The Kensington Residents’ Association acknowledges the Kaurna People as the Traditional Owners of the land now known as Kensington.
We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging. We celebrate the stories, culture, and traditions of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders of all communities who also live on this land.
The Kensington Residents’ Assocation Incorporated (KRA) represents the residents of Kensington, one of SA’s oldest suburbs.
The KRA was established in 1977 and is one of the oldest residents’ associations in South Australia. We represent all residents of Kensington in South Australia, the small and historic suburb with the unusual diagonal street pattern. The KRA is your voice to local and state government on everything from heritage laws to traffic, from street trees to rubbish collection.
Everyone can join us; businesses, home owners, and renters alike. We work to enhance social connections across the suburb, sharing information, supporting positive connections between neighbours, fostering community identitiy.
Check out our Aims and Achievements and the many ways to Get Involved.
10 Dec: Borthwick Park working bee
Join our December working bee and see what we get up to in Borthwick Park. Jobs for all ages and capabilities. Click photo for more information.
19 Dec: Carolling in Kensington
Join our annual tradition of community carolling through Kensington this December. We walk from the park opp. the Kensi to the Rising Sun Inn pausing frequently along the way to sing. Join the festive fun!
Waterers wanted!
To give the Borthwick Park mid-year plantings a better chance of surviving the summer, consider joining our summer watering roster. Click the photo above for more information.
Strike cuttings for reveg
You can help revegetate Borthwick Park from the comfort of your own backyard. Strike a batch of cuttings this Spring! Click photo for more details.
Bin stickers available now!
🙂 KRA bin stickers for sale! $10 each or free when you pay for 5 years KRA membership. Help remind drivers to slow down for safety. Click header/photo for more info.