The Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery is proud to announce it has received a grant from the Culture, Heritage and Arts Regional Tourism (CHART) grant scheme. The scheme is funded by the Australian Government and administered by The Australian Museums and Galleries Association (AMaGA). The grant, valued at just under $3,000, will assist the Gallery in […]
Gallery receives CHART Grant Read Post »
The Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery (EFHG) had been planning for quite some time to sell some of the books they have online. Chairperson of the Gallery, Peter Herriman explained that he and Gallery volunteer Samuel Doering who is currently in London, having successfully completed his undergraduate studies at the New College of the Humanities, had
Heritage Gallery Launch Online Book Sales Read Post »
This present time of uncertainty, where seemingly everything is on pause, provides the opportunity to self-reflect. Story-telling is just one way that we can continue to connect and learn during this time. We would love to receive stories and photos from you for the purpose of featuring on our Facebook Page. The potential to create
We Would Like Historic Stories and Photos Of This District Read Post »
On Saturday 27th July 2019 The Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery hosted it’s fourth Antique and old wares valuation and information day at the Gallery with antique expert Mr. John Foumakis The Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery Committee would especially like to thank Mr. John Foumakis for his generosity and support with these valuation days. The Heritage Committee
Fourth Antiques Valuation Day A Winner Read Post »
Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery Committee Member – Samuel Doering has been doing a stellar job of posting old news items and photos on our Facebook page. So if you have facebook – check them out at https://www.facebook.com/EudundaHeritage For those of you who don’t have Facebook or prefer not to – we wanted to share some more
Talking About Snow in Eudunda – This is the 80’s Read Post »
Young Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery Member, Samuel Doering has been using technology to continue supporting his community, with local help. Samuel is currently in England studying at University there, and in between time has been posting great articles on the Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery on Facebook. The articles are about historic events around the area.
Lots of New Articles on Social Media Read Post »
