Port Willunga is celebrating its 175th anniversary in September, marking an important milestone in the area’s rich history. As part of the celebrations, council is installing interpretive signage to highlight significant European historical sites and stories, along with two town entry signs to enhance local identity.

The interpretive signage will showcase key historical sites, including the Thomas Martin Homestead and the historic jetty, ensuring the area’s history is preserved and shared with the community and visitors. Council is collaborating with the Port Willunga Heritage Sub-Committee of the National Trust of South Australia (Willunga branch) and historical experts to ensure the content is accurate and respectful.

We invite you to provide feedback on the proposed signage content (interpretive signage) and design and locations (town entry signage). Please note that the designs, layout, and colours of the interpretive signage are fixed to comply with the council’s approved brand. However, the town entry signs have been approached differently to reflect the history and uniqueness of Port Willunga.

You can share your feedback on the signs using the survey below. Engagement is open until 25 May 2025.