act 11 Oct 2026Duntroon House was the original homestead of Robert Campbell, who was granted land by the Governor of NSW in 1825. It is named after Duntroon Castle, in Argyllshire, Scotland. Built of solid stone and fitted throughout with cedar, it is now the Royal Military College Officers’ mess. This tour willMoreBook now
act 27 Sep 2026Bookings are now open https://www.trybooking.com/DPIKS Join us on 27 September for a Heritage Walk through Braddon Our Braddon Self-Guided Tour brochure is in its final stages of proofing and will form the basis for our September tour. As one of the oldest suburbs in Canberra – we discover many ‘firsts’MoreBook now
nsw 24 Oct 2026Welcome spring with a fun evening of live music, local flavours and beautiful heritage gardens at the Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum. Featuring much-loved Wiggles legend, Murray Cook, and led by vocalist, Lizzie Mack, The Soul Movers musical tour-de-force across a hip and funky retro musical spectrum, recreating the bestMoreBook now
vic 23 Sep 2026This 3 hour collaborative storytelling experience will harness the immersive setting of the former City Watch House at Old
Melbourne Gaol to transport players to extraordinary worlds.MoreBook now
sa 25 Oct 2026This tour revisits some of the serious crimes that have occurred historically around Adelaide and discusses the nature of the crimes, the victims, the perpetrators and the outcomes. A stroll around the city highlights some select cases which drew much attention at the time, revealing an underbelly to our progressiveMoreBook now
sa 26 Sep 2026This tour revisits the heyday of cinema in Adelaide when Rundle Street (now Mall) and Hindley Street were indundated with movie cinema houses and patrons embraced the ritual of attending the latest movie releases. It was a time to dress up and immerse yourself in an experience which helped youMoreBook now
sa 13 Sep 2026During the 19th Century, the southwestern part of Adelaide embodied a bustling working-class enclave. Predominantly residential, the area was also home to crucial trades like blacksmith shops that flourished. This locale accommodated pubs, social clubs catering to men, and diverse of worship, reflecting its multicultural composition. Embark on this trailMoreBook now
sa 3 Oct 2026Embark on a fascinating journey, wander the allure of North Adelaide’s idyllic street, unveiling architectural treasures along Pennington Terrace and the enchanting Montefiore Hill. Traverse from the Iconic St. Peter’s Cathedral, a Gateway to North Adelaide’s Splendor, to the modest gathering place of the Religious Society of Friends. This trailMoreBook now
sa 21 Nov 2026Discover the charm of some of Adelaide’s hotel buildings and pub culture, past and present. At the conclusion of the tour, you are welcome to partake in a refreshment at the Griffins Hotel, Hindmarsh Square (optional and at your own expense) To ensure your spot, be sure to make yourMoreBook now
sa 8 Nov 2025 - 8 Nov 2026Wander around the East End of Adelaide to uncover the amazing artwork by locals and artists including colourful murals and portraits. To ensure your spot, be sure to make your booking, as this experience is not to be missed. Please note these walking tours may include uneven ground. SensibleMoreBook now
nsw 31 Oct 2026 - 1 Nov 2026Held over two days, the 2026 New England Garden Festival offers workshops from gardening celebrities Hannah Moloney and Jerry Coleby-Williams, more than 100 stalls, entertainment and open gardens from Tenterfield to Uralla. Saumarez Homestead is the heritage jewel of New England. The 30-room Edwardian mansion is surrounded by 2 hectaresMoreBook now
vic 20 Sep 2026Labassa is regularly open on the Third Sunday of each month (except December), from 10:30am to 4pm with last entry at 3:30pm. Although more than 700 people have lived at Labassa, it has miraculously survived with most of its opulent Victorian era decoration intact. Come and experience the complex richnessMoreBook now
sa 31 Oct 2026Join us for a thrilling adventure at the Beaumont House Children’s Halloween Spooky Trail, hosted by the Burnside Branch of the National Trust of SA! Dress up and join the fun and wander the spooky paths at Beaumont House. Dodge zombies, deadly pirates, pass the haunted graveyard and if youMore
sa 18 Oct 2026Join us for a delightful day of Spring in the Garden at Tea Tree Gully Museum on Sunday 18th of October between 11am to 4pm Immerse yourself in the beauty of spring with live music, a vibrant array of stalls, and the chance to purchase lovely plants to brighten yourMore
sa 19 Sep 2026Join us on Saturday 19th September for a relaxed, family-friendly event where dog lovers and their furry companions can come together to unwind and enjoy the outdoors. Pack your picnic rug, bring along your favourite snacks (and your pup, of course!), and settle in for a day of sunshine, socialising,More
nsw 5 Dec 2026Celebrate the festive season as the sun goes down with a Christmas Soiree at Golden Vale Homestead. Enjoy a complimentary drink on arrival and savour canapés in the gardens as the sun starts to set. Wander through the historic house, decorated beautifully for the occasion, and listen to the festiveMoreBook now
nsw 24 Oct 2026In the intimate Drawing Room of Old Government House, Parramatta, Lace becomes a rare micro-opera experience shaped by its extraordinary setting. Performed inside this UNESCO World Heritage-listed property, the two performances, specifically limited in audience size, create a close encounter between performers, music, place and history. The room itself deepensMoreBook now
nsw 30 Dec 2026 - 17 Jan 2027In this new exhibition, Anita Swanson and Clare Delaney draw on their distinct experiences of ‘landscapes’ and ‘houses,’ transforming them into expressive visual works shaped by a continual process of adding and erasing media. Anita explores the intersection between the Blue Mountains landscape and the imaginal realm. Working in acrylicsMore
