Search

…Visitor information outlets Visitor Information Outlets (VIO) are non-accredited visitor services that are located within other businesses. The Barossa Council has 3 VIO’s that underpin and work…

…Venue hire Whether you're planning a private function, concert, festival, or sporting event, The Barossa Council has a wide range of venues, parks, reserves, and spaces available for hire. All events…

…Public Health and Wellbeing Plan Following extensive collaboration and community engagement, a Regional Public Health and Wellbeing Plan has been developed for the Gawler, Barossa, Mallala and Light…

…Media Release Major sporting boost for Southern Barossa 6 May 2021 Hundreds of local sportspeople are the big winners thanks to a $660,000 upgrade of sporting facilities at Lyndoch Oval as part…

… to creative endeavours. Recent project highlights include the launch of Drive My Future in collaboration with Youth Barossa which provides young people with low-cost learner driver opportunities…

…General Tanunda Oval under lights 27 Jul. 2020 Investment in LED floodlights has elevated Tanunda Oval as a premier Barossa sports, community and events venue. Four new floodlights are now fully…

…The Barossa Council strives to achieve the accuracy and currency of information on this website, but cannot guarantee it. You should note that: Use of the information and data contained…

…Heritage resources Local heritage places Attraction Location Angaston blacksmith shop and museum 19 Murray Street, Angaston Angaston Heritage Walk Angaston Barossa Goldfields Trail Para Wirra…

…Local Economic Development Plan The Barossa Local Economic Development Plan has been created to help support local jobs, business, and long-term economic growth of the area. There are two primary…

…Barossa and Light Home Assist contractors Join our Barossa and Light Home Assist Contractor Panel as a contractor and help elderly in the region to remain living safely in their own home, maintain…

…! 'Health Literacy' is about how adults access, understand and use health information in ways to benefit their physical and mental health. The Barossa Council has received funding from the Country SA PHN…

…Community cars Our community cars are driven by volunteer drivers who are fully trained, assessed and security cleared. To use the community car service you must be a resident of The Barossa Council…

…. The proposed use is an intergenerational social hub for the older people of the Southern Barossa. It is intended the hall will remain available for community functions and use into the future. The full…

… of the main reasons people come to visit the Barossa area. New residents - welcome Welcome to the Barossa! We encourage you to explore our site for more information on the services, projects, events…

…Online Maps Our online mapping tools allows you to look at high-level data such as flood maps, wastewater systems, and roads in the Barossa region. These maps can be accessed by clicking on the below…

…Media Release Contemporising Barossa Libraries 11 Feb. 2022 On this page Mount Pleasant Library - FAQs We are seeking community feedback on a Barossa Libraries Review which proposes wide-ranging…

…, widening of the Main Oval, new Inclusive Playground and new Clubrooms and Changerooms. Barossa Creative Industries Centre The Big Project Plan and design phase Barossa Creative Industries Centre…

…Volunteering Volunteering Barossa and Light is a collaborative community service in partnership with Light Regional Council, which commenced in March 2009. We match volunteers to opportunities…

…Volunteer Resource Centre Volunteering is a rewarding experience that offers opportunities to connect with, inspire, and give back to the Barossa and Light communities. There are many ways to become…

…Media Release Barossa to celebrate cycling and community 14 Jan. 2022 Celebrate cycling and community in the Barossa on Sunday 23 January when the Women’s Ziptrak Stage 1 kicks off the 2022 Santos…