Adelaide City Council

Beta Sigma Phi

Beta Sigma Phi is an International Womens' organisation and the name Beta Sigma Phi is based on the letters of the Greek alphabet, representing the words meaning 'life, learning and friendship' their worldwide motto.

The volunteer service group and friendship network has taken the yellow rose as their symbol and presented the City of Adelaide with the Beta Sigma Phi Rose Garden donated in 17 April 1993, a yellow rose garden bed located in Brougham Gardens, Adelaide.
 

November Community Events 2021

November Community Events: Collated by Volunteer Oscar Bigiolli
Photo: Grange Beach courtesy C. McIntyre

November 3
What: Radiothon 2021 Quiz Night 

Vinnies CEO Sleepout – 17 June 2021

What: Vinnies CEO Sleepout
Who: St Vincent de Paul
Where: Lot Fourteen, Adelaide CBD
When: 17 June 2021
How: Donate on https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/
 
St Vincent de Paul’s annual CEO Sleepout aims to raise funds and awareness for homelessness in the community. It will be held at innovation precinct Lot Fourteen which is located on North Terrace of the Adelaide CBD. CEOs, business owners and community leaders will donate and spend the night outdoors to participate and promote the event. Last year, this event raised $5.7 million for those vulnerable to homelessness.  

CANCELLED: Nature Day with the Persian Cultural Association of SA - 5 April 2020

Please note that Nature Day is cancelled in order to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, as the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee is placing limits on organised gatherings and visits to vulnerable groups.

Climate Ready Communities - 7, 15, 21 February 2020

Climate Ready Champions Training

If you think we need to get ready as a community for changes in our climate, you can join our group of Climate Ready Champions. Climate Ready Champions are trained by Red Cross to help people understand how the things we value may be affected by our changing climate, and explore what we can do to take action. This is more relevant than ever given the national emergencies we are currently experiencing.
These upcoming one-day training sessions are currently open:

Christmas Meals 2019

Where people who are isolated or in need can share a meal on Christmas Day

Where people who are isolated or in need including people experiencing homelessness, mental illness, elderly and who are lonely can share a meal on Christmas Day in 2019

Please help us to add to this information by informing us of other services!

[Note that this listing is from 2019 please visit Christmas Meals 2023 for updates]

Climate Ready Communities - 8, 12, 22 November 2019

Our climate is changing. What can we do to get ready?


If you think we need to get ready as a community for changes in our climate, you can join our group of Climate Ready Champions.
 
Climate Ready Champions are trained to help people understand how the things we value may be a ffected by our changing climate, and explore what we can do to take action.
 

The Ethnic Schools Association Parade & Concert 2 Nov 2019

What: The Ethnic Schools Association Parade
Who: The Ethnic Schools Association of South Australia 
When: Saturday 2 November, 2019 Parade 9.15am, Concert 10am - 1pm
Where: Starts Victoria Square, King William St, Adelaide SA 5000 and proceeds along King William Street to Telstra Plaza, Adelaide Oval, War Memorial Dr, North Adelaide SA 5006.
 

World Singing Day Adelaide 19 October 2019

What: World Singing Day 2019 
Who: World Singing Day, hosted by Julia Creane & the Mount Lofty Singers
When: 19 October 2019, 1.30pm 
Where: In front of the State Library of South Australia, North Tce, Adelaide 5000
 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/357388878261960
Website: https://worldsingingday.org/
 

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