Listen to the throaty roar of 2 P&W radial engines, as a 1945 vintage DC3 airliner takes off to explore the local countryside or inspect the Woodworkers Guild craftwork within the old maintenance and parachute drying huts, family fun for everyone.

The original plans to transform Clarendon House from Georgian restraint to Italianate grandeur by John Claud Cox have been unearthed and will be on display during the Heritage Festival. The proposed changes were extensive: ornate cornices, arched windows, and even an upper-level terrace were envisioned.

In this special exhibition, follow in the footsteps of the first Goldfields men to enlist in the First World War, as they experience death and glory on the beaches of Gallipoli and the muddy trenches of Europe.

Discover the stories of the extraordinary people and events that have shaped our state.

Souter’s Bondi is an exhibition featuring iconic murals by David Henry Souter which were historically displayed in the clubhouse of the Bondi Surf Bathers Life Saving Club, alongside contemporary art commissions, to explore Souter's legacy, impact and art deco's connection to Bondi.

Immerse yourself in Sydney’s rich Aboriginal history, with stories spanning thousands of years to today. Guided by your Climb Leader and First Nations Storyteller, journey to the top of the iconic Harbour Bridge via the Summit Climb route.

Explore never-before-seen artifacts from the Hobart Convict Penitentiary's archives during the 2025 Heritage Festival. Uncover hidden stories and rare objects from Tasmania’s convict past in this exclusive, limited-time display. Bookings are recommended.

Unearth the stories of historic Retford Park, boasting a stunning seasonal garden, an elegant Victorian Italianate homestead, and impressive art collections located in the former home of James Fairfax AC.

Discover the hidden treasures of Port Macquarie’s past at our unique exhibition, Buttons, Bricks & Other Bits. From everyday items like buttons and bricks to rare historical relics, each piece tells a story of our town's rich history and the people who lived here.

This exhibition is not a complete history of Australia’s participation in the Vietnam War. Its intention is to pay our respects and to acknowledge the men and women who took part in a war fraught with difficulty while reflecting on the impact the war had at home. Includes a speaking event.

Join artist Patrick Shirvington for a morning of drawing in the surrounds of the 'Hut of Happy Omen' Ahimsa. Continuing Marie Byles legacy of connection to the natural world. Patrick is a well known artist / illustrator, with his work focusing on the natural world.

Stroll Mortlake’s historic main street, explore charming bluestone buildings, uncover hidden gems in quirky second-hand stores, and savor award-winning local produce. With vibrant markets and rich volcanic soils, this welcoming town offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and culinary delights!

Unearth a piece of Lane Cove's history. On this special Open Day weekend, explore Carisbrook Historic House and enjoy Devonshire Tea in the courtyard. Overlooking the Lane Cove River, travel back in time to the Victorian Era.

Built in 1859, the Griffiths Island Lighthouse is a picturesque landmark that still guides vessels safely into the historic Port of Port Fairy. Collect your guide at the Port Fairy & Region Visitor Information Centre or download a copy below to explore this iconic site.

Port Fairy is home to some of the most stunning historical architecture, with buildings dating back to the 1800s that tell the story of this charming coastal town. Step back in time, wander the streets and soak in the heritage of Port Fairy.

Immerse yourself in Mortlake's rich history on the Heritage Bluestone Trail! Wander through time as you discover the town's iconic bluestone buildings and learn about its fascinating past. Pick up your copy at the Port Fairy & Region Visitor Information Centre or download a copy below.

Pressing Desires offers an intimate look at how Norman Lindsay's devotion to his craft allowed him to create works of art that embody both the technical brilliance and emotional depth of his era, inviting viewers to reflect on the timeless human experience of love and desire.

An opportunity for people to commemorate and share memories of their mothers and aunties stepping forward to help save our Country in WW2. Women's service is often overlooked how it changed their lives during the war period & afterwards - opportunities, moving new locations, meeting new people .

Dive into Koroit's history with a self-guided tour of the Koroit Heritage Trail, with 32 locations ready to explore at your fingertips. From Commercial Road to the stunning botanical gardens, you'll be left wanting to explore more.

For the first time in it’s history, the gates of the iconic Dr Crookston’s 1880s Estate in Camden are being opened to the public. Unlock the secrets and discover the rich and colourful history of one of the Macarthur region’s most influential properties as you enjoy a guided tour of the Estate.