What's On in Williamstown

Explore the Red Gum Series in Pulteney with talks on Bellerophon, George Pulteney Malcolm, and Borders!

Johannes Menge had identified Cornflower Hill in his early explorations, and he ended up having a scratching around for "diamonds"

JSCC formed in 1838 as a very early enterprise in the infant colony - Mt Barker, Bull Creek with some stock at Mt Crawford

Barossa Wildlife Rescue is pleased to be hosting our annual quiz night in the Williamstown Soldiers Memorial Hall. We will be raising funds to support our rescued wildlife and maintain and expand our Rose Brooks Wildlife Sanctuary. There will be plenty of fun throughout the evening with interactive games, a wine wall and silent auction. So remember to bring your coins. This will be a BYO event.

The southern and western portions of the Lyndoch Valley are a mystery, come along and discover interesting aspects of this area

The honor of introducing the first sheep into South Australia is due to Mr William Malcolm who imported thirty ewes from Macarthur’s flock

The Barossa Special Survey has been long overlooked and almost forgotten. Come along and discover this part of the State's pastoral history