever wondered what a moth looks like under the microscope? Have you seen a crystal magnified 100 or 1,000 times?

Join the SA Museum and Inspire STEM Education in the Museum's Discovery Centre for a FREE drop-in program using light microscopes and the amazing Scanning Electron Microscope (S.E.M) to explore the wonders of the microscopic world. Learn, see and explore with our wonderful scientists, who will be on hand to answer any questions.

WHEN: 19-21 July 2022, 11am-3pm daily

WHERE: Discovery Centre, Level 1

RECOMMENDED AGES: Ages 5 years+

COST: FREE

Program is daily, drop-in any time between 11am-3pm. Please book for the day you would like to join us! Children must be accompanied by an adult.

BOOK HERE: https://events.humanitix.com/marvellous-microscopic...

Oh no! Nobby the Penguin is lost and needs help finding his way home! Join Professor Flint on a guided adventure through the South Australian Museum and help our small flippered friend return to his Antarctic abode. Along the way explore some of the amazing and extreme environments that animals like penguins (and even humans!) call home.

This guided tour is best suited for children between the ages of 5-12 years and bookings are required. Adults are required to stay with their children for the duration of the program.

BOOK HERE: https://events.humanitix.com/professor-flint-s-july...

Oh no! Nobby the Penguin is lost and needs help finding his way home! Join Professor Flint on a guided adventure through the South Australian Museum and help our small flippered friend return to his Antarctic abode. Along the way explore some of the amazing and extreme environments that animals like penguins (and even humans!) call home.

This guided tour is best suited for children between the ages of 5-12 years and bookings are required. Adults are required to stay with their children for the duration of the program.

BOOK HERE: https://events.humanitix.com/professor-flint-s-july...