This highly interactive workshop introduces participants to the diversity, ecology and curiosities of the Kingdom Fungi.

Join us for breakfast and an autumn morning walk in the beautiful grounds of Retford Park, led by Head Gardener, Rick Shepherd and senior horticulturist Jordan Fusi.

This exciting exhibition by The Artists of the Round Yard (ARY), now on display at Retford Park, showcases work that demonstrates the curious cycle and progression of each artist’s creative process.

Self-led art and nature trail for children and families to enjoy during a visit to the Retford Park Gardens.

Discover the forgotten world of Bowral’s golden Victorian age as we explore Bowral’s Glebe lands.

The considerable changes in technology, developed alongside the motor vehicle from 1880 changed the way we live. The museum proudly embraces this technology and provides a showcase of many of these items alongside the vehicles of the period.

Hear interesting stories of our early pioneering families who came to the Illawarra in the early 1800's ie: Robert Jenkins Esq. and the Berkeley Estate, Benjamin Rixon (ie: Rixon's Pass) and his daughter Julia Anne who married Robert James and the Rixon Family descendents who fought in WW1.

Our guests to our Facebook page or in person at the Wollondilly Heritage Centre and Museum will see selected curious objects from our collection. Guests will be encouraged to nominate the name and use of the object before it is revealed.

This Tour offers you an opportunity to travel back in time and discover the history, heritage, and cultures of a true coastal treasure – Port Kembla.

Following a quick tour introduction at the Visitor Centre, we board the tour bus to begin our tour of the Port of Port Kembla by a short visit to Greenhouse Park – where the full picture of the port is laid out beneath us.

This Tour is a 2.5 – 3 hour walking tour of the Blue Mile – starting at Flagstaff Hill and concluding at the Old Courthouse – with a 30-minute refreshment break.

Have you ever been curious about where the names of Camden's streets, parks and places came from? Some are obvious as they pay homage to the movers and shakers of Camden's early days such as Macarthur Park. Where have the not so obvious names originated? Camden Library could help you find out!