Have you ever wondered about the tiny 1880's cottage in Bungala Park?  Imagine it once housed a family of 12!  Peer through the windows to view the display of historic items and see if you can spot the names of the 10 children (list of names on plaque).  Join a singing circle session May 26 with musician Margie Russell leading a selection of songs.

Ever felt sick?  Ever been unwell?  Come and see what medication and instruments were used by our forebears to treat grandma’s medical problems.  You will realise how different it is today, compared to basic medication used in this area during early settlement.  Visit our display and be educated in early medical history.

Kaurna language connects community with people coming together to share and learn some basic Kaurna words and to learn about the history and awakening of the Kaurna Warra (language).

Join us for a walking tour of Yankalilla and discover tales of trials, tragedies, and triumphs through the stories of doctors, nurses, midwives and others who served the district over the years.  Did you know Yankalilla had a nursing home where more than 300 babies were born?  Find out how many buildings have a connection to our medical past.

Digital display of historic photos from the Yankalilla District Historical Society collection with comparative Now images by Fleurieu Imagery. What has changed? What has remained the same? Images showcasing the Then & Now heritage of our beautiful area of the Fleurieu. View at Yankalilla Library & Yankalilla District Council screens

Lollies and more@84 offers visitors an opportunity to take a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Upon entering the shop, you will be greeted by a display of old tin containers showcasing favourite lollies from the past. The charming ambiance evokes childhood memories as you browse the assortment of treats and collection of classic & vintage games.

A day showcasing the heritage and artisan creations of Inman Valley.  Join us for the opening of our Heritage Fleurieu Coast Festival including the launch of the latest local history book “Old Inman Valley”.  Displays of local photography, painting, and art.   Discover the connection to Callais lacemakers and more.

Visiting the museum is always interesting, during the Festival it will be more so.  Demonstration Day includes rope making & hay baling, using historical machinery.  New Dairy and Shearing shed displays will be opened at 11am by Melinda Fogden & John Hutchinson.  Each of these industries were instrumental in the district’s development.

Step along Main Street Yankalilla and step back in time.  Following on from the previous Meander, the shop front posters with photos and timelines of previous uses conducted within are back.  With some stores featuring more photos and information.  Displayed in window fronts come along and enjoy this easy walk anytime during the festival

Every Wednesday morning during the Festival and throughout the year members of the Yankalilla District Historical Society are at the Yankalilla Community Library to answer your questions about local or family history and to assist you in accessing further information on history and heritage.  Drop by and find out what you need to know.

Drop in and learn more about local plants with an emphasis on low flammability, “Firewise” plants. Chat to our volunteers, find out what local natives you can plant to improve the resilience of your garden to bushfire and see how native plants can be used in our demonstration garden adjoining the nursery.

Friday talks at the Yankalilla Library.  Come and join us to hear long term residents of Torrens Vale reminisce about where they call home.  Get an insight into personal recollections about growing up and living in these areas.  Talk followed with Q&A session and morning tea.