sa Over the last four years, The National Trust of South Australia, working alongside the State Records of South Australia and other government agencies, has unearthed the original plans of many of the Trust’s buildings, from stables to police stations, post offices and houses. We’re now able to make thismore
wa 13 May 2023Spend the morning with Good Sammy exploring everything on offer, stay for a tour at Woodbridge or indulge in breakfast or lunch at Riverside at Woodbridge café. This event will take place on Saturday 13 May with the doors to the billiards room opening at 10.00am. Guided tours to Woodbridgemore
act 21 May 2023The walk will visit many of the sites on the Lyneham and North O’Connor Heritage Trail including the Lyneham Shops, the Tolldale Homestead site, the 13th Canberra Scout Hall, Jandura Park, the Lyneham Wetlands, St Ninian’s Uniting Church and Old Canberra Inn. The sites in the Heritage Trail illustrate themoreBook now
nsw 20 Aug 2023They died within one year of each other. Arthur Phillip, first governor of New South Wales, died in 1814 in Bath, southwest England, after serving the British empire around the globe for over forty years. Bennelong the Wangal man from today’s Sydney region passed away in 1813, an esteemed eldermore
sa 8 Oct 2023Join volunteers from the Willunga National Trust for an art heritage walk at Port Willunga followed by a light lunch. Port Willunga has long been a favoured place for artists to draw, sketch, and paint. Explore Port Willunga and see some of the places that have been painted by artistsmoreBook now
sa On the 30th March 2023 we saw the launch of the South Australian Native Vegetation Council’s Heritage Agreement Grants program at the National Trust of South Australia’s Watiparinga Reserve. The grants program will provide grants of up to $100,000 to properties under a Native Vegetation Heritage Agreement, which is amore
sa 30 Apr 2023Friends of Nurragi invite you to walk the Nurragi Conservation Reserve trail on Sunday 30th April. Choose from 3.7km, 6.9km, 11km or the full 12.4km. Starting at Milang, a complimentary bus will drop you off at your chosen start point, and accompanied by a Friends of Nurragi guide, make yourmore
sa 5 May 2024Adelaide Hills Garden Affair and The National Trust of South Australia welcomes you to this not-to-be-missed inaugural gardening event. Showcasing all things gardening, this special one-day event is event is set amongst the historic Stangate House & Gardens, 3 Edgeware Road, Aldgate and coinciding with spectacular autumn colour of themore
vic 27 May 2023 - 28 May 2023The Como Archaeology Festival presents a unique opportunity for visitors of all ages to become immersed in the exciting discipline of archaeology.moreBook now
sa 18 Jun 2023 History has labelled “Man’s best friend” as his dog! Hey show unwavering friendship, loyalty and companionship. It’s a dog day Bring your dog to explore new smells. They will have a wonderful woofing good time meeting new friends. Special treats and surprises will make their day!!!! Entry:more
sa 5 Nov 2023About Before the da capo aria, rhetoric was central to song in 17th century Italy. Storytelling was key, and not dissimilar to a theatrical monologue. A welcome return to Adelaide (from the U.S.) for Soprano Bethany Hill, featuring captivating music by Strozzi, Carissimi, F Caccini, and G Cacini. BethanymoreBook now
sa 15 Oct 2023About Music in the 17th and 18th century was written for instruments in all kinds of combinations, often for players at home to be able to partake in with what instruments you might have to hand! Join Ben Dollman, Janet Anderson and Alison Rayner for a wander through the lanewaysmoreBook now
vic 21 Sep 2023 - 1 Oct 2023Join The Australian Shakespeare Company for this interactive theatre production 'Captain Jack’s Pirate Party' on the grounds of Rippon Lea Estate.more
nsw National Trust (NSW) house museum, Miss Porter’s House in Newcastle, has been added to the UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Register in recognition of its rich trove of documentary heritage spanning 1910 to 1997.more
sa 15 Apr 2023 - 25 Jun 2023Departing from the platform adjacent to the Moonta Mines Museum, the Moonta Mines Tourist Railway is a guided tour of the historic Moonta Mines State Heritage Area. Featuring extensive commentary, passengers are taken past many historic landmarks of the former mining operations, including the reservoir, ore sorting floors, and through a tunnelmoreBook now
sa 17 May 2023 - 18 May 2023Set off from the Moonta Mines Museum with Ali De Baker (from National Trust of South Australia) and walk the heritage-listed Hancock’s Precinct Walking Trail, Moonta Mines to the historic Miner’s Cottage, built in 1800s by John Wood. Walk in the footsteps of the Cornish Miner and their families whilstmore
sa 15 May 2023 - 21 May 2023Moonta Mines 1861 – 1923 – see a display of the infrastructure of the Moonta Mines as well as a family history of the residents who lived in Ballarat Row. Talk to the historian and find your possible connection to the famous Cornish Miners and their families who made Moontamore
sa 19 May 2023 - 20 May 2023Walk this heritage listed Cornish Mining site and marvel at the condition of the Ore Floor which is arguably the best preserved in the world. Learn about the way the world-renowned Cornish Miners mined Copper Ore as you walk along the Elders Line of Lode at National Heritage Listedmore
nsw The National Trust Heritage Awards is an annual celebration of outstanding practice, awarding excellence in conservation of Aboriginal, built, natural or cultural heritage. ‘’The diversity, scale and geographical representation was simply astounding this year and prompted rich and robust discussions between the judges’’ said Matthew Devine, Chair of the Nationalmore
wa The project builds on recommendations from a recent ethnographic survey at Central Greenough, a significant heritage precinct on Yamatji Country. Thanks to grant funding from Lotterywest, we are undertaking a series of research projects at Central Greenough to better understand the diverse heritage values associated with the place. How tomore
