Kapunda Farm Fair - Our Invitation to You

Welcomes your participation and involvement in our seventh Kapunda Farm Fair which will be held on Friday16th and Saturday17th April 2010.

Mr Bill Adams, our inaugural convener of Kapunda Farm Fairs, has again been appointed coordinator of this event.

2009 is shaping up to be our best agricultural season in five years and this lends itself to a more prosperous outcome for those involved in all areas of agriculture and its beneficiaries.

The upgrade of the Sturt Highway and near completion of the Northern Expressway provides improved access to Kapunda 77kms north of Adelaide GPO.

The Kapunda community and surrounding districts support the Farm Fair, providing an extensive range of rural experiences and this is complemented by the presence of exhibitors and information services covering many areas of general interest including lifestyle, health, education, careers, commercial, travel, retirement, gourmet, craft and agricultural products which offer appeal to town and country visitors.

Free parking is available and many opportunities will be available for children's activity and interest.

Our committee and volunteers invite you to be a participant of the 2010 Farm Fair and look forward to your support to ensure the prosperity of the event.

Wayne Standish
President

COME VISIT KAPUNDA!!

Kapunda is just a short drive from Adelaide and is the home of the first significant copper mine in Australia’s history. So, why not spend the weekend at Kapunda and explore the many heritage-listed buildings, which include churches, miners’ cottages, the old courthouse, police station and Sir Sidney Kidman residences.

Kapunda Museum is housed in a magnificent building constructed in 1866 and features extensive displays.

Kapunda has a number of excellent parks and reserves, “The Pines” park which is just a short drive from town, Gundry’s Hill Lookout, plus of course, “Map Kernow”, the seven metre high bronze statue constructed as a tribute to the miners.