Welcoming Carrick Hill as a Not-For-Profit member of the Committee for Adelaide.

Carrick Hill is one of Australia’s best-preserved historic house museums, offering visitors a unique opportunity to experience the home, gardens and collections of Sir Edward “Bill” Hayward and Lady Ursula Hayward. Set on 40 hectares in the Adelaide foothills, Carrick Hill combines significant cultural heritage, nationally important art collections, heritage landscapes and contemporary visitor experiences, making it one of South Australia’s premier cultural tourism destinations.

Carrick Hill plays an important role in preserving and sharing the state’s cultural heritage while contributing to South Australia’s tourism, education, arts and cultural sectors. Alongside its museum and gardens, Carrick Hill is home to The Pavilion premium events and function centre and Rozelle’s restaurant, welcoming corporate events, weddings, celebrations and visitors seeking exceptional dining experiences in one of Adelaide’s most picturesque settings.

Through exhibitions, public programs, partnerships and community engagement, Carrick Hill connects people with stories of history, creativity and place, inspiring future generations while celebrating South Australia’s rich cultural identity.

“Carrick Hill is proud to join the Committee for Adelaide because we believe South Australia’s cultural institutions have an important role to play in shaping a vibrant, connected and prosperous future. We value the opportunity to collaborate with leaders across business, government and the community to champion initiatives that strengthen our state’s economy, enrich our cultural landscape and enhance Adelaide’s reputation as an extraordinary place to live, work and visit.” – Heather Croall AM, Director Carrick Hill.

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