Join passionate course coordinators, inspiring lecturers, cutting-edge researchers, recent graduates, and current students as they share their experiences in Marine Biology, Animal Behaviour, Biodiversity and Conservation, and Environmental Sciences.

Get an insider’s look at what it’s like to study at Flinders and hear firsthand about groundbreaking research, thrilling fieldwork, and real-world career opportunities.

Calling all Year 10–12 students from schools across the Fleurieu Peninsula — dive into the world of Natural Sciences and uncover exciting career paths at Flinders University!

Join passionate course coordinators, inspiring lecturers, cutting-edge researchers, recent graduates, and current students as they share their experiences in Marine Biology, Animal Behaviour, Biodiversity and Conservation, and Environmental Sciences.

Join Flinders University researchers for an inspiring afternoon of marine science and discovery. Dr Diane Colombelli-Negrel will share her work on little penguin conservation at Granite Island, Jessica Henkens will explore the diet and population changes of southern bluefin tuna, and Professor Patrick Hesp will discuss wave research and coastal dune systems in Victor Harbor. Each talk runs for 20 minutes, followed by a 30-minute Q&A. Perfect for curious minds and ocean lovers alike. Register now to secure your seat.

Free, bookings essential: Our Junior Whale Spotter Program aims to teach kids, and adults, about the different types of whales we see here on South Coast, and how to identify them. Suitable for kids aged 8 years to adults. 30 minute sessions with two session times available to choose from, 11:30am 12:30pm and 1:30pm.

Join us to celebrate the Winter Whale Fest! Learn to draw species of Australian migratory whales, for ages of 14 years - adult.

Paul Rutter will demonstrate how to draw the a Southern right whale, an Orca, a mysterious Bryde’s whale and a majestic Humpback whale.

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Join us to celebrate the Winter Whale Fest, learn to draw and design Ocean Creature characters, for ages of 6 -14 yrs.

Paul Rutter demonstrates how to draw the magic dolphin, Granny shark and Hugo the humpback whale. Participants receive a free activity book to work with, as part of their drawing session.

Due to the wet and wild weather forecast, please note the special market location of the Victor Harbor Convention Centre.

Free event: The Victor Harbor Artisan Market is a great place to gather with friends and family – in support of 50 plus local and South Australian artisans, creative small businesses, food & beverage vendors and musicians.

Join us at 9:00am on Saturday, 7 June 2025, with a traditional Ramindjeri Welcoming of the Whales and Smoking Ceremony at the Victa Cinema.

PLEASE NOTE VENUE CHANGE: to the Victa Cinema due to the forecasted wet and wild weather. 

On this tour, you will hear about the local early and successful whaling industry around the Bluff and Granite Island. Also hear some stories of the whalers in the Bay!

Join us for a day of learning traditional weaving with local Ramindjeri/Ngarrindjeri contemporary artist Cedric Varcoe. During the class Cedric will share story of culture and country.

Come and join in for an afternoon of weaving..... creating a beautiful wall hanging with emu feathers, raffia, quandong seeds and shells.

Weaving workshop will be led by Ngarrindjeri artist Amanda Westley.

Tickets $80 pp. All materials provided, just bring your drink bottle .

Free event (bookings essential): Join the CLLMM Research team for a day of science at the Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre.

With four sessions throughout the day there will be activities for all ages.

Join the Big Duck Boat Tour crew for a beach clean-up at Victor Harbor! Convene at Kent Reserve, Encounter Bay, 2pm sharp. Let's safeguard our beautiful beaches together. Remember to bring your own gloves and rubbish bags to make a real impact. See you there for a day of community and environmental action!