Yitpi Yartapuultiku offers a unique space where Kaurna traditions and knowledge meet contemporary innovation. It is a place for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people to immerse themselves in local culture, nurturing deep respect and connection to Country.

There are indoor and outdoor spaces, a nature play space, café, gallery and function rooms. Take some time to explore the spaces, bring a picnic or have a coffee. You can take self-guided tours initially, or book in for a guided cultural walk.

Programs, experiences and performances are detailed on our What's on page.

Yes, there are toilet facilities and a Changing Place in the Yitpi Yartapuultiku Cultural Centre.

There is also one public toilet on the northern side of the grounds.

The outside public toilet is available dawn to dusk.

All visitors are welcome across the site,  except during cultural business.

Look for temporary 'Cultural Ceremony in progress – please use alternate path' signs at the Men’s (Pangkarrila) and Women’s (Ngangkingka) areas. Simply choose another path until the signs are removed.

Yes, the foreshore is accessible, and you will find native plantings, seating and lighting in the area.

Many of the new plants are still establishing. Please walk with caution and tread lightly on Country.

Registered assistance animals are welcome everywhere.

Other pets are welcome on leash outside of the building. Pets can not be brought into the café or retail area.