Update on council recycling collections

City of Onkaparinga’s yellow bin recycling is being collected as per normal schedules, following a fire at the Visy recycling plant in Wingfield last week.

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Important changes at O’Sullivan Beach Boat Ramp

The City of Onkaparinga has temporarily taken responsibility for operating the O’Sullivan Beach boat ramp. Ramp can still be access with a permit. Kiosk is closed until further notice.

Public art

We have a diverse collection of public artworks for you to discover… from large-scale murals to steel sculptural installations and intricate glass work, the public art collection is ready for you to explore.

Storybook Walk

Storybook Walk is a sculpture park and pathway located within Thalassa Park on Windebanks Road, Aberfoyle Park.

Acre Avenue Public Art Commission - Morphett Vale

This public art installation is to support road safety awareness in conjunction with a recent council streetscape upgrade undertaken to improve safety for children attending Morphett Vale Primary School.

Willunga Public Art Trail

Council commissioned Willunga artist, Lucas Robins, to create a unique art trail to compliment the streetscape upgrade in 2017.

Touchstone

Touchstone is located on the Sturt River Linear Trail in Coromandel Valley and comprises of a cluster of sandstone sculptures.

Place of Courage

Place of Courage is a public art project which seeks to commemorate the traumatic impact of family and domestic violence on individuals, families and communities, raising awareness and furthering the dialogue for understanding and change.

Walks of Art

Pick up a Walks of Art map from a City of Onkaparinga cultural venue near you or view our interactive Online Public Art map below.

The online and physical maps provide 10 Walks of Art trails across the city.

Click here to view map full screen

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Kaurna acknowledgement
The City of Onkaparinga acknowledges the Kaurna Nation and its people as the traditional owners and custodians of the land in the area now known as the City of Onkaparinga, and pays respect to Elders past and present.