Mintaro 175th Anniversary
Mintaro - Charmaine Photography
The Mintaro Progress Association are staging Mintaro’s 175th anniversary events Friday 25th and Saturday 26th October 2024.
Mintaro has had an important part of many people’s lives since 1849 when Henry Gilbert recognised the area as a resting and watering stop on the Gulf Road route and purchased sections 187 and 316 in the Hundred of Clare and subdivided them as the township of Mintaro.
Along with the official opening and afternoon tea, enjoy the Memories of Mintaro dinner, sporting events, markets, heritage walks and an Antique Road Show at Martindale Hall.
Why not make a weekend of it and explore all the region has to offer, celebrating 175 proud years of history?
The full program will be available soon on the Mintaro website.
Join the Mintaro Community for afternoon tea at the Official Opening of the 175th Anniversary Celebrations – Institute Garden. Mintaro is South Australia’s first rural State Heritage…
Join the 175th Mintaro celebrations with a Memories of Mintaro Dinner being held at the Mintaro Institute. The Mintaro Institute has been the centre of the town's social and cultural activity…
As part of the Mintaro 175th anniversary events, there will be two special Jaeschke’s Ystalyfera Historical Farmstead Tour - Tractor Museum, Heritage Trail and History Museum. Taking you on…
As part of the Mintaro 175th anniversary events, there will be two special Jaeschke’s Ystalyfera Historical Farmstead Tour - Tractor Museum, Heritage Trail and History Museum. Taking you on…
The stunning lawns of Martindale Hall will be the setting for the first-ever Martindale Hall Antique Fair & Roadshow.
Regional antique, vintage, and retro dealers will sell their wares on…
This guided walk will showcase Mintaro which is remarkable for the many buildings that remain from its early settlement. The town’s importance to South Australia’s early colonial history…
This guided walk will showcase Mintaro which is remarkable for the many buildings that remain from its early settlement. The town’s importance to South Australia’s early colonial history…