Community notices
2026 Uraidla Show
The 2026 Show Book is now available to download, and soon members will receive their copies. The Show Book contains everything you need to know about Show Day, competition entries, all the wonderful sponsors and community groups who support the Show, and how to become a member. The Show committee are very excited about the program the team is building to keep the whole family entertained throughout the day.
The Uraidla Show is about more than just competition — it’s a chance for our community to come together, showcase local talent, and celebrate everything we love about the Hills. If you have a few hours to spare before the Show or on Show Day, we would love your help. Please follow this link to sign up as one of our volunteers.
Competitive section applications are now open! We've already received some entries but we'd love to see yours. Have a scroll through our website and the 2026 Show book and start planning what you'll be entering in the huge range of categories available.
School involvement: From a school point of view, we will be inviting all of the children to perform on the back of the Big Truck Stage, as per tradition, in choirs and bands on the morning of the Show, between 10 and 11:30am. All students will also be entering artwork into the Show. More details will be sent out early next term. In the meantime, please mark the date on your calendar: Sunday, November 1!
Arbury Park Outdoor School Open Day 7 November
There will a public open day on Saturday 7 November to celebrate 50 formative years of outdoor learning at this pioneering campsite near Bridgwater.
See below info on a wonderful exhibition opening soon at Fabrik Lobethal
This is a touring exhibition through
Country Arts SA also has a fabulous Education Resource on their website.
SaltbushCountry_EducationResource.pdf
MyTime
MyTime is a friendly and supportive free group for parents and carers of children under 18 who need more care or support than other children their age.
This might be because of disability, developmental delay, a health condition or other additional needs. You do not need a formal diagnosis for your child to join.
It is a chance to for parents and carers to connect with other people and take a break from everyday caring responsibilities.
Groups usually meet once a week for about two hours during the school term. You do not have to come every week. You can come when you have the time and feel able to attend.
A play leader will provide activities and play for young children while parents and carers take part in the group.
Find out more on the MyTime website:
MyTime - Supporting parents and carers of children with disability
