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ISSUE 11 APR-JUL21
FREE GUIDE
IN THIS ISSUE
NZAC Day
A MAY THE FOURTH Trails in and
Dawn Service BE WITH YOU - around Salisbury
FREE Family Fun Day
Salisbury
Community Salisbury.RUN is AND MORE
Fun Day back!
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ANZAC DAY
Contents
3 Anzac Day Gillian Aldridge, OAM
Mayor of Salisbury
4 Salisbury Trails
6 Watershed Creative HOSTED BY SALISBURY RSL 25 APRIL 2021
Prize Last year many of us had a bit more downtime than we are
accustomed to, with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
7 April
If you’re like me, this has left you feeling more appreciative of the
opportunities we get to spend together out in the community.
8 MAY THE FOURTH
On the back of our hugely successful Salisbury Fringe Carnival and
BE WITH YOU!
International Women’s Day Cocktail Evening, Salisbury is gearing up
for a wide spectrum of opportunities to get out and about.
9 May
Within this edition of Discover Salisbury you will find information on
upcoming events including ANZAC Day, a May the 4th celebration,
10 Keep Your Health
a health expo and our Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week
on Track
programs for 2021.
There are also details on a major fun run, Salisbury.RUN, which will
11 June
be held at Carisbrooke Park on Sunday, May 2 with participants of all
ages and abilities welcomed to put their best foot forward.
12 Salisbury.RUN
Salisbury.RUN is a revamped version of the popular Salisbury Half
5.30AM DAWN SERVICE
13 July Marathon which not only offers the iconic half marathon distance
of 21.1km, but options including 10km, 5km and 2km distances, with
registration required through the organisers.
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If you are looking to start training – or bike riding is more your thing – SALISBURY WAR MEMORIAL
15 Community some of Salisbury’s great trails are also listed in this edition.
Centres & Libraries Until next time, happy exploring! Due to COVID restrictions, this is an invitation only event.
The RSL SA/NT would ask that people once again, as in 2020,
PUBLICATION
Salisbury celebrate the dawn service in their driveways, then join us for
SPECIFICATIONS COMMUNITY breakfast - supplied by Rotary Club of Salisbury and assorted food
Fun Day
Owner: City of Salisbury vans - at Salisbury RSL from 6.30 am
34 Church Street
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Salisbury SA 5108
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2 Discover Salisbury SALISBURY
for budding mountain bike riders within the
Salisbury Trails recreation park. There are purpose-built trails
perfect for beginner and intermediate riders, with
a couple of sections that will give even the most
experienced of riders a thrill. The Kites and Kestrels
adventure playground is also a fantastic place for
a barbecue picnic. Gas BBQs are permitted on the
grassy area near the playground (but not on days
of total fire bans). This exciting playground includes
a flying fox and climbing structures inspired by
tree-top raptor nests.
Cobbler Creek contains the largest remaining
stand of the endangered mallee box grassy
woodland on the Adelaide Plains, making it
an important conservation area. This area also
contains iron-grass species and a variety of native
perennial grasses, including brush wire grass,
kangaroo grass, spear grasses and wallaby grasses.
Tapa Martinthi Yala Bikeway
The Little Para Trail Tapa Martinthi Yala, meaning “pathway to embrace
Salisbury has over 100km of trails to
today” in Aboriginal Kaurna language, has created
explore, including the Little Para Trail The name ‘Little Para River’ is derived from ‘Pari’,
a continuous shared use trail network spanning
and Dry Creek Trail. They provide the Kaurna word for water and the trail that runs
43km connecting Port Adelaide with Gawler. includes a stretch along Little Para River Trail and is
alongside it traverses some 16.5kms from the hilly
a fantastic safe and scenic option The new 16.7km section within the City of ideal for walkers including children and those with
escarpments in the east of northern Adelaide to
for walkers, runners and bike riders. Barker Inlet in the west. Trail users can experience Salisbury connects at its northern point to the prams or using a wheelchair.
Within the trails there are parks, paths diverse areas of remnant eucalyptus woodlands, Stuart O’Grady Bikeway, adjacent the Northern Other features of the new shared use pathway
and even areas just for BMX. grasslands, samphire and mangroves. Tall River Expressway and the Port River Bikeway at its are a viewing platform adjacent the Greenfields
Red Gums can be found along the watercourse southern end. Wetlands and panoramic views taking in Swan
Here are a few to try: with a number of trees containing hollows that A highlight of the southern section of the new trail Alley Wetlands.
provide valuable habitat for birds, possums and
bats. This reserve is one of the richest in Salisbury
Dry Creek Linear Park For more information on Salisbury Plays events
for fauna; it is possible to see echidnas, Western
Dry Creek Linear Park forms a secluded nature please visit:
Grey Kangaroos and the vulnerable Flinders
corridor along Dry Creek, extending 3.5 kilometres
Ranges Worm Lizard. discoversalisbury.com.au/salisburyplays
from Walkleys Road to Bridge Road. Historical
There are many playgrounds, toilet facilities,
buildings and structures have survived within the
shaded picnic spots and public barbecues at
park from the days when the quarries were worked
regular intervals along the trail.
by inmates of Yatala Labour Prison, and date back
to the early years of the Adelaide colony. These
include the Yatala Powder Magazine, Blacksmith’s Cobbler Creek
Shop, several guard lookout posts and cottage. The Cobbler Creek Trail runs from Salisbury
The trails provide easy access for visitors to enjoy Heights within the Cobbler Creek corridor just
the recreational and scenic value of the park. Car below Bridge Road to Main North Road. It is also
parking, toilet and picnic facilities are available, as possible to follow the trail north and link into the
well as electric barbecues located at the Stockade Little Para Trail.
Botanical Park. A fantastic introduction to the bush, this is a
peaceful place to unwind from city life, a popular
destination for walkers, and an adventure
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WATERSHED
creative prize 2021 M T W T
April Fools
Day
F
Good Friday
S
Turn your
clock back
S
Daylight
Saving
1 hour ends at
before you 3.00am
go to bed
Easter
Sunday
The 2021 Watershed Creative Prize sees the reinvigoration of this very popular
art prize by the City of Salisbury with a renewed focus on Sustainability.
A $2000 prize will be awarded to the best creative prize in each of three
categories, with the judging panel looking for the pieces that best represent
5 6 8
Term 1 Ends Saturday Sessions
World Health Day School Holidays
the theme of Sustainability. In the Plaza
(10 - 26 April)
Various programs
across Salisbury
salisbury.sa.gov.
Categories: First Prize au/shp
$2,000 (1 for each of 3 categories)
Traditional photography, painting,
sculpture, pottery/ceramics Runners Up Prizes
3 x $500 (1 for each of 3 categories)
13 14 15 16 FINAL
18
OF THE
Written poetry, song writing, short SERIES
Emerging Youth
International Day
of Human Space Saturday
story, play writing, blog
Creative Artist Prize Flight Sessions
In the Plaza
Emerging music composition, $1,000
Technologies dance, singing or
theatrical performance,
podcast, drama or vocal
ENTRIES CLOSE 19 APRIL 2021
19 20 21 23 24
performance, videography/ EXHIBITION 10 MAY - 18 JUNE Earth Day ANZAC Day
film making
Full terms & conditions: 27 28 30
www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/watershed Term 2 Starts International Guide
Dog Day
Heart week
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6 Discover Salisbury Dates and information correct at time of printing. City of Salisbury events are held in line with Council’s management of
the COVID-19 pandemic and is subject to any changes in directives provided by the State Government and SA Health
M T W T F S S
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Salisbury
Community
Fun Day in
Carisbrooke
Salisbury Park
Salisbury.RUN
COMMUNITY
www.
Carisbrooke Park
salisbury.
www.salisbury.run
Fun Day sa.gov.au/
funday
(More info p12)
3 5 6 7 8
MAY THE FOURTH Mothers’ Day
BE WITH YOU
(see info opposite)
11 12 13 15 16
Watershed Creative Friday Night
Prize Exhibition Skating
John Harvey Gallery Ingle Farm
www.salisbury. Recreation Centre
sa.gov.au/ inglefarmrc.com.au
watershed
18 19 20 21 22
Australia’s
Biggest Morning
Tea
Discover Salisbury Liftout
National Volunteer Week (17 - 23 May)
24 25 28 29 30
National Sorry
Day National
Reconciliation
week
(27 May - 3 June)
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8 Discover Salisbury Dates and information correct at time of printing. City of Salisbury events are held in line with Council’s management of
the COVID-19 pandemic and is subject to any changes in directives provided by the State Government and SA Health
M T W T F S S
1 2 4 6
Mabo Day World
Environment Day
National
Reconciliation
week
(27 May - 3 June)
World
Oceans
Day
8 9 10 11 13
Salisbury Craft &
Hobby Fair
(12 – 14 June)
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Queen’s World Elder International Health World Refugee Day
Birthday Abuse Men’s on Track
Public Awareness Health Health Refugee Week
Holiday Day Week Expo (20 - 26 June)
(see info
opposite)
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28 29 30 Discover
KEND
WINTER WEE
ACTIVITIES
in the Hub.
bury.com.au
Check discoversalis
for details
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the COVID-19 pandemic and is subject to any changes in directives provided by the State Government and SA Health
ENTER NOW!
CHOOSE FROM 4
DISTANCE EVENTS
M T W T F S S
SALIS
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School Holidays
Term 2 Ends
(3 - 18 July)
Discover various programs
KEND
WINTER WEE across Salisbury
BURY.
ACTIVIT S
IE salisbury.sa.gov.
in the Hub. au/shp
Ch eck dis cov ersalisbury.com.au
for details
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RUN
NAIDOC Week Friday Night
(4-11 July) Skating
various programs Ingle Farm
across salisbury Recreation Centre
salisbury.sa.gov.au inglefarmrc.com.au
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21.1 10 5 2
National Desexing
Month
Make sure your pet
is desexed
www.salisbury.
sa.gov.au
20 21 22 23
2 MAY 2021
Term 3 Starts Superhero Saturday
Family Fun Day
Salisbury
Community Hub
and Civic Plaza
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26 27 28 29
CARISBROOKE PARK International White Ribbon
WWW.SALISBURY.RUN
Day of Night
Friendship
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Discover Learn Explore
What’s on in our Libraries and Centres
/SalisburyLibraryService Ready for Work programs
salisbury.sa.gov.au/termguide Science and robotics
Daily Justice of the
Discover our playgrounds these school holidays Peace Service
FREE WIFI access
New books every month
Digital books,
magazines and comics
New times and locations
for children’s programs
School holiday fun
LOCATIONS AND CONTACT INFORMATION
COMMUNITY CENTRES Salisbury East Salisbury Community Hub
Neighbourhood Centre 34 Church Street, Salisbury
Bagster Road Community Centre 28 Smith Rd, Salisbury East T. 8406 8283
17 Bagster Road, Salisbury North T. 8285 2055
T. 8250 4167 @salisburyeastneighbourhoodcentre Mawson Lakes
@BRCC08 Main Street, Mawson Lakes
The Mawson Centre T. 8302 5555
Burton Community Centre 2-8 Main Street, Mawson Lakes
386 Waterloo Corner Road, Burton T. 8302 5449 Para Hills
T. 8280 8843 @themawsoncentre Wilkinson Road, Para Hills
@BurtonComCentre mawsoncentre.org T. 8406 8530
Morella Community Centre Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Salisbury West
90 Kings Road, Parafield Gardens Enterprise Centre Hollywood Blvd, Salisbury Downs
T. 8406 8484 17-19 Wiltshire Street, Salisbury T. 8406 8489
@morellacommunitycentre T. 8406 8555
@youthinsalisbury SENIOR CENTRES
Para Hills Community Hub twelve25.com.au
Wilkinson Road, Para Hills Jack Young Centre
T. 8406 8560 LIBRARIES 1 Orange Avenue, Salisbury
T. 8406 8525
FOLLOW US
The Paddocks Centre Salisbury Library Service
Wilkinson Road, Para Hills @SalisburyLibraryService Para Hills Seniors Centre
T. 8406 8565 salisburylibrary.sa.gov.au Wilkinson Road, Para Hills
T. 8406 8544
@discoversalisbury Pooraka Farm Community Centre Ingle Farm
126 Henderson Avenue, Pooraka Beovich Road, Pine Lakes Centre
@discovsalisbury T. 8406 8488
@PFCC126
Ingle Farm
T. 8406 8595
16 Homestead Place,
Parafield Gardens
14 Discover Salisbury @discoversalisbury pfcc.salisburysa.com T. 8406 8857
Throw on your shoes, roll up your sleeves and get amongst it. There’s action and fun to be found, delicious food to taste, nature to explore, sports to play and culture to consume. Time to discover Salisbury. For more information on City of Salisbury attractions please visit: @discoversalisbury discoversalisbury.com.au © 2021
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