Kaurna Reconciliation Walk: Bridging Now to Next

Celebrate Reconciliation Week with the Kaurna Reconciliation Walk: Bridging Now to Next, presented by the Graham F Smith Peace Foundation with the Kaurna community as part of the SA History Festival and National Reconciliation Week 2025. This unique two-hour guided walk invites participants to reflect on shared histories, learn about Kaurna culture, and explore the impacts of colonisation.

Led by a Kaurna guide, the walk begins at the Kaurna Reconciliation Sculptures at the Adelaide Festival Centre, King William St entrance. It winds around Karrawirra Parri (Torrens River) and Tarntanya Wama (Elder Park). Along the way, gain insights into Kaurna history, culture, and the significance of these sites. 

The Peace Foundation’s commissioned Kaurna sculpture and associated Walking Trail, developed in partnership with the Adelaide Festival Centre Trust, are powerful symbols of reconciliation.

This experience encourages truth-telling and meaningful contributions to local and national reconciliation efforts. 

Event Details:  

Date: 31 May  

Times: 11 am - 1 pm & 2.30 - 4.30 pm  

Location: Kaurna Reconciliation Sculptures, Adelaide Festival Centre forecourt on King William St.   

Cost:  

• Adult: $28.00  
• Family (2 adults + 2 children): $60.00  
• Concession/Member: $22.00  
• Child (under 17): $10.00  

This experience also encourages participants to consider how we can contribute to the national reconciliation effort to drive meaningful change. Experience the POWER of walking together ... the POWER of truth-telling ... and the POWER of Reconciliation.