Artist Helene Leane draws inspiration from Dungog Museum's ornate National Cash Register in her exhibition "Bing Bang Ring. Cash is King!" Her vibrant interpretation of this historical artifact offers a contemporary perspective on the museum's collection, creating a dialogue between past and present.
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They Call Me Blacket – by Todd Fuller – An Artist Talk at Tocal Homestead
Join artist Todd Fuller as he discusses "They Call Me Blacket," his animation bringing Tocal Homestead's historic Blacket Barn to life through distinctive drawing techniques. Experience this vivid story weaving together the barn's rich history, showcased in the atmospheric Stone Barn Stables.
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Tocal Homestead Self Guided Tours
Tocal Homestead is open to the public on Sundays from 10am - 3pm for self-guided audio tours. Be transformed back in time as you explore our living museum and one of Australia's oldest working farms.

They Call Me Blacket by Todd Fuller- An immersive animation at Tocal Homestead
Arts Upper Hunter and Tocal Homestead presents They Call Me Blacket by Todd Fuller at Tocal Field Days (May 2-4 2025). This immersive animation explores Blacket Barn's history through Fuller's signature drawing-animation style. View the exhibition at Stone Barn Stables, Tocal Homestead.

A Taste of Morpeth
Unearth Morpeth’s rich history, architecture and secrets on a 2-hour curated walking tour, finishing with Boydell's wine and tapas in their slab hut cellar door. A leisurely stroll along original cobblestone footpaths, discovering how Morpeth was founded & what famous biscuits were made here.

Looking at Architecture: Historic Maitland House & Garden Country Weekend
Join a special self-drive tour of charming heritage homes and gardens throughout the Lower Hunter Maitland district, an area rich in history and awe-inspiring landscapes, just waiting to be explored.

Life Under Ground – Archaeology from the Maitland High Street
The High Street of Maitland was the centre of life and commerce in the mid 19th Century, and the occupants of its houses, inns, and businesses left behind an archaeological record that tells a story of daily life for those working and living in the city by the river.
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Mothers Day Delights at Grossmann & Brough Houses
Treat your special person to a unique Mother's Day indulgence in historic surrounds.

Collections on Tour 2025
This autumn, Museums of History NSW's popular Collections on Tour series 'Making Home: A Short History of Houses, Interiors and Gardens in NSW' travels to historic Grossmann & Brough Houses in Maitland.

Maitland’s True Crime Tour
Explore Australia’s dark history with Dark Stories! Walk the same streets where crime and mystery unfolded, and experience gripping tales from the past. Join a tour and uncover hidden secrets!
