Discover the intriguing history of Little Manly as you join Max Burns-McRuvie from Journey Walks on a historical walking tour, delving into the past and sharing stories that make our surroundings so special, before enjoying a delicious 2 course lunch with bread and snacks at Ripples Little Manly.

The Friends of Ethel Turner Society will be hosting tours of Historic 'Woodlands' for one day only on Sunday 5th May 2024. We'll be sharing the built heritage and stories of past resident and blue plaque recipient, famous Ethel Turner, author of the classic, Seven Little Australians.

As a part of the Ku-ring-gai Heritage Festival, The Friends of Ethel Turner will be hosting tours of historic 'Woodlands' Killara.

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

Discover the stories of Port Phillip with our free, all ages Guided Walks program.
Our walks will give you fascinating insights into the places, events, lives and legends that built this City.

Unforgettable night of local knowledge shared by Kate and her henchmen. True local stories direct from the mouth of the Queen of Surry hills herself with her insights into the razor gang years in her actual home which was also her first sly grog shop. Tickets include performance, antipasto plate and dessert.

Dunedoo Historical Society and Museum will open from 10am-3pm on ANZAC day- 25th April. Come and explore the many connections Dunedoo has- not only within the district but throughout NSW and Sydney. Three Rooms to explore in the 'Old Bank Building' and our permanent outdoor displays.

This rarely seen property offers visitors the opportunity to explore an intact 1930s Roy Grounds waterfront holiday house set amidst a faithfully reconstructed landscape of native coastal vegetation, located in the Victoria Heritage listed Ranelagh Estate designed by Walter Burley Griffin in 1924.

Learn tips on how to collate a cohesive family history from a pile of letters, documents, and photos.

'I weep for you,' the Walrus said: 'I deeply sympathize.' With sobs and tears he sorted out those of the largest size.' An activity replicated over many thousands of years all over the world. Delicate (and delicious) the Sydney Rock oyster connects daily life along the Clyde River.

This presentation by members of the Benalla Aboriginal History Group will explore the historical story of Aboriginal life, colonisation and frontier conflict in Benalla.

How does a pretty hamlet with windmills, cottages and paddocks transform into an inner-city suburb of Victorian terraces, Art Deco flats and rowdy pubs? Join us for a part how-to, part history talk about exploring the City of Sydney’s archives and connecting its people, places and stories.

Use images from the City of Sydney Archives to create a laser-cut printing plate and print your image on our printing press!

Step back in time during the Moyne historic photo exhibition! QR codes will be scattered around the Shire, located at select historic places and buildings. Bring your smart device along, scan the QR code, and be transported to the past to see how our Shire looked way back when!

Join an expert guide on a leisurely guided historic walk through the wide, tree-lined streets and beautifully preserved streetscapes of Port Fairy.

Hear from a series of professional industry speakers on a range of topics designed to broaden your understanding of heritage. This webinar series will cover topics including what are the common misconceptions about heritage, what does archaeology actually look like today and why is heritage relevant in combating climate change?

Enjoy a collection of exquisite miniature paintings by local artists, inspired by the miniature paintings carried by early European settlers at the Swan River Colony.

Drop-in for a special guided tour facilitated by Gallery Volunteer Guides and delve into the rich 128-year history of Geelong Gallery, one of the oldest regional art galleries in Australia.

City Historian Laila Ellmoos will share how the archive sheds light on the rapid urbanisation of Darlinghurst in the 19th century, and the intricate and intimate interconnections between neighbours, tenants and landlords.

Be inspired by images from the City of Sydney archives to create heritage inspired laser-cut jewellery pieces.

Come and immerse yourself in the soundscape of Darlinghurst in the 1920s and 30s with historians Paula Hamilton and Lisa Murray, as they evoke localised sounds and trace how modern living and technology triggered complaints and new definitions of noise.