Most parts of your Adelaide Park Lands are still ‘Open Green, Public.’

But many other parts are not. Hundreds of parts have been taken from you, over the years, always for very good reasons, of course.

A State Parliamentary Committee wants your views no later than 24 February, on how to protect Adelaide’s trees.

We’ve made our submission, that the greatest threat to your Park Lands trees is coming from the State Government. Will you join us and reinforce that simple message?

In the lead-up to next month’s opening of the 2023 Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize exhibition, all finalist-selected artists will be invited to a Town Hall reception with the Lord Mayor, Jane Lomax Smith.

The Lord Mayor’s reception will come just days before the opening of the exhibition at the Festival Centre, when the prize-winners will be announced.

The perfect picnic spot within your Adelaide Park Lands is waiting for you and your partner, this Valentine’s Day. You can take your children, your dog, or relax with just your Valentine, on a picnic rug. We’ve got a three-minute video guide to help you choose the ideal location.

The Adelaide City Council has recognised overwhelming community support for protecting the Open Green Spaces of your Park Lands.

Despite intransigence from the State Government, the Council is now backing calls to re-think the proposed site of a new State Aquatic Centre.

If the State Government loved your Park Lands, it would help you get access to a part of your Park Lands that’s been off limits for the past three years.

However there seems to be no hurry to restore your Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16) to Open Green Public any time soon.

Hundreds of artists, inspired by your Adelaide Park Lands will need to wait for another few weeks, before learning which art works will be selected as finalists in this year’s Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize.

The chair of our Art Prize Committee Nataliya Dikovskaya is thrilled by the quality of hundreds of entries that have been received from artists across Australia, who are inspired by your Park Lands, and hoping to inspire you.

The second of six Park Lands attacks by the Malinauskas Labor Government is well under way. The last patch of green that was left on the eastern side of Frome Road in your Park 11, has now disappeared.

Do you know someone who’s got a flair for producing eye-catching short video clips? We’re looking for one or more up-and-comers, who can be our social media influencer: swelling our audience of thousands by helping a new younger cohort to Love Your Park Lands, 60 seconds at a time.

How would you like to introduce others to favourite parts of your Adelaide Park Lands?

We're looking for six enthusiastic volunteers to join our team of Park Ambassadors, to "adopt" a Park, show others why you love it; and report what’s happening in it.

More and more people are stepping up to urge construction of a new Aquatic Centre on a near-city brownfield site, rather than on your Park Lands.

Two separate campaigns are under way: one to persuade the State Government; the other to persuade the City Council. The aim of both campaigns: PROTECT and RESTORE.

Work is due to commence shortly to rectify some persistent problems affecting the $13 million dollar wetlands in the southern part of Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16).

South-east city residents have expressed concern about long delays in fixing pathways, irrigation and signage.

As the deadline approaches for entries to the 2023 Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize, some words of advice have come from someone who’s learned how to succeed, with works inspired by your Park Lands.

$20,000 first prize-winner from 2021, Dan Withey has offered his thoughts to those hoping to emulate his success this year.