Community

Volunteering is a thread that runs through the Barossa, linking people together through time, as well as creating moments of pure joy and satisfaction for those willing to walk the rewarding path of giving back to their community.

This year, the Barossa Co-op celebrates 80 years of operation and as a member-owned retail co-operative, with over 21,000 members, it is proud of its achievements and looks forward to delivering its strategic plan over the next five years.

Irrespective of whether you are an art aficionado or not, the Barossa Arts Festival is an event worth planning a weekend for in 2024.

Barossa it’s time to get your dancing shoes on because ‘Stars of the Barossa - Dance for Charity’ is coming to town.

For third generation horticulturalist Aleisha Lynch, a love for the all things plants and flowers was something that came naturally.

Barossa Enterprises, the largest employer for people with disabilities in regional South Australia, continues to provide diverse work opportunities tailored to people’s needs and aspirations in the Barossa region and beyond.

Disability and support organisation, Barossa Enterprises, has been part of the Barossa community for over forty five years and is a registered provider for the School Leavers Employment Supports program under the NDIS. 

 The Gawler Civic Centre is thriving since it’s remodel back in 2019, with a successful Youth Centre, a library with an adjacent cafe and new additions such as the Cultural Heritage Centre. 

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