FRUIT FLY OUTBREAK - Renmark and the greater Riverland area currently have a number of fruit fly outbreaks. This has resulted in restrictions applying to the movement of at-risk fruit and vegetables within our region. To further understand these restrictions, please visit fruitfly.sa.gov.au when planning your visit.
FRIDAY 20 JUNE - SUNDAY 22 JUNE 2025
Grab your winter woolies... embrace the cooler weather & discover Renmark with a weekend of live entertainment & box office hits ahead!
Discover more about what's on this weekend:
- Twenty Third Street Distillery host My-Oh-My - get ready for the ultimate night out with RNB classics from DJ Sarez and others! Hit the dancefloor, enjoy the drink specials or just sit back and soak up the vibe! Saturday 21 June - from 9pm - Purchase your tickets here
LOCAL PRODUCER & RIVER TOURS
Discover more about our region's food and beverage offering by touring and tasting our local distilleries, wineries and producers or get out on the water and explore the backwaters of the flourishing Murray River. Bookings can be made via the Discover Renmark website or by calling the Renmark Visitor Centre 1300 661 704.
- Renmark River Cruises
- Mick's Creek Cruises
- Canoe the Riverland
- Angove's St Agnes Distillery Tours
- Mallee Estate Wine Tours
- Twenty Third Street Distillery Tours
- Wakesport Experiences Riverland
PLUS ...
Blak Country - Nancy Bates | Renmark
Event , Concert or Performance At Theatre Lane, Renmark, South Australia, 5341
Start your journey with us...
Wednesday 6th August
7:00pm - 8:30pm
Join them on-stage, cabaret style for a night of storytelling through songs.
Blak Country is a celebration of the resonance First Nations people have found in country music, nurturing generations to tell strong stories about life, land and love.
Curated by Barkindji songwoman Nancy Bates, Blak Country gathers powerful First Nations voices from across generations, backed by a full band and imagery of the land which breathes life into the songs.
"When we take time—when we make time—to listen to the songs and stories that come from our First Nations songwriters, we are listening to and learning from Country, as our ancestors did and as our grandchildren will do." – Nancy Bates
Central to this marriage of story and song, is the guitar, instrumental in the pursuit of justice on unceded land, and the continuance of Songlines.
Image credit Ben Searcy
