Centennial Park Cemetery

18/02/2026

New plaque-only sites are now available at East Fountain 1. ⛲

This option offers a meaningful way to commemorate a loved one when their ashes or burial are elsewhere. Positioned beside our elegant new fountain, these sites provide a serene and reflective setting for families seeking a lasting tribute.

To learn more, please contact our Memorial Consultants on 08 8276 6011 or complete an online enquiry form 👉https://centennialpark.org/contact-us/

16/02/2026

Kindness is free; let's pass it on. 💛

In recognition of , we’d love to share a simple gesture with our community – free Everlasting Daisy seeds to brighten your day. 🌸

Whether you gift them to a friend, or take home to grow as a special reminder of someone you’re missing, this small act is our way of spreading kindness and connection.

Pop into our Gift Shop inside Wildflowers Cafe to collect your free seed packet.

12/02/2026

Slow down and find your flow with Tai Chi, set in the peaceful surrounds of our Park.

This gentle, low‑impact practice supports balance, relaxation and mental clarity. Sessions are facilitated by award‑winning instructor Fang Qin from the Meridian Connection Tai Chi School.

Multiple dates are available. Secure your spot 👉 https://events.humanitix.com/tai-chi-amongst-the-trees-centennial-park?mc_cid=0d29802fd3&mc_eid=e3f0c7fd52

10/02/2026

Step into a truly moving experience this Adelaide Fringe. Award-winning dance artist Christina Evans brings an intimate performance to our Memorial Gardens, weaving dance with the words and memories etched into our memorials. It’s a chance to pause, reflect and reconnect with the people and moments that shape us.

With limited capacity across select dates in February and March, we encourage you to book early to secure your place.

Follow the link to book 👉 https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/together-forever-af2026

05/02/2026

At Centennial Park, we believe in open and honest conversations about end‑of‑life planning. Our Planning Ahead seminars are designed to help you understand your options, reduce uncertainty, and ease the emotional and financial burden on your loved ones.

Join us for a relaxed discussion with multiple dates available throughout the year, where we’ll explore end‑of‑life planning and key legal considerations with a Senior Associate from Wallmans Lawyers. Open conversation, clear information, and confidence in your choices.

Book your spot here 👉 https://centennialpark.org/visit-our-park/tours-events/planning-ahead-seminar/

01/02/2026

Get ready for some turtley awesome facts about our Chelodina or Australian Eastern Long‑necked turtles!

If you’re lucky, you might catch one of them sun baking on the banks of Springbank Island during the warmer parts of the day.

These Aussie freshwater turtles are known for their super long necks, which can reach up to 60 percent of their shell length.

They have webbed feet and live in slow‑moving water, which is why they love our Sprinkbank Memorial area. Some can survive up to 30 to 50 years.

We'd love to hear your name suggestions for our beloved turtles?

29/01/2026

We are excited to begin planning our 2026 SALA in the Park Sculpture Walk! If you're a South Australian artist with an idea that would suit our much loved exhibition and tranquil gardens, get in contact with SALA by the deadline.

Call for artwork:
South Australian artists & makers are encouraged to submit their outdoor sculpture works for consideration in the 2026 SALA in the Park exhibition at Centennial Park Cemetery (Pasadena, SA).

Centennial Park will choose five artworks to be included in the August exhibition alongside the permanent collection. The selected artists will receive a $360 payment for the loan and installation of their artwork in this staple SALA Festival event.

Visit the link for more information and to submit your artwork. Submissions close midnight Tuesday 31 March 2026.



https://www.salafestival.com/cent-park-info/?utm_content=sked_696ef95b1b8f93572404abe9&utm_medium=social&utm_name=sked&utm_source=facebook

27/01/2026

During February and March, Centennial Park will host an intimate Adelaide Fringe performance by award‑winning dance artist Christina Evans, inviting you to honour your loved ones and reflect on your own life legacy as her dance weaves through our tranquil Memorial Gardens.

Centennial Park is more than a cemetery. It is a sanctuary for connection and meaning. This event blends art and remembrance in a setting designed to help you reconnect with what matters most.

If you have questions regarding the location of this performance, please contact marketing@centpark.org.au or click on the link below for more information and to book.

👉 https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/together-forever-af2026

26/01/2026

Are you curious about what happens behind the scenes at Centennial Park?

Jump aboard our buggies, drive through our beautiful gardens and visit areas normally not open to the public. If you are considering arrangements for a family member, looking to pre-plan for your own end-of-life wishes, or simply have an interest, we encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity.

February and March dates have just opened up. Follow the link below to register 👇

https://bit.ly/3Yqo0jz

22/01/2026

The Park remains open for visitors 7am-9pm on public holiday Monday.

If you are planning a visit over the long weekend, please take extreme care. With very hot weather forecast, remember to stay hydrated, seek shade where possible, and look after one another. ☀

22/01/2026

We were treated to a heart-warming surprise today with two tawny frogmouth babies perched quietly among the wisteria vines at the Jubilee Complex! They watched with great curiosity as staff came out to admire them. 👀

Their parents, long‑time residents at Centennial Park, were resting close by and keeping a gentle eye on their little ones, and on us.

Moments like this remind us just how special it is to share our Park with the wildlife that choose to live here.

19/01/2026

We love showcasing local creativity at Wildflowers Cafe. Next time you visit, stop by to view Robyn’s vibrant work.