Pick your own Sunflowers at Atkins Farm sunflower field in beautiful Meadows! Visitors can expect an authentic country experience while wandering through fields full of sunflowers. Bring the rustic beauty of locally grown flowers from the farm to your home. Visit their website for up-to-date information - season opening dates in January 2026 may vary, pending weather.

Health Partners Men’s Stage 2 DeTour follows a dramatic 148km route through the Mt Lofty Ranges, pairing thrilling race moments with behind-the-scenes access, long lunches and tastings at standout Hills venues. Guests travel by coach from Adelaide, enjoy exclusive start-line access, watch the peloton pass through Uraidla, and finish the day with curated regional flavours and race action.

Cycling fans, riders and cheer squads. This one’s for you! The Epic Tour Down Under Watch Party is landing at Lot.100 on Friday 23 January, bringing big race energy, cold beers, live music and summer lawn vibes. Free entry, a mega screen for all the action, recovery zone for riders, wood-fired pizzas, lawn games and a free Mismatch beer for Adelaide Epic riders on arrival.

Celebrate the January long weekend in ultimate summer style at Howard Vineyard's Rosé & Dumpling Festival 2026, running Saturday 24–Sunday 25 January. Gather your friends and family for two epic days of rosé-sipping, dumpling-devouring, lawn-lounging fun. Think: sunshine, music, food, wine, and good vibes… this is the summer weekend you absolutely don't want to miss!

The toughest Santos Tour Down Under yet will finish on an unrelenting stage that has the Adelaide Hills community of Stirling at its heart. It's up, it's down and it's on as the men chase victory on this final day of racing. Stirling is set to host the stage start and finish, with scenic loops through towns including Mylor and Aldgate inviting fans to embrace the action. At nearly 170 kilometres this is among the longest closing stages in Santos Tour Down Under history, chosen by race director Stuart O'Grady OAM to keep the world's best working strategically until the very last moment. We'll see a two-kilometre climb on approach to Stirling, sprints in Heathfield and a weary winner emerge after a huge day in the saddle.