Reflection for the Week – 8 September 2026
Ezekiel’s vision was set amidst the background of exile, loss and uncertainty.
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Residents at Resthaven Port Elliot are putting their artistic talent on show this month as part of the South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival.
Manager Residential Services, Louise Banner, says the idea for the exhibition came about when she noted the amazing artworks that residents had proudly completed and were displaying in their rooms.
‘There are some very talented artists here at Resthaven Port Elliot, with some beautiful pieces of art,’ Louise says. ‘From watercolour paintings to photographs, leadlight, needlework and more, the residents have an amazing range of work which they are excited to share with the community.’
Some of the artists who will exhibit their works include:
In total, almost 20 residents will have artwork on display for the SALA festival. The pieces will be on show in the main foyer and hallway of Resthaven Port Elliot for the month of August. The exhibition will be open Monday-Friday, from 10am-4pm during the festival.
Resthaven Port Elliot is located at 3 Frederik Street, Port Elliot, just off 50 North Terrace. For more details about the exhibition visit the Resthaven website events page.
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