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Following last year’s resounding success, the City of Salisbury are proud to have delivered an even bigger, brighter and more immersive Lights at Mawson event this year.
From 20 June to 31 July, the John Harvey Community Hall at the Salisbury Community Hub will be transformed into a space of wonder, as we welcome the National Museum of Australia’s pop-up exhibition, Walking through a Songline.
The City of Salisbury have reviewed the state weather warnings for the coming weekend, and have reached a final decision to cancel the Salisbury Community Christmas Carols event scheduled for Saturday, 9 December.
Join City of Salisbury on Sunday 13 August to bring a day of discovery to the young minds of our community.
The City of Salisbury’s art competition, the Watershed Creative Prize, once again saw stunning artwork submissions in traditional and alternative mediums that embraced the theme of sustainability.
This week the Salisbury Community Hub will once again transform into ‘event mode’ as we welcome the Windmill Theatre Co to the City of Salisbury for their SOLD OUT performance of ‘Grug and the Rainbow’ on Tuesday 9 May.
The Ingle Farm Recreation Centre is hosting the fun day on Sunday 4 June from 11am to 3pm. It’s FREE to attend and the theme is inflatables, so if bouncing around sounds like a good time, grab the family and come on down.
The City of Salisbury has partnered with Mainstreets of Australia and the Salisbury Business Association to throw a family fun street party on Saturday 20 May 2023
Local South Australian author Rebecca Heath previously known for her young adult science fiction novels under alias Beck Nicholas, will be debuting her first ever adult novel at the Para Hills Community Hub on Tuesday 18 April from 6pm to 8.30pm.
More than 200 female students in Years 8-11 from 10 northern suburb schools, have attended a ground-breaking event hosted by the City of Salisbury held at the Salisbury Community Hub on Tuesday 28 March as part of its forward-looking economic agenda.
