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Victor Harbor Half Marathon
Victor Harbor Half Marathon
Join us on Sunday 4 December for South Australia’s flatest half marathon course along the Encounter Bay Bikeway. The morning will also feature a 10K, 5K and free kids’ dash. If you are looking for a PB course with million dollar views across our spectacular south coast then this is the race for you.
1 event,
Gondwana VR: The Exhibition
A world-first multi-sensory installation distilling 100 years of climate data into a single day, this unique meditation on one of Australia’s richest ecosystems invites visitors to become lost in an evocative tribute to its lush foliage, light-streaked canopies, and forest floor teeming with life.
2 events,
Summer school holidays at Adelaide Zoo
These holidays, share a wild moment together and support species. Learn about all the different plants around the zoo as you spot the new Cotton-top Tamarin babies hitching a ride with the troop and watch the Sumatran Tiger cubs pounce and play.
3 events,
Voyage installation
Voyage: Experience the William Farquhar Collection of Natural History Drawings of Southeast Asia Join us on a Voyage, see the stunning digital installation bringing to life a selection of botanical and zoological watercolours from the National Museum of Singapore’s William Farquhar Collection of Natural History Drawings. The collected […]
4 events,
Fanatics Half Marathon
What better way to start Christmas Day than with a cheeky 6am half marathon around West Lakes? Burn a few calories then consumer ten times as many during the day. There is no website as this is an unofficial event but you'll usually find details on the SA Road Runners Club Facebook page. Otherwise head to Brebner Drive in front of the Lakes Resort by about 5:45am to sing 'Oh Come All Ye Faithful" before a 6am start. (Shorter distances also available.)
4 events,
Melrose Running Festival
Mt. Remarkable National Park is located just over 3 hours drive north of, a 30km starting at Mambray Creek and the traditional 15km "King of the Mount" up to the summit and back down again.