act 13 Aug 2025FULL but there is a waiting list on Trybooking. Jeff Brown, former Surveyor-General of the ACT, takes you on a historical journey through the maze of historical maps and survey plans produced in NSW and ACT since colonisation starting with Major Michell’s Map of the Colony (1834) and progressing throughMoreBook now
nsw 11 Sep 2026 - 26 Sep 2026Savour the quiet beauty and peaceful atmosphere of Retford Park after dark, without the crowds. Begin your evening with drinks and canapés served on the elegant front verandah of Retford Park’s ‘Portuguese Pink’ mansion, as the setting sun bathes the gardens in a warm golden glow. We are delighted toMoreBook now
sa 4 Oct 2025The much-loved Fairy & Elf Picnic is back! Step into a world of whimsy and wonder at our magical Fairy & Elf Picnic at the enchanting Stangate House & Garden this spring! Pack your picnic basket, bring a rug or some comfy chairs, and get ready for a day ofMoreBook Now
nsw 28 Nov 2025 - 30 Mar 2026In the 1920s and 1930s, Rayner Hoff was the most gifted – and controversial – public sculptor in Australia, best known for the sculptures and friezes that adorn Sydney’s Anzac Memorial, including Sacrifice at its centre. Between the First and Second World Wars, Rayner Hoff transformed Australian sculpture. He wasMoreBook now
nsw 30 Apr 2026Developed from Federation in 1901 as the Garden Suburb, Haberfield is described as ”the earliest Australian garden suburb, characterised by architecturally distinctive single storey suburban villas in the Federation style” – National Trust, 1971. Led by Vince Crow of the Haberfield Association, this engaging tour begins at the historic StMoreBook now
sa The National Trust of South Australia can support heritage projects by auspicing External Appeals – empowering communities to protect the places they value. This allows owners or custodians of heritage places or objects to raise tax-deductible donations for essential repairs and conservation. Through our not-for-profit, tax-deductible status, the Trust canMoreApply Now
act 2 Aug 2025Theme: A Future for the Past The Symposium program is now available here Symposium Program 2025 Please find a flyer with details on the speakers here – ACT Heritage Symposium 2025. DATE: Saturday 2 August 2025, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm VENUE: Forestry Building (Building 48) ANU, Linnaeus Way, ACTONMoreBook now
vic 18 Jul 2025 - 15 Aug 2025This winter, Royal Mail Hotel brings its celebrated regional dining experience to Melbourne for a strictly limited series inside the grand ballroom of Rippon Lea Estate.MoreBook now
act 27 Jul 2025[Note that this is a repeat of a Heritage Walk in July 2023 but with the addition of a potential visit to one of the residences in Swinger Hill.] Please note that this Walk will now start at the later time of 1.30 pm due to a clash with anMoreBook now
act 18 Jul 2025Opened in 1969, the Queanbeyan Museum is located in the historic 1876 Old Police Sergeant’s Residence. It has a broad collection of over 3,500 items, many of which are displayed in its ten galleries and outdoor areas. Join Sandra Hawke for a tour before we cross the road for morningMoreBook now
nsw Gwenda MacDiarmid was a dedicated member of the National Trust Women’s Committee for over 20 years and played a pivotal role in the committee’s many activities.More
sa 7 Jun 2025Experience the charm of the Barossa at the historic Collingrove Homestead with a relaxed afternoon of fine wine and regional flavours. Enjoy a tasting selection of traditionally made cold cut meats, artisan cheeses, and handcrafted bread – the perfect accompaniment to the outstanding single vineyard wines of Zitta Wines, aMoreBook now
nsw The NSW Government is calling for your thoughts on a new draft heritage strategy. Share your views by 13 July 2025 and help raise a voice for heritage.More
sa 15 Jun 2025Join us for our next Heritage on Sunday event, Clear as Glass at the Tea Tree Gully Museum. Explore many incredible objects within the Museum collection made of glass. You will discover just how versatile glass is in creating a wide range of products. Think you’ve got an eye forMore
act 22 Jun 2025This walk will cover just a small portion of what is featured in our latest brochure ‘Yarralumla’. From the now vacated Forestry precinct (image above courtesy of the ACT Heritage Library 000368), we will pass the former CSIRO site, Brickworks and access the interesting incinerator in the grounds of theMoreBook now
act 15 Jun 2025Join this fascinating walk back in time to visit the site of Canberra’s first European settlement in 1824, and to explore the Acton Conservation Area. Acton peninsula is not only the birthplace of Canberra, its veritable Sydney Cove, but also where it grew up. From 1911, the detailed planning andMoreBook now
