Whyalla Left Hand Club stands on the traditional lands of the Barngarla People. The Whyalla Left Hand Club started in 1942 because of a concern by a number of gentlemen who used to gather at a bar in the Hotel Whyalla. This bar became known as “The Left Hand Bar,” a name by which it … Read more
Tumby Bay Soldiers Memorial Hall, SA, Barngarla Country Tumby Bay Soldiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barngarla People. The Tumby Bay Soldiers Memorial Hall was built on the 23rd of January 1957. The hall is incredibly active, with performances and concerts year-round including hosting Adelaide Fringe Festival, a Roald Dahl production, … Read more
Elliston Community Hall, SA, Wirangu/Naou Country Elliston Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wirangu/Naou People. Situated on the shores of spectacular Waterloo Bay, Elliston is known for its rugged, scenic coastline and as a great place for fishing, swimming, surfing and bush walking. Set between rolling hills and some of the most … Read more
Kimba Soldiers Memorial Hall, SA, Barngala Country The Kimba Soldiers Memorial Hall is centrally located in Kimba on the corner of High Street and Cross Street. The Hall was built in the 1920s and was first opened in July 1929. In 1956 plans were developed to extend the facility. These extensions were completed in 1958. … Read more
