Stalls and food
St Thomas’ Tea Rooms
Friday, October 10, 11am to 2pm, St Thomas’ Tea Rooms is having a mini plant sale, and the CWA is holding a handicraft stall and trading table on the lawns, at the corner of Adelaide Place and Hallett Place. Tea Rooms’ offerings will include soup, barbecue, fresh juices and Devonshire teas. Corner of Adelaide and Hallett place.
Gavin Roberts Quiz Night
Port Lincoln Lions Club
Friday, October 10, 7.30pm, come along to the Port Lincoln Bowling Club for a night of quiz, tables of eight people at $10 per head, bring your own nibbles, with tea and coffee available – and the bar will be open. All proceeds raised will go to the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Phone 0437 499 094 for bookings. Lions Club would like to thank all the businesses who have donated to the quiz night for the last 15 years.
Come and sail
Port Lincoln foreshore
Saturday, October 11, 11am to noon, Port Lincoln Yacht Club invites kids seven years and older to come and learn to sail. In term four and then term one of 2026 you will learn to sail with friends and to get confident around the ocean. All equipment is provided. Registrations will take place on Saturday, October 11, then on Saturday, October 18 from 9am to 9.30am. The sailing program starts on the 18th from 9.30am to 11.30am. Contact Michelle on 0428 324 597 for more information.
Dance the night away
Port Lincoln Social Dance
Saturday, October 11, 7pm for 7.30pm start, head to the North Shields Memorial Hall this weekend to experience all styles of dance – new vogue, Latin, rock n’ roll and country dancing with DJ music. There will be a shared country supper and family fun for everyone, plus a lucky door prize. Practise opportunities are available on Tuesdays from 4pm to 6pm. Come and give it a try, for fitness and fun. Contact 0455 269 565 for more information.
New season underway
Coffin Bay Yacht Club
Sunday, October 12, noon, head along for the opening of the Coffin Bay Yacht Club 2025-26 sailing season. Join the sailing community for a barbecue lunch and a beverage on the lawns, with boats set to hit the water early afternoon for the commodore’s sail past followed by a race within the Bay.
Eyre Writers Group
Port Lincoln Library
Wednesday, October 15, 1pm, connect with other writers and gain insight from ‘start to publish’ on your literary inspiration. Meetings are held every first and third Wednesday of the month at Port Lincoln Library. All ages welcome. For further enquiries go to eyrewriters.com.au
Birthing Kit Assembly Day
Zonta Club of Port Lincoln
Saturday, October 18, 10am to 12pm, Join in the Birthing Kit Assembly Day, as the Zonta Club of Port Lincoln endeavours to put 400 kits together, helping women and babies have clean and safe births in areas that lack proper hygiene.
GEM Festival
Tumby Bay Area School
Friday, October 24, 4.30pm to 7.30pm, Tumby Bay Area School will once again host the GEM Festival at the school with fun activities, food, music and a celebration of gratitude, empathy and mindfulness.
Garage sale and market
Cummins
Sunday, October 26, 9am to 2.30pm, the Cummins Community Garage Sale & All Craft De-stash Market will have items such as home goods, bric-a-brac, clothing and craft de-stash available. Check out the Cummins & District Enterprise Committee Facebook page for more info or explorecummins.com.au
CarnEVIL 2025
Gardner’s Vineyard
Friday, October 31, 3pm, gates will open for the Candy and Clowns Kidzone and Freaky Funhouse Marquee Maze at 3pm, with a kids costume competition at 5.30pm. From 8pm the scares intensify with an R18+ late-night horror maze experience running until late. All funds raised will support Ronald McDonald House. Entry is a gold coin donation, with the maze experience ticketed. Book now at events.humanitix.com/carnevil-2025
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