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Kate Legge in conversation with Dr Pru Black

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Gawler Civic Centre Library
Gawler SA, Australia
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Thu, 15 Oct, 6:30pm - 8pm ACDT

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Gawler Libraries is proud be working with the PACE Festival to welcome author Kate Legge as she celebrates her latest release, Delicious.

Friendship, food, and family are the bones of life’s broth according to Kate's new memoir, Delicious, which tells stories of people, places, and passages of time through culinary connections.

A three tiered carrot cake left on the stoop in Capitol Hill; the pasta sauce we cooked in student digs; standing beside our mother or grandmother or father in the kitchen.

Food colors our experience of life. Memories of sharing a table or a meal add layers of meaning to how and what we consume. The dishes we serve, the tastes we remember, footnote our time on earth.

In exploring these themes Kate will also touch on the craft of storytelling and memoir writing, skills honed during 40 years a as journalist and author of five books.

FAQs

  • Pre-visit FAQ & Accessibility Guide

    Where can I park?
    The Civic Centre has no onsite parking. Below is a list of various parking locations with parking-time restrictions
    (2 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours or all day).

    • Visual parking map here

    • Town of Gawler Council office (Administration Centre, next to Fasta Pasta) 43 High Street, Gawler East 5118 | 300m from venue

    • Surrounding areas with car parking options: High Street, Murray Street, Tod Street, Calton Road, Walker Place

    Accessible Car parking:

    • 1 parking bay located at the front of the Civic Centre on Murray Street

    • 2 parking bays located in the NAB car park on Tod Street

    Public transport Guide:

    Train via The Gawler line.

    • Gawler station >Bus stop 146 >then catch Bus 492A > Stop 142 Murray Street (in front of the Gawler Civic Centre)

    • Gawler Central station > travel 650m South along Murray Street to the Gawler Civic Centre

    What's in the Gawler Civic Centre?
    The Gawler Civic Centre is a 4-storey heritage building with access to the different floors via the lift or stairs.
    The centre has two entrance points to the ground floor:

    • Main: 89-91 Murray Street Gawler

    • Via stairs or lift: 200 High Street, Gawler East

    The building incorporates:

    • Café

    • Gawler Civic Centre Library

    • Cultural Heritage Centre

    • Youth Space

    • Meeting rooms (Level 1 accessible via a lift)

    • Community programs

    Is the Gawler Civic Centre accessible and inclusive?
    Yes, everyone is welcome. The building has the below functions:

    Accessible toilets on all levels:

    • Level 1 - LH

    • Ground - LH

    • Lower Ground - RH

    • Charging points for mobility devices – Ground Floor

    • 5-star parent’s room with baby change facilities – Ground Floor

    If the event is at night, what do I need to know?
    Both entrances on Murray Street and High Street are well lit, we encourage a compact torch or phone with a light just in case.

     What other facilities are on site?

    • Kitchenette (lower ground level) -featuring microwave, hot/cold filter tap, fridge

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Gawler Civic Centre Library
Gawler SA, Australia
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