SALA 2026 at Wildman Farm - Official SALA Festival Venue 2026

 

Discover Art, Heritage & Blacksmithing This August

The Living Plains | SALA 2026 at Wildman Farm

🎨 14 South Australian Artists

πŸ”₯ Live Blacksmith Demonstrations Every Saturday

βš’οΈ Hands-on Blacksmith Experiences Every Sunday

πŸ“ Korunye, Adelaide Plains

πŸ—“ Every Saturday & Sunday in August | 11 am – 5 pm

FREE Exhibition Entry


The Living Plains

This August, Wildman Farm once again opens its doors as part of the South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival, showcasing a collection of artists connected to the Northern Adelaide Plains and beyond.

Set within our restored 1880s limestone barn, silo gazebos and surrounding grounds, The Living Plains brings together a diverse group of returning and new artists, each responding to place, material and story in their own way.

This year's exhibition features works across painting, photography, textiles, glass and metal, alongside handcrafted pieces created here on the farm.

We're proud to welcome back returning artists:

Lena Burghardt, Liz Collins, Charmaine Krishnappa, Camille Rouliere, Marie Tapscott, Brenton Wildman and Cate Wildman.

Joining them in 2026 are:

David Grech, Terri Pye, Tania Gilbert, Kym Hampel, Adele Justice, Ryan Kammermann and Ameena Junaize.

Together, this collection reflects both the landscape and the people who shape it, a living, evolving expression of the plains.


Make a Day of Your Visit

When you visit Wildman Farm this August, there's more to experience than the exhibition.

βœ” Explore works by 14 South Australian artists

βœ” Watch live blacksmith demonstrations every Saturday

βœ” Book a hands-on Blacksmith Experience every Sunday

βœ” Wander our restored limestone barn, silo gazebos and rural grounds

βœ” Free exhibition entry


πŸ”₯ Live Blacksmith Demonstrations

While you're visiting the exhibition, step into the forge and watch Brenton Wildman demonstrate the traditional craft of blacksmithing.

Using a classic coke forge from a Seppeltsfield farm, century-old leather air bellows from a historic southern Adelaide forge, and a workshop built using reclaimed materials from around Wildman Farm, Brenton shares the techniques, tools and stories behind this fascinating heritage craft.

Demonstrations take place every Saturday throughout August and are included with your exhibition visit.


βš’οΈ Blacksmith Experiences

Want to do more than watch?

Join Brenton for a hands-on Blacksmith Experience on Sunday afternoons throughout August.

Working with just two participants per session, you'll learn the basics of traditional blacksmithing before forging your own handmade piece to take home.

No experience is necessary. All tools, safety equipment and tuition are provided.

August Sessions

Sunday 2 August

Sunday 9 August

Sunday 16 August

Sunday 23 August

Sunday 30 August

Session Times

πŸ• 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
πŸ•‘ 2:15 pm – 3:15 pm
πŸ•ž 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

Bookings are essential.

πŸ‘‰ Book your Blacksmith Experience here.


πŸ•°οΈ Visiting Information

Open to the public

Every Saturday & Sunday throughout August

11:00 am – 5:00 pm

Free Entry

Weekdays

Group bookings by appointment.


Whether you're coming to explore the artwork, watch traditional blacksmithing, or try your hand at forging, we'd love to welcome you to Wildman Farm this August.

Take your time wandering through the exhibition, meet the artists, enjoy the peaceful surroundings and discover why so many visitors return each year.

helpful rather than simply promotional.

We look forward to welcoming you to The Living Plains.


Explore More SALA Exhibitions

Planning a wider SALA adventure this August?

Wildman Farm is proud to be part of the South Australian Living Artists Festival alongside hundreds of exhibitions and events across South Australia.

πŸ—ΊοΈ View the official SALA exhibition map and discover other artists and venues to visit during your travels.

πŸ‘‰ Visit the official SALA Festival website:
SALA Festival Website & Exhibition Map

πŸ‘‰ View Wildman Farm's SALA listing:
Wildman Farm on SALA Festival