Exploring SA German Histories.

Saturday 10 May, 9.30-4.45 at the Langmeil Centre, 7 Maria Street, Tanunda.

A restored cottage, recorded songs, recipes, baptism, business, naturalisation, wills, a lost village, a shattered tombstone, state or local archives, private or community initiatives, including the Bethany app, Hills Local Wiki and Wendish Trail.

Gather, hold, show, share, and tell diverse stories and preserve our heritage.

$50, including morning and afternoon tea and lunch.

Book with Christine Leske: ejleske@internode.on.net or phone m: 0428 337 132

SA History Festival Organ Concert “Lemke Alive!”

WHEN: Sunday 18 May at 2.30pm. WHERE: Immanuel Church - Kavel Hall, Immanuel Way, Light Pass

ORGANIST: Scott Angove

Rediscover the 1885 Daniel Lemke pipe organ played in recital by renowned Barossa organist, Scott Angove.

Lemke organs are national treasures – with their bright Nordic sounds, music seems to spring from the heart of his instruments.

After being displaced from the Barossa for 60 years, this little organ is again back home making music – Lemke Alive!

Tickets: Adults $10, Children Free – available at the door (Cash). Funds raised assist the organ restoration fund.

If you require clarification or information, please contact Steven Kaesler ph. 0408 811 837 or email secretary@barosaorgan.com

Our next get together is on the 23rd May at Community Shed Schoenborn at 6.30pm.

BYO BBQ available.

Topic "We have heard of the war of the roses !! BUT who planted the roses on Barossa Valley Way??"

For more information contact Trevor Braunack