What’s on this September In Port lincoln
What’s On this September In Port Lincoln
September celebrates the arrival of Spring with colourful displays of flowers, fruit trees blossoming and blue skies above. Spring is the ideal time to enjoy the great outdoors and attend one of the many community events happening in Port Lincoln this September. Maybe it’s tackling a few of those long overdue outside jobs or catching up with family and friends.Here is our guide for What’s on this September in Port Lincoln.
Heart Foundation Walking Group – Lincoln’ites
Father’s Day
1st September
This Sunday is Father’s Day so why not show your appreciation and gratitude for that special person and treat them to lunch or dinner in a Port Lincoln Cafe or Restaurant.
See our list of gift ideas for Father’s Day, Port Lincoln Business Directory has some great local business listings to help you find the perfect present.
HMAS Melbourne to visit Port Lincoln
30th Aug – 1st Sept
HMAS Melbourne will sail into Port Lincoln tomorrow on one of its last port visits before it is decommissioned later this year.
The 138-metre long ship will spend three days in Port Lincoln, arriving Friday August 30th at 10am into Brennan’s Wharf.
The ship is one of six of the Adelaide-class frigate, and is the last still in active service but not for much longer!
Science in the Pub
5 September 18:00-19:30 Tasman Hotel
Will Lasers and Robots eventually replace Surgeons?
This presentation will be about How Technology such as Robots & Lasers are increasingly part of everyday modern surgery.
Guest presenter will be medical surgeon and university lecturer, Mr Rick Catterwell. It will be a free, fun, and inspiring presentation that is suitable for the whole family.
Nautilus Arts Theatre
Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes & Dirty Beasts
September 13 and 14th @ 6:30 pm – 7:20 pm
Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes & Dirty Beasts bursts off the page in a spectacular live show, taking the world’s best-loved fairy tales and rearranging them with some surprising and hilarious twists. Frighteningly funny and seriously silly, Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes & Dirty Beasts is the perfect family entertainment – for children 5 to 105. It delights and disgusts in equal measures.
Tenori: Timeless
September 18 @ 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
David Kidd, Craig Atkinson and Andrew Pryor share a collection of enduring classics from the worlds of Opera, Music Theatre, Pop and Jazz.
Tenori have established themselves as a national touring force, travelling the length and breadth of Australia. The lads have been working hard on a new album and are excited to share fresh versions of songs by Puccini, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Lloyd-Webber, Simon & Garfunkel, Verdi and Peter Allen (to name a few), with a three-piece band.
Ticket includes morning tea before the show.
Exhibitions
August 19 – September 15 @ 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Kunyi June Anne McInerney – “My Paintings Speak For Me” A sensitive exploration of the experiences of cultural loss, separation from family, and finding happiness amongst hardship. Walter Nicholls Gallery 9 August – 15 September
A Day On The Bay
29th September @ 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
A Day on the Bay. A unique food and wine event held at various venues throughout idyllic Coffin Bay. A relaxing, fun family day out showcasing famous local oysters and other tantalising dishes and experiences. See the oyster beds, smell the salt air and dodge the emus. Come and savour the oysters at their finest in a vibrant atmosphere encompassing good food, good wine and good music. Make sure you get along and sample some of the world’s best oysters and fresh seafood delicacies and local produce at this great family event.
Six participating venues for 2019..
1802 Bar & Bistro, Oyster HQ, Coffin Bay Sporting Club, Beachcomber, Coffin Bay Yacht Club & Coffin Bay Hotel
School Holidays
27th September – 14th October
Just a friendly reminder that the South Australian School Holidays start 27th of Sep so be ready for early dismissal on Friday and we wish you safe and happy holidays.
