What's On! Issue 30: April-June 2022

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APR . MAY . JUN | 2022 | ISSUE 30

HISTORY MONTH P6

LITERARY LUNCH SERIES P 12

creative kids club CREATIVE KIDS CLUB P 21

FILMMAKING WORKSHOPS P 23

City of Marion acknowledges that it is part of Kaurna land and recognises the Kaurna people as the traditional and continuing custodians of the land.

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City of Marion Libraries are vibrant, modern, community spaces that help thousands of people find all sorts of information. You can also enjoy a range of events, classes, workshops and activities. This edition of 'What’s On' gives you a guide to upcoming events and things to do at your local library throughout April, May and June.

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Tasting Australia

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Library Through the Lens

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Author Events

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Children’s Programs

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School Holidays

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Cove Business Hub

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Arts & Culture @ Marion

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Neighbourhood Centres

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Each month, join James McCluskey-Garcia from Reading Companions Australia over lunch for a storytime session just for adults!

James will read an excerpt from the book and discuss plot, character, themes, history of the author and book.

APRIL: 'Home Truths: A Memoir' by David Williamson

BOOK IN & COME ALONG FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN A COPY OF THE MONTH'S READ + A LIBRARY BAG!

Wednesday 13 April, 12pm–1pm

FREE! Bookings essential

Cove Civic Centre 1 Ragamuffin Drive, HALLETT COVE 5158

BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

MAY: 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll Wednesday 11 May, 12pm–1pm Park Holme Library Duncan Avenue, PARK HOLME 5043

JUNE: 'The Hawke Ascendancy' by Paul Kelly Wednesday 8 June, 12pm–1pm Cove Civic Centre 1 Ragamuffin Drive, HALLETT COVE 5158

An Evening with the Vegetarian Librarian

Brought up on Oaklands Estate, Mary Genevieve Dwyer trained as a nurse serving during World War I. She experienced both hair-raising adventures and opportunities to sightsee. Twice she was mentioned in despatches for her work, and her career continued to flourish after the war. Dr Janet Scarfe is a professional historian with a particular interest in Australian army nurses in both world wars. She is indebted to Vieve Dwyer’s niece for the opportunity to access the treasure trove of records Vieve left and to uncover her story.

She might be a vegetarian, but she's also the Gen-X meat in the inter-generational sandwich of the modern workplace. A mostly true, slightly made-up tale of thwarted ambition, underachievement, and a funeral in a library. A meditation on reading and an ode to life before the device. Sold out at the Adelaide Fringe, An Evening with the Vegetarian Librarian once again brings Tracy Crisp's trademark blend of poignancy and humour to the stage.

Presented by Dr Janet Scarfe Wednesday 27 April, 10.30am Marion Council AdminBuilding - CR1/CR2 245 Sturt Road, STURT 5047 FREE! Bookings essential BOOK heritage@marion.sa.gov.au T 7420 6455

Friday 29 April, 6.30pm–7.30pm Cove Civic Centre 1 Ragamuffin Drive, HALLETT COVE 5158 Cost $5 Payable at time of booking

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Remarkable Service, in War & Peace: Vieve Dwyer AANS

BOOK ONLINE vegetarianlibrarian.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

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Boomerang Making Workshop Acknowledge Reconciliation Week with us!

Kuma Kaaru will teach you how to make a returning boomerang, using pre cut boomerangs along with files and rasps. Learn about the uses of the boomerang and how to throw it. At the conclusion of the workshop the participants keep the boomerang they have created.

Please note: this workshop is for adults 18+ Friday 27 May, 10.30am–12.30pm Cove Civic Centre 1 Ragamuffin Drive, HALLETT COVE 5158 Cost $15 Payable at time of booking BOOK ONLINE boomerangmaking.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

'As Soon As I Finish This': A Writing Workshop with Tracy Crisp Have you always wanted to write a novel (memoir, poem, play) but don't where to start?

Or you started but don't know what comes next?

Our stories are a rich and powerful gift that help us to make sense of our world and our lives... but getting them written down is sometimes harder than it looks. Tracy Crisp is a writer and performer across formats from novels to standup. Join this workshop to help get you started and (just as importantly) create a realistic plan to get it finished.

Saturday 25 June, 10.30am–12.30pm Cove Civic Centre 1 Ragamuffin Drive, HALLETT COVE 5158 Cost $10 Payable at time of booking BOOK ONLINE assoonasifinishthis.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

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Vintage Radio & Audio Recorder Exhibition

The History of the Philips Transistor & IC Manufacture in SA

Visit all of the Marion Libraries during May to see an exhibition of a unique collection of vintage radios and audio recorders, thanks to the Ellison Museum of Radio and Magnetic Recording.

Celebrate History Month with us! Visit our pop-up vintage radio exhibition and then hear stories about the experiences involved in setting up the Philips factory at Hendon in the 1960s to manufacture transistors and integrated circuits.

This collection includes radios from local SA manufacturers such as Bland Radio and Philips and Ferry Sound Industries reel to reel recorders along with other items from iconic producers.

Monday 2 May –Tuesday 31 May, During opening hours LOCATIONS: Cultural Centre Library, Cove Civic Centre & Park Holme Library FREE! No bookings required

Presented by John Crawford (Treasurer, Historical Radio Society of Australia) and David Murphy (MIE Aust CPEng Audio Engineering Society) Wednesday 11 May, 6pm–7pm Park Holme Library Duncan Avenue, PARK HOLME 5043 FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE historymonthparkholme.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

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Celebrate History Month with us! Visit our vintage radio exhibition and then learn about the history of Byer Industries, from its launch in Melbourne in 1947 and evolution with Rola Australia.

Presented by Graham Dicker, Historical Radio Society of Australia (HRSA-SA) President and current owner of Rola Australia Thursday 19 May, 6pm–7pm Marion Cultural Centre - Sturt Room 287 Diagonal Road, OAKLANDS PARK 5046 FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE historymonthmarioncc.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

The History of Audio Equipment Manufacturer: Ferry Industries of Adelaide Celebrate History Month with us! Visit our vintage radio exhibition and then learn about the history of Ferry Industries, a Clapham based garage manufacturer of valve radios, wire and tape recorders in the 1950s founded by Jack Ferry.

Presented by Keith Ellison, Vice President of Historical Radio Society of Australia and Curator of the Ellison Museum of Radio & Magnetic Recording Tuesday 24 May, 6pm–7pm Cove Civic Centre 1 Ragamuffin Drive, HALLETT COVE 5158 FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE historymonthcoveciviccentre.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

100 Years at the Red House What is the Red House? Come and find out at our History Festival event! Walk through an original Marion house full of 1920s features. It began life as a home... then what? View displays of photographs and artefacts telling the stories of this well-loved Marion landmark's many different lives!

Ground-floor; wheelchair access; easy parking in front of or behind Marion Council.

Saturday 21 May–Wednesday 25 May, 10am–4pm Marion Heritage Research Centre 245 Sturt Road, STURT 5047 FREE! Bookings essential BOOK heritage@marion.sa.gov.au T 7420 6455

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The History of Audio Manufacturers: Byer Industries & Rola Australia

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Apps to Help You Stay Healthy Discover free apps that can help you keep track of your health.

Friday 8 April, 10am–11.30am Cove Civic Centre Wednesday 20 April, 10am–11.30am Park Holme Library Thursday 28 April, 1.30pm–3pm Cultural Centre Library FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Create Art on Your Tablet Discover great creative tools for iPads and Android Tablets.

Saturday 9 April, 10am–11.30am Park Holme Library Saturday 23 April, 10am–11.30am Cove Civic Centre Thursday 19 May, 1.30pm–3pm Cultural Centre Library FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Discover and learn how to use technology in your day to day life with monthly sessions at each of our library branches.

Backing Up to the Cloud

Exploring Social Media

Digital Scrapbooking

Discover tools to help you type faster and more accurately.

Learn how to use the cloud to backup your photos and files safely.

Connect with friends, family or join a community!

Learn how to create a visually stunning scrapbook using digital tools.

Wednesday 13 April, 10am–11.30am Park Holme Library Wednesday 11 May, 10am–11.30am Park Holme Library Thursday 30 June, 10am–11.30am Cove Civic Centre FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Friday 6 May, 10am–11.30am Cove Civic Centre Wednesday 18 May, 10am–11.30am Park Holme Library Thursday 26 May, 1.30pm–3pm Cultural Centre Library FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Friday 10 June, 10am–11.30am Cove Civic Centre Wednesday 15 June, 10am–11.30am Park Holme Library Thursday 23 June, 1.30pm–3pm Cultural Centre Library FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Thursday 16 June, 1.30pm–3pm Cultural Centre Library Wednesday 29 June, 10am–11.30am Park Holme Library FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

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Improve Your Typing Skills

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iPad Borrow & Learn

Tech Drop In

Digital Mentor 1-on-1

Interested in using an iPad? Get an introduction to using an iPad and take one home for 4 weeks, including internet data!

Come to our new weekly tech drop-ins with our staff for quick help on using your phone or tablet. No appointment necessary.

Choose from 1 of 3 starting dates: Friday 1 April | 29 April | 24 June, 10am–11.30am Cove Civic Centre

Maximum 15 minutes per person

Need a bit of guidance? Book a half-hour session with our digital mentor volunteers at each of our branches. Call to book a free 1-on-1 session.

FREE! Bookings essential

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BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Weekly from Wednesday 6 April, 2pm–3.30pm Park Holme Library Weekly from Thursday 7 April, 10am–11.30am Cultural Centre Library Weekly from Friday 8 April, 2pm–3.30pm Cove Civic Centre FREE! No bookings necessary

Bookings: 8375 6755 Cove Civic Centre Bookings: 8375 6785 Cultural Centre Library Bookings: 8375 6745 Park Holme Library FREE! Bookings essential

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Tasting Australia Join one (or all three!) Literary Lunches celebrating the magic that happens when local literary talent, local produce and local wine converge.

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An exclusive experience not to be missed, these curated lunches will allow you to get up-closeand-personal with some of our State's favourite award-winning, best-selling and creative writers in a relaxed atmosphere.

Katherine Tamiko Arguile 'Meshi'

Victoria Purman 'The Nurses' War'

Wine and dine with poet, author and bookseller Molly Murn. Heart of the Grass Tree is an exquisite, searing and hope-filled debut novel set on KI about family stories, country and its living history. Enjoy lunch made with local native ingredients.

In Japan, food expresses a complex and fascinating history, tied to tradition and spirituality that has endured for centuries. With vivid insight and emotional honesty, Katherine’s new book Meshi reveals the culture infused into Japanese food. Enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine and local wine.

Over high tea and bubbles, learn about the role food played in Victoria’s book The Nurses' War, especially the rationing during World War I. Food can be an evocative tool, taking readers back to a time before the array of cuisines Australians enjoy today.

Tuesday 3 May, 12pm–2pm Cove Civic Centre 1 Ragamuffin Drive, HALLETT COVE 5158 Cost $35 Payable at time of booking

Wednesday 4 May, 12pm–2pm Cove Civic Centre 1 Ragamuffin Drive, HALLETT COVE 5158 Cost $35 Payable at time of booking

Tasting Australia

Molly Murn 'Heart of the Grass Tree'

Thursday 5 May, 12pm–2pm Cove Civic Centre 1 Ragamuffin Drive, HALLETT COVE 5158 Cost $35 Payable at time of booking

BOOK ONLINE via Tasting Australia: www.marion.sa.gov.au/literary-lunch-series

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Library Through the Lens: Jonathan Butler 'The Boy in the Dress' Join Jonathan Butler live via webinar as he talks about his historical non-fiction work that was more than ten years in the making.

On a balmy Townsville night in 1944, a young serviceman, Warwick Meale, is killed. The army and police do not, or will not, conduct a proper investigation, and history forgets the killer until now. Nearly eighty years on, Warwick's descendent Jonathan Butler dusts off the case and chases the leads that were there all along.

www.marion.sa.gov.au/lttl

Library Through the Lens aims to connect, engage, delight, educate and inspire our community online.

Tuesday 5 April, 6.30pm–7.30pm Online Webinar FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE lttljonathanbutler.eventbrite.com

Join award-nominated bestselling author Victoria Purman as she talks about her new, extraordinary story of grit, love and loss, based on the true history and real experiences of Australian nurses in World War I. Books available for sale

Author Events

Book Talk Tuesday: Victoria Purman 'The Nurses' War'

Tuesday 12 April, 6.30pm–7.30pm Marion Cultural Centre - Domin Theatre 287 Diagonal Road, OAKLANDS PARK 5046 FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE booktalktuesdayvictoriapurman.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Victoria Purman Tuesday 12 April

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Author Events

Book Talk Tuesday: Katherine Tamiko Arguile 'Meshi' For Katherine Tamiko Arguile, the Japanese food her mother cooked was a portal to a part of her that sometimes felt lost in the past. In Japan, food is never just food: it expresses a complex and fascinating history, and is tied to tradition and spirituality intrinsic to Japanese culture.

Exploring the meals of her childhood through Japan's twentyfour sekki (seasons), Katherine untangles the threads of meaning, memory and ritual woven through every glistening bowl of rice, every tender slice of sashimi and each steaming cup of green tea.

Books available for sale

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Tuesday 31 May

Tuesday 31 May, 6.30pm–7.30pm Marion Cultural Centre - Domain Theatre 287 Diagonal Road, OAKLANDS PARK 5046 FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE booktalktuesdaykatherinearguile.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Kerry Pienaar is the founder of Adelaide-based 'Complete Communication Coach' and was recognised by Yahoo!

Finance as one of Australia's top public speaking coaches in 2021. Kerry has helped hundreds of people to develop their communication skills and to believe they 'deserve to be heard'.

Hear her talk about her book which is a celebration of inspirational stories from people who have faced their fears, transformed their thinking and behaviour, and have experienced profound and dramatic impacts on their professional and personal lives.

Author Events

Book Talk Tuesday: Kerry Pienaar 'You Deserve to be Heard'

Books available for sale Tuesday 14 June, 6.30pm–7.30pm Cove Civic Centre 1 Ragamuffin Drive, HALLETT COVE 5158

Kerry Pienaar Tuesday 14 June

FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE booktalktuesdaykerrypienaar.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

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Children's Programs Tuesdays, 10.45am Cove Civic Centre Wednesdays, 9.30am Park Holme Library

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Thursdays, 9.30am Cultural Centre Library

FREE! Every week during the school term Children must be accompanied by an adult.

BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com

Wednesdays, 10.30am Park Holme Library

FREE! Every week during the school term Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Children's Programs

Tuesdays, 9.30am Cove Civic Centre

Thursdays, 10.30am Cultural Centre Library

BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com

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Children's Programs

Bricks N Bytes

Book Busters

Is your child interested in STEAM, LEGO and digital tech? Book them into our after-school program, Bricks N Bytes.

During this 8-week course we will explore a hands-on approach to STEAM concepts by building and coding different LEGO projects using our new LEGO Education Kits.

Is your child an avid reader and looking to meet up with other readers? At Book Busters, we meet in the library each week after school, to browse new books, read, chat, and share the excitement about reading. Bring a friend to make it a fun session!

Suitable for ages 8+

Weekly during school term Starting Tuesday 10 May, 3.45pm–4.30pm Cultural Centre Library 287 Diagonal Road, OAKLANDS PARK 5046

Weekly during school term Starting Monday 9 May, 3.45pm–4.30pm Cove Civic Centre 1 Ragamuffin Drive, HALLETT COVE 5158 FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

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Suitable for ages 8+

FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Calling all aspiring artists! Join us for Creative Kids Club, an after-school program where you have an opportunity to learn new skills, try out different media and most importantly have fun while being creative! This 8-week course will cover different topics each week including drawing, painting, design and collage. All materials provided.

Suitable for ages 8+ Weekly during school term Starting Wednesday 11 May, 3.45pm–4.30pm Park Holme Library Duncan Avenue, PARK HOLME 5043

Children's Programs

Creative Kids Club

Cost $20 per term Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

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Shake, Shake! Music Craft for Kids Get busy with cardboard rolls, ribbons and wooden shapes and at the end of the hour you should have two instruments to make music with! All materials supplied.

Suitable for ages 6+ Tuesday 19 April, 10am–11am Cove Civic Centre Wednesday 20 April, 10am–11am Park Holme Library

School holidays activities are on offer at all branches of the Marion Library Service.

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Try your hand at making a short film or get busy with musical crafts! We've got something for everyone.

Thursday 21 April, 10am–11am Cultural Centre Library FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Music for Babies & Toddlers

An exciting opportunity to learn how to make a film from a story using innovative techniques and useful hints.

Presented by Holly Winter, Filmmaker and Video Creator.

A special Baby Bounce session during the summer holidays that is sure to delight you and your little one. We have an amazing session of songs, rhymes finger-play and more!

This workshop is offered in 2 sessions on consecutive weeks. Book into both sessions or into one.

Suitable for ages 0–2 years. Siblings welcome.

Suitable for ages 9+ WORKSHOP 1: Thursday 21 April, 10am–11.30am Cove Civic Centre WORKSHOP 2: Thursday 28 April, 10am–11.30am Cove Civic Centre Cost $10 per workshop Payable at time of booking BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Tuesday 19 April, 10am–10.30am Cove Civic Centre

School Holidays

Filmmaking Workshops

Wednesday 20 April, 10am–10.30am Park Holme Library Thursday 21 April, 10am–10.30am Cultural Centre Library FREE! Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marionlibraries.eventbrite.com T 8375 6755

Find out more about what we offer for kids at marion.sa.gov.au/libraries

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Cove Business Hub

Become a Member of Cove Business Hub

Becoming a member of the Cove Business Hub gives you the following amazing benefits:

Stop sitting in isolation working from home. Our modern, friendly and inclusive coworking space just up the hill at the Cove Civic Centre is the perfect place to take your business to the next level, meet other business professionals and be productive.

> Access to the coworking space 8.30am–5.00pm Mon, Wed and Fri, and open to 7.00pm on Tues and Thurs

Scan here to book a free trial today!

Annual, monthly membership available

> Book online 24/7 (instant confirmation) > Use of the coworking small meeting room > Discounted venue hire and one free large meeting room per quarter > Discounted tickets to Cove Business Hub workshops, networking events and training > Monthly e-newsletters to keep you up to date with the business support available to help your business grow, networking activities, upskilling workshops and partner programs > Dedicated desk space and access to high speed broadband > Bottomless coffee and tea and kitchen access > Monthly e-newsletters to keep you up to date with what’s happening at the Cove Business Hub > An invitation to our coworking end of year celebration > Free parking

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1 Ragamuffin Drive, Hallett Cove | 0499 719 438 | covebusinesshub.com.au

There are seven experienced independent consultants that can help you get on track, stay on track or change tack.

Some of the areas they can assist you in include: > Retail (opshops, community cafés, sporting clubs delivering a retail experience)

> Social Media

> Strategic Marketing

> Workforce Planning, HR and WHS

> General Business (including Grant applications, Business planning and Strategy)

Cove Business Hub

Are you involved in managing a not-for-profit or have your own business within the City of Marion? Yes? Then the Southern Business Mentoring Program is available to you!

> Websites, Google and Email

> Health and Wellbeing

To learn more about this amazing service go to southernbusinessmentoring.com.au and book a free session today

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Arts & Culture @ Marion

The Desirables Featuring lots of fun trivia and audience interaction, this spectacular and dynamic show is presented by the award-winning Pulse Band. Paying tribute to legends of the music industry like Neil Diamond, Shirley Bassey, John Farnham, Tina Turner, The Beatles, Dolly Parton, Tom Jones and more.

Tuesday 12 April, 11am Marion Cultural Centre – Domain Theatre 287 Diagonal Road, OAKLANDS PARK 5046 T 8375 6855 All tickets $20 online transaction fee applies

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The Alphabet of Awesome Science Join professors Lexi Con and Noel Edge (the Word Nerd and the Science Freak) for a thrilling voyage through the alphabet — where sesquipedalian words inspire mind-blowing scientific surprises! Brace yourself for an hour of carefully crafted alphabetical, scientifical (awardwinning!) chaos — that floats, flies, squirts, sprays, ignites and erupts!

Thursday 28 April, 2pm Marion Cultural Centre – Domain Theatre 287 Diagonal Road, OAKLANDS PARK 5046 T 8375 6855 All tickets $15 online transaction fee applies

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Come along to an information session with Haidi Sutherland from The Indoor Jungle. Haidi is a horticulturalist, indoor plant specialist, and sits on the board of the nursery and garden industry of SA. She also co-hosts a TV show called Get Dirty With Milton and regularly writes articles for the SA Life Garden magazine.

Saturday 30 April, 2pm (includes Q&A) Marion Cultural Centre – Domain Theatre 287 Diagonal Road, OAKLANDS PARK 5046 T 8375 6855 All tickets $12 online transaction fee applies

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Gentle on My Mind Greg Hart sings the songs of Jimmy Webb, made famous by Glen Campbell. This show features the versatility of Greg Hart’s vocal skills. Featuring the songs: Galveston, Rhinestone Cowboy, Gentle on my Mind, and many more. Don’t miss this new show by one of Adelaide’s leading performers.

Tuesday 10 May, 11am Marion Cultural Centre – Domain Theatre 287 Diagonal Road, OAKLANDS PARK 5046 T 8375 6855

ABBA Arrival featuring The Flaming Sambucas

Rebel by Highwire Entertainment

Allsorts of Entertainment presents ABBA Arrival featuring The Flaming Sambucas. The Arrival album was released on 11th October 1976 and was one of ABBA's most successful albums. The Flaming Sambucas will perform all of the album plus many more of your favourite ABBA hits.

Rebel is a live circus rock tribute to the original rebel, David Bowie.

Stage dive into the mosh pit for a night of live music, glittering glam rock, breathtaking aerials and more. Live music combined with circus and comedy brings to life an incredible body of work that spanned over 50 years, and an aesthetic that broke ground and inspired generations.

All tickets $20

Saturday 21 May, 8pm Marion Cultural Centre – Domain Theatre 287 Diagonal Road, OAKLANDS PARK 5046 T 8375 6855

online transaction fee applies

Tickets $38 or $35 concession

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Tickets $38 or $35 concession

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online transaction fee applies

Friday 27 May, 8pm Marion Cultural Centre – Domain Theatre 287 Diagonal Road, OAKLANDS PARK 5046 T 8375 6855

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The Indoor Jungle Information Session

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Neighbourhood Centres

Cooinda Neighbourhood Centre 245 Sturt Road, STURT 5047 T 8375 6703

Your local Neighbourhood Centre is the perfect place to have fun, meet people and learn something new.

We have four Neighbourhood Centres in the City of Marion; Cooinda, Glandore, Mitchell Park and Trott Park, which create opportunities for our community to meet, socialise and connect.

For more information about our Neighbourhood Centres visit

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Monday 9am–4pm Tuesday 9am–7pm Wednesday 9am–4pm Thursday 9am–4pm Friday 9am–4pm Saturday 9am–12pm

Mitchell Park Neighbourhood Centre 1 Cumbria Court, MITCHELL PARK 5043 T 8375 6804 Monday 9am–4pm Tuesday 9am–4pm Wednesday 9am–4pm Thursday 9am–4pm Friday 9am–4pm

Glandore Community Centre 25 Naldera Street, GLANDORE 5037 T 7420 6400

Trott Park Neighbourhood Centre 34 Hessing Crescent, TROTT PARK 5158 T 8387 2074

Monday 9am–4pm Tuesday 9am–4pm Wednesday 9am–4pm Thursday 9am–4pm Friday 9am–4pm Saturday 9am–12pm

Monday 9am–4pm Tuesday 9am–4pm Wednesday 9am–4pm Thursday 9am–4pm Friday 9am–4pm Saturday 9am–12pm

Have you always loved weaving? Would you like to learn more about Aboriginal traditional weaving? This class is designed to encourage our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members to come together with nonAboriginal community to engage, teach and share. You can start a new weaving project in class and bring it along each week to work on growing your project.

Tuesdays, APR: 5 | 12 MAY: 3 | 10 | 17 | 24 | 31 JUN: 7 | 14 | 21 | 28 JUL: 5 10am–11.30am Glandore Community Centre 25 Naldera Street, GLANDORE 5037 T 7420 6400

Tuesdays, APR: 5 | 12 MAY: 3 | 10 | 17 | 24 | 31 JUN: 7 | 14 | 21 | 28 JUL: 5 1pm–2.30pm Cooinda Neighbourhood Centre 245 Sturt Road, STURT 5047 T 8375 6703

Fridays, APR: 1 | 8 MAY: 6 | 13 | 20 | 27 JUN: 3 | 10 | 17 | 24 JUL: 1 | 8 1pm–2.30pm Trott Park Neighbourhood Centre 34 Hessing Drive, TROTT PARK 5158 T 8387 2074

Limited to 20 spaces

Limited to 20 spaces

Limited to 20 spaces

Neighbourhood Centres

Weave New Connections

Cost $7 for non-Aboriginal participants / FREE for Aboriginal participants BOOK ONLINE marioncommunityhubs.eventbrite.com Bookings essential

T 7420 6524 for more information

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Southern Nungas Men’s Group Are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander man? Are you looking to learn new skills or share old skills? Would you like to connect with other Nunga fellas to work together to create, learn and share? If so, this program is for you.

1st & 3rd Thursday of each month, 11.30am–2.30pm Trott Park Neighbourhood Centre 34 Hessing Crescent, TROTT PARK 5158 T 8387 2074 FREE for Aboriginal participants Bookings essential BOOK ONLINE marioncommunityhubs.eventbrite.com

Developing Cultural Awareness Presented by Tauondi Aboriginal Colleges Thomas Buzzacott Have you found yourself wanting or needing to learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture? This free workshop is your opportunity to extend your learnings and is part of celebrating Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week 2022. During the session, you will learn about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander History: > Pivotal Moments > Terminology > Pre Colonisation/Post Colonisation/World View > Individual and group activities The government policies of the day and the intergenerational impact of those policies: > Stolen Generation/Identity/Incarceration/Loss of land – Native Title/Reconciliation Bring along questions, queries and discussion topics. Tom will be happy to talk all things cultural.

FREE! Bookings essential

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Friday 10 June, 9am–12.30pm Trott Park Neighbourhood Centre 34 Hessing Drive, TROTT PARK 5158 T 8387 2074 Friday 17 June, 12pm–4.30pm Cooinda Neighbourhood Centre 245 Sturt Road, STURT 5047 T 8375 6703 Thursday 23 June, 9am–1pm Glandore Community Centre 25 Naldera Street, GLANDORE 5037 T 7420 6400 T 7420 6524 for more information

Enjoy barista made coffee, muffins, scones, toasties and more.

The community garden on premises is also open to pick up some seedlings for your veggie patches or perhaps a decorative indoor plant.

Neighbourhood Centres

Nestled away in the stunning grounds of Glandore Community Centre Café 25 is the perfect spot to start your weekend!

Whilst you're there check out the awesome new playground, basketball court, mini soccer pitch and why not test your table tennis skills.

PM OPEN SATURDAYS 9AM – 12

25 Naldera Street, Glandore 5037

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COOINDA IS OPEN LATE NIGHTS! Did you know we are now open late at Cooinda!

Every Tuesday we have extended our opening times until 7pm. Join us for a wide range of activities and stay for a meal!

To find out what's happening head on over to our website or phone the centre.

Open to all ages!

T: 8375 6703

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W: marion.sa.gov.au/cooinda

Cooinda Neighbourhood Centre 245 Sturt Road, STURT 5047

Monday 9am–4pm Tuesday 9am–7pm Wednesday 9am–4pm Thursday 9am–4pm Friday 9am–4pm Saturday 9am–12pm

How to report or request an issue Request it Follow it Resolve it

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Submit a request or report an issue using the My Marion Customer Portal. You will be provided a report ID number.

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including the expected completion date. Otherwise, track your request using your report ID number.

will update the status in My Marion.

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LIBRARY LOCATIONS AND OPENING TIMES

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

CULTURAL CENTRE

COVE CIVIC CENTRE

PARK HOLME

287 Diagonal Road, Oaklands Park, SA 5046

1 Ragamuffin Drive, Hallett Cove, SA 5158

Duncan Avenue, Park Holme, SA 5043

T 8375 6785

T 8375 6755

T 8375 6745

9.30am – 7pm 9.30am – 7pm 9.30am – 5pm 9.30am – 7pm 9.30am – 5pm 10am – 4pm 1pm – 4pm

9.30am – 5pm 9.30am – 7pm 9.30am – 5pm 9.30am – 7pm 9.30am – 5pm 10am – 4pm 1pm – 4pm

9.30am – 5pm 9.30am – 5pm 9.30am – 7pm 9.30am – 5pm 9.30am – 5pm 10am – 4pm Closed

grams, To book for pro rkshops events and wo raries.

marionlib Book online at ry , visit any libra m eventbrite.co .

55 67 e 8375 branch or phon

Wheelchair access | All libraries are closed on public holidays

marion.sa.gov.au/libraries City of Marion Libraries

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For more information Visit marion.sa.gov.au/libraries scan the code or call 8375 6785 libraryevents@marion.sa.gov.au