Onkaparinga Arts

Calling all Monty Python fans for the
Monty Python Singalong Circus!

Saturday 27 June | 8:00 PM

Join the hilarious fun as ‘Dr H’ revives the great satirical songs from the Monty Python era in his piano cabaret show. Participation is a must, with cabaret antics, interactive patter, and lots of singalong.

The show is the brainchild of piano song-master Antony (Dr H) Hubmayer (Tom Lehrer Show - Singalonga Pub Quiz) and he’ll have you rolling and ‘silly-walking’ down the aisles, no experience necessary!

The show includes all the classic songs such as: Lumberjack Song, Galaxy Song, Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life and many, many more…

Tickets $38.00 | conc $35.00 | Table of 8 $256.00 ($32 per ticket)
Follow the link below to select your table.
Online bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/DFIYI
Over the phone: 8326 5577

The Arts Centre
22 Gawler Street Port Noarlunga

Monty Python Singalong Circus Join the hilarious fun as ‘Dr H’ revives the great satirical songs from the Monty Python era in this piano cabaret show. Participation is a must,...

Last chance to book a ticket for VE DAY - Three Little Sisters
On tomorrow, Friday 8 May, 11am
Adult - $30 | Concession - $27 |Table of 8 - $192 ($24 each)
Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/DFIXX

Celebrate the anniversary VE Day with the golden-voiced trio, The Three Little Sisters - Australia’s classiest vintage, award-winning tribute act to The Andrews Sisters. Tania Savelli, Melanie Smith and Shelley Pantic capture the spirit of the 1940s with close harmonies, lively charm and charismatic performances that honour the era. They transport audiences back to the victory celebrations of 1945, delivering nostalgia, elegance and uplifting entertainment perfect for commemorating this historic day, with music that uplifts and unites.
Complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits included in ticket price.

Arts Centre
22 Gawler Street, Port Noarlunga
ph 8326 5577

The Textile Market is in full swing!

Pop on down to the Arts Centre and browse the stalls, there are so many stunning handmade items, from felt hats, shawls to socks, slippers, yarn and needles and other items to help you on your creative textile journey.

Open until 3pm.

Arts Centre
22 Gawler Street, Port Noarlunga

Every year our Beanies to Berets exhibition gives us something special, in 2026 that is Elliot, aged 12, and his fabulous knitted beanie 'Winter Beach'.

Elliot practiced and practiced and frogged (undid) his work several times to get it right, seeking help from local artist Mary Pulford in the process.

I think you'll agree that's impressive determination and dedication.

Elliot's work is on display until Monday 15 June, unless sold.

Beanies to Berets opened yesterday.

Image: 'Winter Beach' worn by Elliot.
Image credit: Elena Pochesneva

Art and textile lovers this weekend is for you!

At the Arts Centre:

-Opening night of the Beanies to Beret Exhibition
Friday night 1 May, 6-8pm
Celebrate our 9th year with us.
Free entry, all welcome.
Light refreshments served.
Licensed bar operating.

-Textile Market
Saturday 2 May, 10am-3pm
19 stalls of textiles, fabric art, and more!
Free entry all welcome.

-Opening of New World by artist Tsukushi Bevan
Saturday 2 May, 2-4pm
Red Rover Gallery
New World captures the novel experiences of the artist’s everyday encounters since moving to the Fleurieu Peninsula from Tokyo in 2024. She abstracts her emotions and impressions into tangible forms.
Free entry, all welcome.
Light refreshments served.
Licensed bar operating.

-Sunday 3 May, 2-4pm
Adelaide Baroque Quartet
Passionate about early music and performing works as they were intended to be heard, the Adelaide Baroque Quartet use gut strings, baroque bows and historically informed techniques.
Tickets available: https://www.trybooking.com/DFIXA
Complimentary coffee, tea and biscuits.

At Sauerbier House

-Saturday Stitch Sessions with Artist in Residence Sera Waters
Saturday 2 May, 1-4pm
These open sessions will lean into the superpowers of textiles; sharing, community, and side-by-side conversation. Bring along your current stitching project and drop into the Riverside Studio anytime between 1pm-4pm (on the listed dates).
These sessions are free, however bookings are required.
Under 18 to be accompanied by participating adult.
Afternoon tea provided.
Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/DLRQE

-Artist in Residence - Valerie Kirk
Studio project | River of Connection
SUNROOM Studio | April – May
The project explores how we cultivate a sense of attachment and belonging. Artist and tapestry weaver Valerie Kirk (ACT) will walk, draw and make beside/in the Onkaparinga River to experience and learn. She will visit the Onkaparinga Woollen Mill Museum, upstream in Lobethal to study the history and use of the river’s water. The community is invited to join her to reflect on their connections to the river, environment, the Mill, and personal experiences by creating postcards for a group installation.