vic 18 May 2024The National Trust and the Heritage Council of Victoria presents this opportunity for visitors of all ages to immerse themselves in Victoria’s rich history, while exploring the exciting discipline of archaeology.more
nsw 31 Aug 2024Join us on Saturday 31st August and discover troves of treasure at the Lindesay Bric-a-Brac market. Lindesay at Darling Point will host this annual market where you can enjoy a morning or afternoon tea and browse a delightful array of curios and surprise nic nacs and collectibles. All proceeds frommore
nsw The $500,000 restoration of UNESCO World Heritage site Old Government House is now underway, with parts of the historic Parramatta landmark undergoing significant repairs.more
nsw 28 Sep 2024 - 29 Sep 2024When Governor Lachlan Macquarie proclaimed the site for Australia’s first settlement west of the mountains in 1815, he could hardly have envisaged the exciting modern university city of Bathurst. Gateway to the golden west, Bathurst on the banks of the Macquarie River, surrounded by highly productive, agricultural countryside and historicmore
act The National Trust of Australia (ACT) says that the referral of Light Rail Stage 2B to the Commonwealth Government identifies many heritage issues that require full public scrutiny. See media release. National Trust ACT Light Rail Stage 2B EPBC Act Referral Feb 2024 To see the documents related to themore
nsw 29 May 2024The National Trust S.H. Ervin Gallery has partnered with Captain Cook Cruises, to offer an exclusive 2024 Vivid Sydney Boat Tour. Marvel at the spectacular light show while you enjoy a three-course dinner with beer, wines and soft drinks for the duration of the cruise. Step aboard our private chartermore
nsw 25 May 2024The Norman Lindsay Jazz in the Garden festival returns! This highly anticipated event is not just for the hardcore jazz enthusiast or wine connoisseur, but for everyone who enjoys a quality afternoon of wine, jazz, culture and friends. This year winemakers and brewers come from both large and boutique wineries.more
sa 6 Apr 2024On the evening of 6 April, the Millicent National Trust Museum will be having their Murder at the Museum event for the seventh year in a row. Tour guides lead groups through the museum buildings where they are met with a variety of characters ad-libbing their way throughmore
vic 29 Mar 2024Come dressed in your best pirate outfit and join in with Fashions on the Plank. The Captain will have the kids scrubbing the deck, swinging the rope and going on a treasure hunt. Receive your pirate tattoo (washable!) and your very own pirate name. Arrr the pirate’s life for you! more
vic 19 Apr 2024 - 12 May 2024Walk in the footsteps of past female prisoners and discover what life was like for women incarcerated in Old Melbourne Gaol.more
nsw The NSW Government has announced two housing reforms that represent significant change to the planning system in NSW, with major impacts on heritage.more
sa 16 May 2024 - 19 May 2024 Visitors should not fail to inspect a sight worth seeing when shopping in this Edwardian era emporium! Explore 13 departments from ladies accessories, couture, haberdashery, homewares, men’s apparel, babies, toys, stationery and confectionery. Staff will be offering startling bargains. Meet in Evie’s Tea Room, for refreshments, amore
sa 21 Apr 2024Museum Building (170 yrs) Garford Fire Truck (100 yrs) Penfolds (180 yrs) Cadbury (200 yrs) and more! Enjoy the festivities Cake cutting at 1:00pm Fun, food and games to enjoy Hands-on activites Explore twelve rooms in the building, four display pavilions, blacksmith, police cell, and laundry, all surrounded bymore
sa 17 Mar 2024On Display: Blacksmith, Woodwork, Toy Cars, Model Railway, Stamps, Football, Fishing, Beer, Vintage Cars + more. Explore twelve rooms in the building, four display pavilions, blacksmith, police cell, and laundry, all surrounded by the beautiful garden. Sausage Sizzle and Devonshire Tea is available and the gift shop is stockedmore
nsw 9 Mar 2024 - 14 Apr 2024Contemporary Indigenous Art is rarely examined through the lens of painterly invention. This exhibition curated by Christopher Hodges focuses on art from the Western Desert, highlighting the methods and techniques artists use to make their visions. The complexity and sophistication of this imagery rich with cultural knowledge has evolved overmore
