Planning a Community Event
We encourage and support local individuals and groups to hold events which engage and benefit our diverse community.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters encourages the community to host events in our beautiful parks, reserves and venues.
The following information is provided to assist you in planning a community event in our City.
Where can I hold my event?
The Council owns and operates a range of indoor and outdoor spaces that are available for hire. You can also apply to hold your event on a public or arterial road.
Hire a community venue
We offer a number of venues for hire, ideal for a range of events, including yoga classes, seminars and conferences.
Community venues:
- St Peters Youth Centre
- St Peters Town Hall Complex
- Payneham Community Centre
- Payneham Library & Community Facilities
For a full list of venues for hire, visit:
Hire a park or reserve
Our parks and reserves provide the ideal setting for community and corporate events.
Check out our top six parks for hire - suitable for most events and functions.
To find out if you need a permit, visit:
Apply to use a local road
A community event on a public road is a joint effort and relies on the involvement of the Council and local residents.
We encourage you to contact the Council to seek guidance on this process.
For more information and to apply, visit:
External Events Guidelines and Interactive Checklist
Before you plan for your major event, download and read the External Events Guidelines.
The Guidelines provide information on planning and managing major community events, including:
- initial planning
- permits, licences and approvals
- public liability insurance
- road closures and parking controls
- cleaning and waste management
- food and alcohol, safety and accessibility.
Promote your event
Spread the word!
Make sure you add your event to our Events and Festivals Calendar.
To view upcoming events and to submit an event, visit:
Events Calendar
More information
Useful links
Council events image gallery:
Contact
For more information, contact Citizen Services,
T: 8366 4555
E: townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au
