wa 17 Jul 2022Spend an afternoon with poets Lisa Collyer and Nandi Chinna to hear about their experience as writers in residence at the National Trust’s Woodbridge. Steeped more than a century of history, Woodbridge is a house that holds many stories. And it is situated on land that sustained the Whadjuk NoongarmoreBook now
nsw 28 Jul 2022The National Trust has long argued for the history of our cities to play a meaningful role in their future. Using Parramatta as a case study, this Forum will debate ways rapidly growing areas can create a unique and identifiable character, discuss what a blueprint for truly loveable cities shouldmore
vic 29 Oct 2022 - 30 Oct 2022Inspired by all things French, Le Festival Français is a celebration of the food, wine, language and above all, the culture of France.moreBook now
act 13 Aug 2022Health and wellbeing have come to the fore in society owing to the challenges of recent years where dramatic changes have been imposed on our normal way of life. In response to lockdowns and natural disasters, there is a desire for bringing people together to promote the health and healingmoreBook now
act 24 Jul 2022The Heritage Walk on Sunday 24 June will introduce us to the new Lyneham and North O’Connor Heritage Trail, developed by the Lyneham Community Association. For more details and bookings: https://lynehamheritagetrail.eventbrite.com.au moreBook now
nsw 1 Oct 2022 - 4 Oct 2022Situated in the beautiful Blue Mountains 100 kms west of Sydney, the gardens of Leura are famous for their magnificent displays of azaleas, rhododendrons, dogwoods, camellias and other cool climate exotics, as well as flowering annuals, perennials and bulbs. The 2022 Leura Gardens Festival is a wonderful celebration for allmore
nsw 20 Aug 2022The revision of the Rules is transformative, ensuring the National Trust keeps pace with changes caused by technology advancements, the pandemic and other factors. The proposed amendments proactively respond to legal, philanthropic and digital changes including: alignment to the Australian Charities and Not-for-profit Commission (ACNC) governance requirements; better connection withmore
nsw 28 Aug 2022Bring your dog to Norman Lindsay Gallery to discover the grounds and enjoy a range of fun activities for all to enjoy. Canines can channel their inner artist with dog paw painting and sit in a photo booth dressed like an artist. There will be a stick library and manymore
nsw 23 Oct 2022Join us for a very special guided walking tour where the glorious landscapes and lovely gardens of Golden Vale, currently closed to the public, await you. In 1798 the first European explorers to the ‘new country’ described the view from Mount Ginginbullen, where Golden Vale now sits, as the ‘finestmore
nsw 17 Sep 2022Local artist, Jeannine Andrews, has a love for Cooma Cottage and an incredible talent in sketches and watercolour works. Jeannine has used her artistic flare to create unique artworks of historic Cooma Cottage and surrounds, and now she would like to share her knowledge and skill with you. Be inspiredmore
nsw 10 Jun 2022 - 31 Aug 2022Visit the National Trust Centre to view a free exhibition with rarely seen objects and images from the National Trust Archives. The National Trust recently accepted part of the AMP Archives collection, spanning from 1849 to the present day, offering a unique insight into the organisation’s history. This collection focusesmore
nsw 30 Jul 2022 - 11 Sep 2022The “heart” of this exhibition is the relationship to Country expressed in diverse and sometimes oblique ways by four generations of Indigenous artists from Arnhem Land and beyond. Core works come from a remarkable private collection of bark paintings assembled by Donna-Marie Kelly and Andrew Dyer, featuring some of themore
nsw 13 Oct 2022 - 14 Oct 2022Visiting no fewer than nine much loved cool climate gardens of great diversity and charm located in the Moss Vale and Bowral districts. Postponed from last spring, this exclusive visit takes in some gardens never opened to visitors previously. Please note: The exact starting point and garden schedule for themore
nsw 2 Jul 2022 - 16 Oct 2022Glass has been an essential part of British households since Roman times. The earliest manufacture of raw glass in England can be traced back to 1226 at Chiddingfold. Until the 15th century, the majority of glass produced was window glass for use in churches and monasteries, with some glass formore
nsw 20 Sep 2022Christine Stewart trained as an artist, and in 1998 she and her husband took on a project to restore the derelict but historic Collits’ Inn which was built by an ex-convict in 1823 to welcome travellers who had descended the Blue Mountains on their way to Bathurst and the West.more
nsw 16 Jul 2022 - 17 Jul 2022Keera Vale is referred to as the Grand Old Dame of Wollongong and is a Georgian home built in 1843 for Judge Roger Therry and his wife Anne Riley. The house, a commodious two storey building, was originally surrounded by an extensive garden with fruit trees and dairy farm, completemore
nsw 27 Aug 2022Towering eucalypts, old agave lined fences and ornamental gardens. Dundullimal’s garden has a rich history. It has hosted many joyous social events, and provided a bounty of food for its early residents. Discover the stories of the garden with Louise Martel on a special walk and talk around Dundullimal Homestead’smore
nsw 16 Jul 2022A humble slab hut from one side, but something altogether different from the other. A young man, unmarried arrives in Sydney and makes his way to beyond the limits of civilisation with a fortune in his pocket, having purchased the slab hut he began renovations for the new life thatmore
