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SALA 2023 Favourite Things - theme for ACH GroupFavourite Things – Celebrating Things in Life That Makes Us Smile

Thank you to all artists for participating in this year’s SALA Festival.

The South Australian Living Artist (SALA) Festival is an open event that promotes the diversity of visual art across South Australia.

The ACH Group arts community presents a collection of works celebrating the things in life that make us smile.

Artwork of various mediums created by customers, residents, staff and volunteers were on display for the month of August across two venues:

The diverse stories of ACH Group’s artists

Just as the art is diverse so are the life stories and experiences of the exhibiting artists including ACH Group staff member Marie Innes and residential care home resident Rona Stanley.

SALA artworks by Bessie Dickins, Margie Kimber and Evelyn Lance
Submissions for 2023 ACH Group SALA exhibition by Bessie Dickins, Margie Kimber and Evelyn Lance

FREE Come & Try Art Classes

Enjoy the benefits creativity can bring and learn how to use a variety of art mediums. You’ll feel a sense of achievement by having the option to contribute to future SALA exhibitions or create stunning pieces for your own home! No experience necessary! All classes are led by an experienced artist. See more details about Art in Focus Art Classes.

Weekly 2 hour classes

LOCATIONS Day Time
Wynn Vale Monday 10am
Glenelg Tuesday 9.45am
Coromandel Valley Tuesday 1pm
Gilles Plains Wednesday 10am
Gilles Plains Wednesday 12.30pm
Port Noarlunga Friday 10am
McLaren Vale Friday 1pm

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As every year, Anzac Day was marked with services across the ACH Group Community to pay respect.

🌹 At Kapara, a moving Anzac Day service was facilitated by Major Reno Elms from the Salvation Army. Reno has been volunteering at Kapara for the last eighteen years. As noted by Michelle, Community Connector Lead, this year had the biggest turnout, with over sixty residents and family members in attendance.

🌹 At Highercombe, Sam proudly read a reflective poem during the Anzac Day service, while other residents, including veterans Stephen and Fred, also reflected on the importance of showing respect.

🌹 It was a drizzly and cold morning for the dawn service at McLaren Vale Memorial Park, but Karen, Group Planner at Colton Court, reflected that it was wonderful and emotional, as always.

🌹 At West Park, Goolwa RSL members facilitated the Anzac Day service for residents and families. Wreath-making and baking Anzac biscuits were also part of the activities to commemorate Anzac Day.

Thank you to all who joined this important commemoration across ACH Group.
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As every year, Anzac Day was marked with services across the ACH Group Community to pay respect.

🌹 At Kapara, a moving Anzac Day service was facilitated by Major Reno Elms from the Salvation Army. Reno has been volunteering at Kapara for the last eighteen years. As noted by Michelle, Community Connector Lead, this year had the biggest turnout, with over sixty residents and family members in attendance.

🌹 At Highercombe, Sam proudly read a reflective poem during the Anzac Day service, while other residents, including veterans Stephen and Fred, also reflected on the importance of showing respect.

🌹 It was a drizzly and cold morning for the dawn service at McLaren Vale Memorial Park, but Karen, Group Planner at Colton Court, reflected that it was wonderful and emotional, as always.

🌹 At West Park, Goolwa RSL members facilitated the Anzac Day service for residents and families. Wreath-making and baking Anzac biscuits were also part of the activities to commemorate Anzac Day.

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