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Ability Café will host a vibrant Philippine cooking demonstration later this month, offering visitors a chance to experience Filipino food, cultural dancing and storytelling in one welcoming evening.

A brand-new community watercolour painting workshop has just been launched in Murray Bridge, giving locals the chance to explore their creativity at an extremely affordable price.

In 2007, when most high school students were busy with homework and sports, a young Benjamin Eichler was already building something bigger—something that would one day become a tradition across the Murraylands. With nothing more than a deck of UNO cards, a few friends, and a big idea, Benjamin hosted his very first UNO Knockout competition.

Join us in celebrating the voice of a new generation—one that is thoughtful, powerful, and just getting started.
The Murray Bridge Library will be hosting an inspiring book launch at 10 am on Wednesday, October 15, 2025. Simon Goodridge is a thirteen-year-old local author, who has turned his own life experiences into a moving story about courage, self-belief, and hope.

The inaugural GSSA Hearts & Horsepower at the Shell V-Power Motorsport Park at The Bend spectacularly roared to life, delivering a day of speed, joy, and unforgettable memories – Saturday, August 30, 2025.

Living with fibromyalgia, functional neurological disorder, and autism has profoundly shaped Alison Laylor of Murray Bridge’s perspective on health, self-care, and the importance of nurturing the mind and body. For Alison, wellness is not just a profession – it is a deeply personal journey.

In the heart of Murray Bridge, the Ability Café has been transformed into something extraordinary: a portal to other worlds. Local artist Dylan Grgic is preparing to launch his very first art exhibition, Orbits and Echoes, a vibrant and imaginative journey through space, planets – a collaboration between Alchemy Services and Genuine Support Services Australia of Murray Bridge and of stories told amongst the stars.

Some of the passionate and caring team from Genuine Support Services Australia (GSSA) — Kayla Jones, Claire Fidge, Tyneile Wilson, and Raylene Morcom – are gearing up to brave the icy plunge for this year’s Big Freeze, a powerful national campaign raising awareness and vital funds for Motor Neurone Disease (MND).

Residents now have a new way to connect, share, and discover—thanks to the launch of Murray Bridge’s first Honesty Digital Library at General Support Services Australia (GSSA).

In an exciting move to strengthen collaboration and inclusion across the Murraylands, Genuine Support Services Australia (GSSA) is bringing NDIS client’s, families, and service providers from across the region together for a night to remember.