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Arts & Culture

Galleries & Makers

The Fleurieu has long drawn painters, sculptors and ceramicists. Today it is dotted with galleries, open studios, public sculpture trails and annual art prizes.

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Gilbert's Motor Museum

Classic cars and motoring memorabilia

A family-run motor museum in the heart of Strathalbyn housing a rotating collection of classic cars, motoring memorabilia and vintage advertising.

Strathalbyn Heritage & History Family Activities Arts & Culture
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Magpie Springs

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Boutique wines and paintings on Willunga Hill

A boutique cellar door and working art gallery on the Willunga scarp, showcasing estate wines alongside paintings by Adelaide artist Avril Thomas in a garden setting with valley views.

Willunga Willunga Hill Wine & Cellar Doors Arts & Culture Eat & Drink
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Red Poles

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Cafe, gallery and B&B on McMurtrie Road

Long-running McMurtrie Road cafe, restaurant, art gallery and B&B hidden in the bush behind Wirra Wirra - a McLaren Vale institution since the 1990s.

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Signal Point Gallery

Contemporary gallery on the Goolwa Wharf

A contemporary and touring exhibition gallery housed in a landmark building on the Goolwa Wharf, looking out over the Murray River.

Goolwa Arts & Culture Heritage & History Family Activities
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Station Masters Art Gallery

Local art in the old Strathalbyn Railway Station

A community art gallery run by the Strathalbyn Arts Society, housed in the beautifully restored old Strathalbyn Railway Station on South Terrace.

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Willunga Courthouse Museum

Step into an 1855 courtroom and police lock-up

The 1855 Willunga Courthouse and adjoining police cells have been preserved as a pocket museum by the National Trust, complete with magistrate's bench, dock, cells and stables.

Willunga Heritage & History Arts & Culture
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Willunga Slate Museum

Tools and tales from a slate-roofing empire

A small National Trust museum on Willunga's historic High Street dedicated to the 19th-century slate quarries that roofed half of South Australia. Entry is free and the galleries are packed with original tools, photographs and local stories.

Willunga Heritage & History Arts & Culture
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