Members of the Mount Pleasant Sub-Branch of RSL SA invite you to attend our Remembrance Day commemoration from 10.45am, at the RSL Hall, 156 Melrose Street.

 After the commemoration, please join with our members for tea, coffee and light refreshments.

Lest We Forget

All Welcome

Enquiries to Secretary: 0429 871 121

• Breakfast ‘sanga’ with eggs, bacon, sausages and onion in bread.

• Fresh Scones with Jam and Cream and Coffee or Tea.

• Op Shop Clearance Sale

• Stalls forr Bric-a-Brac.

• Produce

• Plants

• Cakes and Biscuits

• Gifts

• Mini Auction from 11-11.30am, which will include various items an trailer loads of wood.

• Face painting

• Kids Trail Bag

• Craft and Balloons

  Funds raised with go toward the building of a new Sunday School.. If you would like to donate any goods, please call Amy Loechel on 0416 222 591.

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.

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.

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.

Mothers Day Artisan outdoor market!
Why not bring mum/grandma/Aunty out for a beautiful day outdoors!

Cafe - Animal park - horse climb - free picnic area - gift shop - toy factory

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.

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.

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.

Join us for a morning of friendship, with a chat, maybe some craft, and a cuppa.

Non-members are most welcome.

Maybe learn new crafts - or bring along your own project and share your skills - or even get some advice on something you’d like to try.

But if crafting isn’t your thing, we’re always up for a chat!

First Tuesday of each month (except January) at the Soldier’s Memorial Hall, 61 Melrose Street, Mt Pleasant. From 10am to 11.30am.

Phone Jan Bransbury on 0414 265 811 for more information.

Be enthralled by Gardening Australia's Sophie Thomson, as she shares her wit and wisdom at the annual Red Cross Garden Party
For more than 25 years Sophie Thomson, of Gardening Australia fame, has been coming to 'Glen Devon' to speak about her experiences with plants and gardening. We invite you to be inspired by her commentary on the insect and plant world, and the benefits of gardening. Enjoy a luscious Devonshire Tea whilst you listen and learn.
Recreate will again be in attendance - learn all about the circular economy and buy locally hand made goods.
Plants will be for sale, along with local handcrafted pottery, bucket hats, bags and garden paraphernalia.
A trading table and raffle will also be on hand to tempt you. Enquiries to mtpredx@gmail.com
$10 per head.
Numbers capped at 100.
Bookings ESSENTIAL - please register

via phone: 0437 195 597‬

email: mpredx@gmail.com

Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/.../mount-pleasant-glen-devon... ($10 + .76c booking fee)

Join us for a morning of friendship, with a chat, maybe some craft, and a cuppa.

Non-members are most welcome.

Maybe learn new crafts - or bring along your own project and share your skills - or even get some advice on something you’d like to try.

But if crafting isn’t your thing, we’re always up for a chat!

First Tuesday of each month (except January) at the Soldier’s Memorial Hall, 61 Melrose Street, Mt Pleasant. From 10am to 11.30am.

Phone Jan Bransbury on 0414 265 811 for more information.

• Pop in for a breakfast ‘sanga’- eggs, bacon, sausages and onion in bread.

• Fresh scones with Jam and Cream

• Coffee and Tea

• Hot Donuts

• Op Shop Clearance Sale

• Stalls for bric-a-brac

• produce

• plants cake and biscuits

• sundries

• Mini Auction from 11 to 11.30 which will include various items plus trailer loads of wood

• Face Painting

• Kids Trail Bags

• Craft and Balloons

  Funds raised will go towards the building of a new Sunday School. If you would like to donate any goods, please cll Amy Loechel on 041 6222 591.

Service to be held at the Mt Pleasant RSL Sub Branch - details to come.

Join us for a morning of friendship, with a chat, maybe some craft, and a cuppa.

Non-members are most welcome.

Maybe learn new crafts - or bring along your own project and share your skills - or even get some advice on something you’d like to try.

But if crafting isn’t your thing, we’re always up for a chat!

First Tuesday of each month (except January) at the Soldier’s Memorial Hall, 61 Melrose Street, Mt Pleasant. From 10am to 11.30am.

Phone Jan Bransbury on 0414 265 811 for more information.

Mick and I are sharing our garden to raise funds for our charity Tache, an orphanage in Zambia. We would love to meet some of the locals it should be a great couple of days.

Featuring Ceramic works by Really Useful Pots and carved stone pieces by Gareth Kelsey-Evans.

Enjoy Morning and Afternoon Tea in the garden with Devonshire Tea, cakes and biscuits available.

Mick and I are sharing our garden to raise funds for our charity Tache, an orphanage in Zambia. We would love to meet some of the locals it should be a great couple of days.

Featuring Ceramic works by Really Useful Pots and carved stone pieces by Gareth Kelsey-Evans.

Enjoy Morning and Afternoon Tea in the garden with Devonshire Tea, cakes and biscuits available.

Explore a great range of stalls featuring quality plants, garden furniture, decor & garden care products. Workshops available.

Meet our guest speakers, take a workshop & uncover the secrets to a successful garden!

Special Guest - Hannah Moloney from Gardening Australia!

Entry $10
Senior/Concession $7
Children under 12 free

The beautiful surrounds of the garden at Glen Devon make this day a peaceful one as soon as you arrive. We invite you to come along and enjoy a devonshire tea whilst listening to our guest speaker for more than 20 years, Sophie Thomson, who has enthralled us with her knowledge of plants and insects. Sophie inspires those less skilled to take up the challenge of creating a beautiful garden. She always shares new insights into the world of gardening, as well as testing your listening skills. Sophie also shares details of her latest projects which gives an insight into regions less known. Plants will be for sale as well as a trading table, and we do ask for cash only on the day.

Bookings at Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/glen-devon-garden-party-mount-pleasant-tickets-468952699147?aff=ebdssbcitybrowse

You're invited to join us to celebrate the launch of our new artisan market - Makers on Melrose - Featuring a carefully curated selection of quality, hand made products from South Australian artists and makers.

Food, drink, entertainment, special guests, & our fabulous Farmers Market. Eat, browse, shop and find unique and beautiful hand crafted goods.

Op Shop Clearance Sale

Child friendly:

• Face Painting, Kids Trail Bags, Craft and Balloons.

Stalls:

• Bric a Brac, Produce, Plants, Cakes and biscuits, Sundry others

Food:

• Breakfast sang with eggs, bacon, sausages and onion in bread.

• Fresh scones with Jam and Cream, and Coffee.

Mini Auction:

• 11-11.30am - various items including trailer loads of wood.

Funds raised will go towards helping our community through our Pastoral Care, and the building of a new Sunday school.

If you would like to donate any goods, please call Amy Loechel on 0416 222 591.