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Heritage Walk in Horseshoe Bend

Horseshoe Bend, nsw

This Heritage Walk will reveal some of the fascinating stories of this historic little area of Maitland tucked away beside the Hunter River.

Connections: The steel highways of the Hunter

Maitland, nsw

Explore the history of Maitland and the Hunter’s rail network through a display at Maitland City Library from April 6th – May 4th 2024.

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Mother’s Day Delights

Maitland, nsw

For a special Mother’s Day treat, take an intriguing tour through historic Grossmann House and enjoy homemade delectables in the garden.

Cessnock School of Arts centenary

, nsw

The Cessnock School of Arts building is one of the city's most prominent and this year is celebrating its centenary. It has been home to a hairdresser, operated as a cemetery office and even housed a Turkish bath. This exhibition uncovers the School of Arts many fascinating stories.

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Locked In: Revealing Historical Characters and Events Inside The Lock-Up

Newcastle, nsw

Immerse yourself in a historical journey through Newcastle’s old police station, led by The Lock-Up Director, Warwick Heywood. Discover the stories of intriguing characters and events which transpired during the station’s operation, including the Coal Strike of 1909 and the 1979 Star Hotel Riot.

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Return to the Hunter with Scott Bevan

Singleton, nsw

Join us as part of Heritage Festival and in honour of the Singleton Public Library building's 20th anniversary, as we host Scott Bevan to speak about his new book, Return to the Hunter.

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Locked In: Revealing Historical Characters and Events Inside The Lock-Up

Newcastle, nsw

Established in 1861, The Lock-Up, originally Newcastle’s police station with holding cells, has been transformed into a vibrant multidisciplinary art space dedicated to presenting contemporary and experimental arts within a historical building. In this immersive journey you will be led through the cell spaces and men’s exercise yard, uncovering fascinating

Connections: The steel highways of the Hunter

Maitland, nsw

To mark the National Trust’s Australian Heritage Festival 2024, Maitland Libraries presents Connections: The steel highways of the Hunter. Enjoy a unique survey of rare photographs and manuscripts illustrating the early development of key railway networks in the region. This display of Maitland Libraries’ cultural collection will uncover local stories

Return to the Hunter with Scott Bevan

Singleton, nsw

Newcastle-born writer and journalist Scott Bevan paddled the Hunter River in 2011 to reconnect with who he was and where he was from. That journey in a kayak led to the acclaimed book, The Hunter. A decade on, Scott returned to the river to paddle it again. The account of

Mother’s Day Delights

Maitland, nsw

Offering a unique historical twist on the classic celebrations, Mother’s Day at Grossmann House is a special experience. Join our knowledgeable guide as you tour historic Grossmann House, Maitland’s fully restored 1870 Victorian house museum, and be transported to times gone by. A delightful array of homemade savory and sweet

Heritage Walk in Horseshoe Bend

Horseshoe Bend, nsw

Join Michael Belcher for a Heritage Walk around Maitland’s unique Horseshoe Bend. Following the walk a splendid afternoon tea will be served at historic Brough House, 73 Church St, Maitland. Horseshoe Bend has seen immense change in the last 250 years from an almost impenetrable rainforest to a residential and

Cessnock School of Arts centenary

, nsw

2024 marks the Cessnock School of Arts centenary. An exhibition at Cessnock Library, 15 April – 13 May, in the Library foyer, looks in depth at the stories this magnificent building holds. Situated on a gateway corner into our city its grand facade still creates a dramatic impression. During its

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