nsw 2 Apr 2026 - 13 Jul 2026In this captivating exhibition, Lindsay’s depiction of nature spans intimate forest encounters, the joyful exuberance of mythical beings, and his personal relationship with the garden at his Blue Mountains home. The works on display reflect Lindsay’s vision of the natural world as a living, breathing force that shapes both theMore
nsw 11 Apr 2026 - 17 May 2026Nebula is a feminine name of Latin origin meaning “mist,” “fog,” or “vapor.” In astronomy, this title refers to giant clouds of gas or dust in space. Nebulae come in a stunning range of shapes and colours, giving each interstellar dust cloud a unique and beautiful space. Massive, interstellar cloudsMore
vic 16 May 2026Join the National Trust and their qualified archaeologists for a hands-on introduction to archaeological practice at Barwon Grange in Geelong.MoreBook now
nsw 9 May 2026 - 26 Jul 2026The Salon des Refusés was initiated by the S.H. Ervin Gallery in 1992 in response to the large number of works entered into the Archibald Prize which were not selected for display in the official exhibition. The Archibald Prize is one of Australia’s most high profile and respected awards whichMore
nsw 18 Apr 2026 - 21 Nov 2026Paranormal Nights at Old Government House offer visitors the opportunity to experience the oldest surviving public building in Australia after dark. Explore the house’s history, reported phenomena, and atmospheric spaces through structured storytelling and investigative activities, with separate ticketing for tours and investigations.MoreBook Now
sa 17 May 2026Between the old wholesale East End Markets and the bustling Central Market there are veritable heritage samplers of buildings from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. To ensure your spot, be sure to make your booking, as this experience is not to be missed. Please note these walking tours mayMoreBook now
vic 17 May 2026Join the National Trust and their qualified archaeologists for a hands-on introduction to archaeological practice at Como House.MoreBook now
sa 17 May 2026This interactive display focuses on an extensive collection of antique cameras. See the camera timeline and how they evolved through the years. Discover original photographs taken with the old cameras. Focus your own camera lens on fascinating objects on display throughout the site. Come, explore and enjoy a sausage sizzleMoreMore details
sa 17 May 2026The first railway in the South East commenced in 1876, connecting the developing Port of Kingston with the inland agricultural hub of Naracoorte. It transformed freight and passenger travel in the region. Our enthusiastic volunteers will guide you through our curated collection of photographs and memorabilia illustrating this fascinating story.MoreBook now
vic 6 May 2026 - 23 Dec 2026Rippon Lea Estate is recognised as a leading biodiversity hotspot within the City of Glen Eria. It is a haven for birds & other wildlife.MoreBook Now
nsw 21 May 2026 - 31 May 2026Mary Pinnock, an esteemed Archibald Prize finalist and Wynne Prize exhibitor, has long been celebrated for her profound connection to the natural world. Working from her studio in Paddington, Sydney, Mary specialises in painting nature, trompe l’oeils, exotic tropical landscapes and seashells. View this playful exhibition on display in RetfordMore
vic 23 May 2026Memories of the Billabong is an exhibition and round-table panel event, building on Petrichor Collaborative’s Remembered Waters series and their community-led work at Como Billabong, and is presented as part of Melbourne Design Week 2026. The event features an exhibition of artworks reflecting on the enduring memory of water within Melbourne’s urban landscape, which will be displayed along the balcony of Como HouseMoreBook now
sa 24 May 2026Occasionally, it’s the tiniest nuances that unveil the most captivating tales from history. While heritage buildings often strike with their grandeur, a closer inspection reveals that within the minutiae lies the most captivating narratives from times gone by. This tour is dedicated to shedding light on concealed intricacies and architecturalMoreBook Now
sa 24 May 2026Who was Matthew Flinders, arguably the most famous man in South Australian history? Why was he in SA waters in 1802, and why did he meet Nicolas Baudin in Encounter Bay? In this talk, Gillian Dooley, author of ‘Matthew Flinders: The Man Behind the Map’, explains his background, his dealingsMoreBook now
act 26 May 2026Two new and interesting places to visit in the Southern Highlands this autumn! Bookings have closed but email events@nationaltrustact.org.au in case of vacancies. Tuesday 26 March 2026 In the morning, we will visit the fascinating Mittagong Mushroom Tunnels, where disused railway tunnels now provide the perfect environment for cultivating gourmetMoreBook now
vic 27 May 2026Step inside the shadows of Pentridge Prison Tours for a three-hour collaborative storytelling experience unlike anything you’ve played before.MoreBook now
vic 28 May 2026As part of the National Trust exhibition reFashion/transform join Dr Lorinda Cramer for an up-close look at selected pieces from the NTAV collection. MoreBook now
