vic 1 Aug 2025 - 30 Sep 2025This August and September, Diggers Club Members are invited to explore three of Victoria’s most breathtaking heritage gardens – for free!More
sa 17 Aug 2025You’re specially invited to celebrate the 170th anniversary of the grand Select Ball held at the Highercombe Hotel in 1855 Discover who might have graced the guest list, what stunning fashions were worn, the strict etiquette of the era, and the delightful music that filled the ballroom. Dance the dayMore
nsw 17 Jan 2026 - 18 Jan 2026Be immersed in the beautiful gardens and inspired by Norman Lindsay’s evocative sculptures as you are guided in figurative drawing. This two-day workshop is suitable for beginners to advanced artists. Tuition is from 9am-3pm daily and the ticket includes models, tuition, use of easels, morning and afternoon tea. Anthony holdsMoreBook now
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 12 Sep 2025 - 4 Oct 2025Savour 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
nsw 10 Jan 2026 - 25 Jan 2026The award-winning Sport for Jove Theatre Company has been bringing Shakespeare’s finest works to life at Leura’s Everglades House & Gardens since 2010. In January, this much-anticipated annual Shakespearean event returns with a stunning production set in historic surrounds. Save the date and stay tuned – more information about schedulingMore
nsw 21 Jan 2026First launched in London, Museum Selfie Day has evolved into a global phenomenon, inspiring a wide array of creative posts across social media platforms. On World Selfie Day 2026, we invite you to join the celebrations at Miss Traill’s House – a delightful 1845 Victorian-era bungalow, opening its doors andMore
nsw 7 Nov 2025 - 28 Nov 2025Step into the magic of twilight at Everglades House & Gardens. Enjoy the rare chance to wander through peaceful gardens without the crowds and admire the elegant architecture of the Art Deco house as the sun sets. Upon arrival, collect your grazing box and a glass of sparkling wine*. FindMoreBook now
nsw 30 Jan 2026Hear fascinating stories of the people who once lived and worked in this State Heritage-listed stone building, built in 1835. Over the years, it served as a roadside inn, guesthouse, private country house, and boys’ school. The house interiors, old stone kitchen, and dairy wing will take you on aMoreBook 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 18 Oct 2025There’s nothing quite like twilight, and the smell of spring in the air as night descends. This October, Grossmann House will light up for a special Twilight Delight that will transport visitors back to an eve from the Victorian era. Drawing on the evocative history of Grossmann House, from MaitlandMoreBook now
nsw 18 Oct 2025Returning with a fresh seasonal twist, the much-loved Jazz & Wine in the Garden festival at Norman Lindsay Gallery has something for everyone to enjoy. Soak up the vibrant atmosphere as you savour tastings from local wineries, tap along to lively dance performances, and enjoy an outstanding afternoon of jazz,MoreBook now
nsw 20 Nov 2025 - 9 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 Oct 2025Developed 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 interesting tour will visit three properties: twoMoreBook now
nsw 18 Oct 2025 - 19 Oct 2025The popular ‘Looking at Architecture’ program returns this spring. Visiting an array of significant properties, some rarely open to the public, the weekend offers a unique glimpse into the history and heritage of Yass. Among the properties opening their doors are two linked to the explorer, Hamilton Hume: Cliftonwood, builtMoreBook 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
nsw 14 Dec 2025The beautiful grounds of Golden Vale provide the perfect setting for a traditional Christmas with family and friends. Witness to almost 150 years of elegant living, Golden Vale Homestead is a magnificent c1870 property set on 200 acres of lush parkland that is home to an array of stunning wildlife.MoreBook now
nsw 10 Oct 2025 - 24 Oct 2025The evening begins in the Edwardian Garden with drinks and cheese platter served to the backdrop of Golden Vale’s elegant sandstone homestead. As evening starts to fall, we meander down to the Medway Rivulet and recount stories of the First Nation people, early explorers and convict settlers. A secret passagewayMoreBook now
