Fleurieu Living Magazine Summer 2021-22

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DIARY DATES

Summer Diary Dates MARKETS: Willunga Farmers Market Check out the new location at Willunga High School. Every Saturday, 8am – 12pm Come rain, hail or shine, enjoy fresh produce from more than eighty farmers and artisan food makers. Become a member for discounts on all your goods, and enjoy the nourishing community atmosphere every week. Willunga Quarry Market Adjacent to the Willunga Oval Second Saturday of each month, 9am – 1pm Browse through an eclectic mix of wares ranging from secondhand tools to plants and crafts. Willunga Artisans and Handmade Market Willunga Show Hall Second Saturday of each month, 9am – 1pm An inspiring curated market showcasing local art and handmade goods. A great place to buy a unique, handmade gift made from high quality materials. Goolwa Wharf Market First and third Sunday of every month, 9am – 3pm With around eighty stalls including bric-a-brac, collectables, fresh local produce, plants, books both new and old, unique artisan goods, and delicious food and coffee, you’ll find a myriad of goodies at this market. Port Elliot Market Lakala Reserve Port Elliot First and third Saturday of each month, 9am – 2pm A classic country market with plenty of fresh local produce, plants, bric-a-brac, books, fishing gear, and even a two-dollar stall. Soak up the ambience and variety of wares both you and your dogs can enjoy. Below: Purchase some original artwork at the Surf Art 2021 Exhibition in the Arts Centre, Port Noarlunga between the 10th and 31st of January 2022. (Image shown by Sara Lane: Shallows – Ocean Waves #10, Resin, wood Winner of the Surf Art exhibition 2020.)

Victor Harbor Farmers Market Grosvenor Gardens, Victor Harbor Every Saturday, 8am – 12.30pm Spend the morning choosing from thirty plus stalls, with locally caught seafood, organic vegetables, seasonal fruit, local honey, mushrooms, fresh flowers, Fleurieu wines and much more. Kingscote Farmers & Artisan Market Kingscote Wharf Second and fourth Sunday of each month, 10am – 2pm With baked goods, preserves, coffee, plants, seasonal produce and locally made arts and crafts, this market is a great place to experience Kangaroo Island wares. Meadows Market Meadows Memorial Hall Second Sunday of every month, 9am – 3pm A market focused on promoting community. Returning after Covid closure in 2020, the Meadows Market has something for everyone including plants, food, bric-a-brac and much more. Myponga Market The old Myponga Cheese Factory (next to Smiling Samoyed Brewery) Saturdays, Sundays and most public holidays, 9.30am – 4pm Browse a range of stalls, including art, books, ceramics, toys, records and collectables. There’s also a variety of local food choices including baked goods and seasonal produce. Strathalbyn Market Next to the Gilbert’s Motor Museum on High Street Third Sunday of every month, 8am – 3pm A quaint, country-style market with bric-a-brac, local produce and condiments, crafts, plants, jewellery and much more. Yankalilla Craft and Produce Market Agricultural Hall Third Saturday of each month, 9am – 1pm This lesser-known market is a surprising gem offering homemade jams and preserves, delicious sweet treats, locally grown fruits and vegetables, plus craftwork, trinkets and unique gifts.


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Celebrating the friends of Willunga Basin

4min
pages 126-129

Celebrating two delicious decades of the Willunga Farmers Market

4min
pages 106-107

FLM high school student portraiture series

2min
pages 114-117

Fleurieu Film Festival: Dream

1min
pages 104-105

Cocktail recipes: Shake it up this summer

3min
pages 122-125

What to buy, where to buy it

2min
pages 118-121

Vic Waclawik and Sam Mulcahy Reclaim Sculpture exhibition Signal Point Art gallery

3min
pages 108-113

Beatice Jeavons: Art, science and sustainability

4min
pages 102-103

Simon White: Going with the flow

3min
pages 100-101

Rachel and Olivia Orchard: All in the mix

4min
pages 98-99

Uncorked: From here to now

5min
pages 94-97

In full bloom A collaborative creation

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pages 88-91

Books, literature, art & design at South Seas Books, Port Elliot

5min
pages 64-67

Anja Jagsch: Forager, maker

4min
pages 70-73

The fabric of our community wellbeing

4min
pages 68-69

Golden hour: Gorgeous Soles

2min
pages 76-87

Ask a local

3min
pages 62-63

Diary dates to keep you busy this summer

19min
pages 16-27

Jojo Krause and Angel Benjamin A strong shot of entrepreneurial spirit

4min
pages 40-41

Sun-kissed: sejour club

2min
pages 32-37

Faces and places: Roger Robinson aka ‘Seagull Man’

10min
pages 52-61

Mariana Mezic: To the beat of her own drum

4min
pages 28-31

Something to celebrate: FLM is 10

6min
pages 12-15

Summer reading recommendations

8min
pages 42-51

Nick and Rebecca Dugmore Unbottling KI’s potential

4min
pages 38-39
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