Friday, June 26th, 2009 at
7:53 pm
If you’re ever in Adelaide you have to visit the Adelaide Museum as it has a lot to offer especially if you are interested in Aboriginal culture. Apart from the permanent exhibitions there’s always the special exhibitions which are constantly changing.
Honestly you could easily spend the day here and once your done, or if hunger overtakes your curiosity and quest for knowledge, you can easily walk over to one of the nearby cafe’s.

Located on North Terrace in the centre of Adelaide it really is a remarkable building. You may remember the post I did on
The Spectacular Northern Lights Display where this was one of the buildings that was featured.
Entry to the museum is free and it’s open daily between 10am and 5pm, except for Good Friday and Christmas.
Make my day and shout me a beer.
Sunday, May 3rd, 2009 at
2:44 am
Located on 41-42 Greenhill Road Adelaide, I’ve driven past this church on many occasions but never took the time to stop and take a photo of it. It really is quite a beautiful church that was established 1946. The original church that existed on the site was demolished to make way for this more traditional Russian Orthodox Church design. The blue and gold domes are a stark contrast to beautifully rendered white walls.

As is stated on their
website;
St. Nicholas is a parish of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad. While adhering to Russian Church Tradition, it is a multi-ethnic parish reflective of the ethnic-cultural mix of the state of South Australia.
The Divine Liturgy is celebrated in Church Slavonic and English.
Mass times, photos and other interesting information can also be found on their website.
Make my day and shout me a beer.