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SALT Festival celebrated

SALT Festival committee member Eliza Wuttke, Kirste Vandergiessen, Alysha Herrmann and Jasmine Swales perused the art on display at the SALT Festival opening. (Charlotte Martin: 473115_07)
Charlotte Martin

The 2025 SALT Festival officially opened for Port Lincoln on Friday, April 18, with guests filling Nautilus Theatre's atrium area […]

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