01/08/2026
Have you heard - it's Buy SA week from 1-9 August - and so I'm taking the opportunity to talk about how much I love supporting SA businesses π₯°
Of course Little Norma is a South Australian small business, and we choose SA made things for Little Norma because I think locally made things are generally excellent quality. Also I'm connected to these things somehow through our shared location.
Here are just some of the SA made things at Little Norma, and some of the local places we like to recommend...
1. Firstly , this beautiful Little Norma sign was painted by a local artist with the biggest heart Jessica Royans
2. In the kitchen we keep ourselves well stocked with a variety of T BAR TEA tea bags and with the most lovely mugs by local ceramicist Cate from StudioOH.10
3. At the kitchen sink we have al.ive body products by local twins Alysa and Lysandra, and hand crocheted dish cloth by my friend Bonnie
4. In the main bedroom this gorgeous native flower arrangement by Adelaide Native and to the right you can spot a little artwork by Dana Kinter Art
5. We leave some FruChocs out for our guests as a treat for when they arrive, along with our Little Norma postcard and guide book - the Little Norma map on the postcard and book is by Saskia and Shadow
In our guide book are all our favourite local places to eat and drink, including...
6. Normanville Surf Life Saving Club must have one of the best views in SA, and I personally think it's a hidden gem. Great value pub-style food and drinks, but usually only open Fri-Sun. An easy 5 minute walk from Little Norma.
7. One Little Sister is a cafe on the main street, open for breakfast and lunch 7 days a week. They have an eclectic creative menu, which matches the artistic decor of the cafe. Also an easy five minute walk from Little Norma.
8. YORE Myponga is about 15 minutes at Myponga, so it's a great pitstop for coffee and snacks on the way to/from Little Norma. I love the vibe of this cafe/wholefoods shop, it's located in an old dairy factory.
9. Berg Herring Wines is just off South Road at Sellicks Hill. It's close to the Victory Hotel, and has the same sweeping views down to Sellicks Beach. The cellar door is a tiny old chapel and everything about the place is quirky and quaint, it's really lovely (as is their wine π·)