Join us for one night only at the historic Woodville Town Hall as MC, Dr Gertrude Glossip hosts: The Honourable Justice Mark Livesey QC, President of the Court of Appeal; Simon Royal, journalist and author; Dr Sera Waters, textile artist and academic; and Assoc Professor Katie Barclay, Head of Department of History, University of Adelaide, as they debate the case for history in volatile times.

Savour wine tastings from the iconic and equally historic South Australian wine producer Penfolds from 5-6 pm. Then settle in for a rollicking ride of relevance, rebuttal, interrogation and irreverence, as our professionals explore universal truths through the lenses of the ‘what, why and how’ of South Australia’s history.

Thursday 28 April 5pm–7.15pm, including pre-event drinks and canapés from 5pm–6pm; panel discussion from 6pm to 7pm

Woodville Town Hall, 74-76 Woodville Road, Woodville South

Cost: Adult $35 Concession $20

Bookings and more details: festival.history.sa.gov.au

Woodville Town Hall, 74-76 Woodville Road, Woodville South

If you have special dietary requirements, please email Suzanne at historyfestival@history.sa.gov.au

We would like to know the names of your guests attending with you, please contact Suzanne.

Visit the Woodville Town Hall website for information on how to get there, public transport and nearby carparks. For guests with access needs, please visit Accessibility.

To ensure community safety the event will be conducted in accordance with COVID-Safe guidelines. Masks are mandatory during this event. Please do not attend if you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19.

RSVP / Eventbrite registration close Thursday 21 April 2022

Enquiries to Suzanne Redman, phone: (08) 8203 9888 or email: historyfestival@history.sa.gov.au