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🎅 Your guide to the 2026 National Pharmacies Christmas Pageant!The countdown is on! Father Christmas is making his way t...
09/11/2026

🎅 Your guide to the 2026 National Pharmacies Christmas Pageant!

The countdown is on! Father Christmas is making his way to Adelaide, with the pageant kicking off at 9:30 am on Saturday 14 November, finishing in Rundle Mall.

Planning to join the festivities? There will be various road closures across the city from Wednesday 11 November to Sunday 15 November.

đźš§ Know before you go
Check out our interactive map for road closures, dates and times, along with everything you need to plan your visit, including the pageant route and transport options. Additional bus, train and tram services are expected to operate on the day.

đźš— Driving into the city? Enjoy special Pageant Day parking rates at selected UParks.

đźš« Please be aware there are no general public drop-off zones in the designated areas and be mindful of temporary 'No Stopping' and 'Tow Away' signs throughout affected streets.

Travel smart and enjoy all the festive magic!

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🚧 ROAD CLOSURE REMINDER: NORTH TERRACE AND KINTORE AVENUE – WEDNESDAY 11 NOVEMBER 🚫 Please be advised that North Terrace...
09/11/2026

🚧 ROAD CLOSURE REMINDER: NORTH TERRACE AND KINTORE AVENUE – WEDNESDAY 11 NOVEMBER

đźš« Please be advised that North Terrace, between King William Street and Pulteney Street, and Kintore Avenue, between North Terrace and Morgan Thomas Lane, will be closed from 10:30 am to 11:30 am on Wednesday 11 November for the 2026 Remembrance Day Commemorative Service at the National War Memorial.

View road closure details: https://brnw.ch/21x6Z7C

Commemorate Remembrance Day in the City of Adelaide. On 11 November, we pause to remember and honour the servicemen and ...
09/11/2026

Commemorate Remembrance Day in the City of Adelaide.

On 11 November, we pause to remember and honour the servicemen and women who have served, sacrificed and died in conflicts and peacekeeping operations.

The 2026 Remembrance Day Service will commence at 10:45am at the SA National War Memorial, located on the corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue.

Join the community in observing a minute's silence at 11 am and paying tribute to those who have served.

For more information visit https://brnw.ch/21x6Z59

Modern Marvels Monday: Calvary Hospital ChapelAdelaide is renowned for a cityscape that champions the past as much as it...
09/11/2026

Modern Marvels Monday: Calvary Hospital Chapel

Adelaide is renowned for a cityscape that champions the past as much as it embraces the future and proudly boasts a diverse range of 20th Century architecture, including examples of Inter-War, Modernist, and Brutalist styles. Buildings from this period celebrate both the city’s growth and architectural innovation.

Today we feature another modern marvel, the State Heritage listed Calvary Hospital Chapel located on Barnard Street, North Adelaide.

Built in 1938-1939, the chapel was designed by Louis Laybourne Smith, an influential architect and educator and partner in the architectural practice Woods, Bagot, Laybourne-Smith & Irwin.
The chapel was built for the nursing sisters of Calvary Hospital, the Sisters of the Little Company of Mary. The Sisters established their only South Australian institution at North Adelaide Private Hospital in 1900, which was renamed Calvary Hospital in 1929. The chapel reflects the significant contribution of the Catholic religious congregation to the development of private healthcare in South Australia. Founded in England in 1877 by Mary Potter, the Sisters were dedicated to caring for the poor, the sick and the dying.

Architecturally, the chapel is an outstanding example of the Inter-War Romanesque style, with influences reminiscent of a basilica of the Byzantine period. Its warm, restrained red brick exterior is characterised by picturesque asymmetrical massing, a Marseilles-tiled roof, round-headed arches, and distinctive machicolation motifs within the gables. These robust yet restrained forms create a sense of permanence and dignity while reflecting the revival of medieval architectural traditions during the Inter-War period and giving the chapel a distinctive presence within the hospital precinct.
Behind the understated exterior, the chapel’s interior is richly detailed, featuring Corinthian and Doric columns, a coffered ceiling, a gallery, and numerous statues. A distinctive circular brick apse surrounding the altar further reinforces the building’s Romanesque character and provides a striking focal point within the intimate devotional space.

Learn more about this heritage listed place: https://www.experienceadelaide.com.au/heritage-places/calvary-hospital-chapel-73-79-barnard-street-north-adelaide/

Discover the Modern Marvels Self-Guided Trail: https://www.experienceadelaide.com.au/blog/modern-marvels-trail/

That parking spot in the city matters more than you think đźš—Every day, thousands of people rely on our roads, bike lanes,...
06/11/2026

That parking spot in the city matters more than you think đźš—

Every day, thousands of people rely on our roads, bike lanes, bus stops, accessible parking spaces. taxi and loading zones.

By legally parking in the right place for the correct right time, you're helping keep the city safer, fairer and more accessible for everyone.

Because when it comes to parking, it's one park, many users. ♿🚲🚌🚑💙

Flashback Friday: Old Parliament HouseConstructed in stages between 1843 and 1875, Old Parliament House is of major hist...
05/11/2026

Flashback Friday: Old Parliament House

Constructed in stages between 1843 and 1875, Old Parliament House is of major historical significance at both state and national levels as one of the earliest surviving parliamentary buildings in Australia still in civic use.

The complex incorporates part of the original 1843 Council Chamber, the first permanent home of South Australia’s Legislative Council.

For almost a century, until the completion of the current Parliament House in 1939, the building served as the centre of parliamentary debate and legislative reform in South Australia.

Architecturally, the building reflects more than three decades of growth, combining early Georgian influences with later Victorian additions. It incorporates the work of three notable colonial architects: Edward Angus Hamilton, William Bennett Hays and Edward John Woods.

Old Parliament House is closely associated with key democratic reforms, including the introduction of the secret ballot and advances in women’s political rights.

In 1894, South Australia became the first Australian colony to grant women both the right to vote and the right to stand for Parliament, placing the colony at the forefront of electoral reform internationally.

Image: State Library of South Australia, B 395, circa 1880

Learn more here: https://brnw.ch/21x6VEw

Cycling can mean happiness, freedom, convenience, fitting some physical activity in the day, saving money, enjoying the ...
05/11/2026

Cycling can mean happiness, freedom, convenience, fitting some physical activity in the day, saving money, enjoying the Park Lands and avoiding driving and car parking stress.

Do you love cycling already, or are you looking to get back on the bike, or keen to give it a go for the first time?

Join one of three FREE cycling sessions with Bike SA this weekend and build your skills, confidence and enjoyment on two wheels.

🚲 Cycling with Kids🚲
Whether your children are learning to ride or looking to develop their skills, Bike SA instructors can help. Parents can also learn tips and techniques for riding comfortably and safely with children.
đź“… Saturday 7 November 1 pm to 4 pm
📍 Edwards Park
🎟️ Book here - https://brnw.ch/21x6Udy

🚲 Guided Ride🚲
Build your confidence with a guided ride to and from the city, led by Bike SA. Enjoy a relaxed ride, practical tips and a free coffee stop along the way.
đź“… Sunday 8 November 9 am to 11 am
📍 Frank Norton Reserve
🎟️ Book here - https://brnw.ch/21x6Udx

🚲Learn to Ride & Back on the Bike 🚲
Perfect for beginners or anyone returning to cycling after time away. Learn new skills, gain confidence and discover how easy cycling can be part of your everyday routine. (Women's Session)
đź“… Sunday 8 November 1 pm to 4 pm
📍 Edwards Park
🎟️ Book here - https://brnw.ch/21x6Udw

Spots are free, so grab your bike and get involved!

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