Noarlunga library - temporary closure

Noarlunga Library will be closed on Monday 4 August 2025 for facility maintenance. All other Onkaparinga Libraries will open as per normal opening hours. Noarlunga Library will reopen on Tuesday 5 August 2025.

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Algal bloom information

The state government has created a web page that answers a wide range of questions and provides a list of links to other relevant state government agencies leading the response.

Click here to find out more.

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Sauerbier House culture exchange

Stone building with grey roof in the background with lawns and gardens in the foreground. A straight path leads to the front door.

Sauerbier House is a City of Onkaparinga cultural destination which publicly presents and supports the development of contemporary artworks and site responsive studio projects. The house sustains an interactive artist in residence program alongside a vibrant exhibition schedule delivered as residency outcomes and standalone exhibitions.

Local and visiting artists at all stages of their career can capitalise on opportunities to create new works and exhibit in a professional and supportive environment. Interactions with resident artists, locals and visitors are offered through regular exhibition launches, open studio sessions, artist’s talks and skill sharing workshops and events.

Port Noarlunga Arts Precinct program(PDF, 2MB)

Exhibitions

Tony Busch - Closer Horizons | Artist in Residence Exhibition

Walking and weaving are entwined for me. These pieces reference surfaces and textures I found walking the local landscape, translating them to a woven surface.

Hanah Williams - CROWNS OF SAND - Artist in Residence Exhibition

Embracing material thinking and intuitive making, prints and crowns were created in response to the coastal landscape, connection to place, and the artist’s vivid dreaming life.

Orlando Mee - CHURNING THE OCEAN - SALA 2025

In a speculative future where rising seas have consumed the
Earth, the last surviving humans dredge the waters in search
of forgotten technological artifacts which might save them.
Old computers, electronic toys and junk plastics are
assembled as sculpture, video and installation to explore
how human desires manifest in the era of the Anthropocene.