SA Power Networks Helps Illuminate the State Library
Every year, a touch of Christmas magic arrives at the State Library of South Australia. Staying true to tradition, our very own SA Power Networks elves have once again been instrumental in bringing this iconic festive display to life.
A massive thank you to the our CBD Operations Team for their incredible effort in installing SA’s largest indoor Christmas tree, standing an impressive seven meters tall in the stunning Mortlock Wing of South Australia's State Library.
Megan Berghuis, Director of the State Library of South Australia, shared her gratitude saying, "We are very grateful for the continued support of SA Power Networks. Christmas at the Mortlock is now a much-loved part of Adelaide's festive season, and it wouldn’t be possible without this wonderful partnership. Thank you to everyone who contributed to putting up our beautiful tree in the Mortlock Chamber. It truly brings the Christmas spirit to life and joy to all who visit."
Special thanks to Matt, Lauren, Jake, and Mitchel (not pictured) for constructing and decorating this magnificent tree.
Video: Time lapse video of the giant tree being set up.
This year's State Library Christmas program is more magical than ever, featuring a special display of National Pharmacies Christmas Pageant treasures, filled with nostalgia, joy and wonder. Don’t miss ‘Bee Merry,’ the winning mini float from the 2024 competition, on display!
Enjoy a variety of festive activities, including:
- Relaxing in the cosy reading nook and writing a postcard to Father Christmas with your holiday wishes.
- Crafting a Christmas ornament (16 - 20 December)
- Listening to beautiful harmonies by South Australian school choirs, Young Adelaide Voices, and adult choirs.
- Capturing a festive photo seated on the iconic thrones from John Martin's Magic Cave.
- Plus, join our very own Saibeth Walls on Monday, 16 December, and Kate Wise on Friday, 20 December, as they share their cherished holiday stories!
For more information and the full program, visit the State Library website.