A very engaging exhibition on the Hermannsburg/ Barossa historical link! This connection still influences human and spiritual relationships today in a positive way.

As one of the owner/operators of Ambler Touring, I love taking our guests into this very special gallery that houses the magnificent Hill and Son Grand Organ that was originally built and housed in the Adelaide Town Hall. It is a magnificent instrument and a wonderful group of volunteers showcase its beauty and sound each Wednesday between 11.30am & 12.15pm. It is open to view during normal gallery open hours (you just won't get to hear it!) The gallery hosts some beautiful exhibitions but also has some extraordinary works on permanent display. Donations are always welcome for the upkeep and maintenance of the organ, so if you are in the area, please do call in to see it because it is well worth it.

The gallery had some beautiful art works, and our group was privileged to have a tour of the amazing Hill and Son pipe organ, and even a small recital

This was a surprise visit, I thought I would pop in have a look & leave, but I spent a lot longer time there, but it was enjoyable. The painting were good & the Grand Organ is magnificent

A must see in Barossa Valley! Make sure to join the tour on Wed to understand the history and the mechanism of the pipe organ and enjoy the beautiful performance. Thanks to Steve who is so knowledgeable and passionate about it. Definitely my key highlight in Barossa Valley!

We attended a Wednesday Organ Session and were absolutely blown away with Steve and his presentation! The organ is magnificent and to find out there are over 20 different sorts of Pipe Organs in the Barossa … even tho we live at Goolwa (2 hours away) we will endeavour to see them all. There was another chap who played the organ as well, and he was also a wealth of knowledge, not only about the organ, but about the Barossa region. The art exhibition in the gallery was amazing too! We also enjoyed the little gift shop ….. we will be back! Well done to everyone! Cheers Vicki

I had a tour through here. Wow, wouldn't have known it was there. It's well worth the visit. Highly recommended. There's a nice gift shop inside. A really nice gallery also. The staff are friendly.

The two hour drive from Goolwa to Tanunda was worth every second once we saw and heard the magnificent Hill & Son Grand Organ. I’ve never seen anything like it!! And to hear the history, told with so much passion, by Steve Kaesler added to the experience. If I could give 10 stars, I would!! Congratulations to the committee and the community for presenting this mighty organ!!