A weekend of free guided tours and activities is on offer at Q Station to unearth the incredible history and environment of North Head Quarantine Station. Book for a single tour or stay for the weekend, immersing yourself fully in the restored former quarantined passenger accommodation.

Unearth Morpeth’s rich history, architecture and secrets on a 2-hour curated walking tour, finishing with Boydell's wine and tapas in their slab hut cellar door. A leisurely stroll along original cobblestone footpaths, discovering how Morpeth was founded & what famous biscuits were made here.

Join us for a hands-on Cyanotype Print Workshop at the Dromedary Hotel on May 10th, 2025. This workshop is perfect for creatives, photographers, and nature lovers interested in learning the beautiful, historic art of cyanotype printing.

This special exhibition commemorates the 150th anniversary of one of the greatest photographic achievements in Australia: the creation of the ‘Holtermann Panorama’ of Sydney Harbour by Charles Bayliss in 1875.

Discover some of the artefacts unearthed during the pain-staking archaeological dig by heritage firm Casey & Lowe in 2018 at Blues Point, prior to the construction of the Sydney Metro Tunnel.

Nestled in the heart of the Southern Highlands, Berrima (1831) offers a rare glimpse into Australia’s colonial past. Join our 90min Berrima Heritage Tour and uncover the remarkable stories that shaped this village. Enquiries about private tours are welcomed.

The High Street of Maitland was the centre of life and commerce in the mid 19th Century, and the occupants of its houses, inns, and businesses left behind an archaeological record that tells a story of daily life for those working and living in the city by the river.

Join us at the Australian Country Music Hall of Fame for a guided tour with one of our volunteer experts in the industry.

Join a guided walking tour and enjoy exclusive access to view the Graythwaite site that sits within Shore, North Sydney. Discover the story of the site from its beginnings as a stone cottage to a grand 19th century estate. View artefacts that were unearthed from the excavation of the site in 2010.

Celebrate our ‘First Landscapes' project launch and the Balmain Association’s 60th anniversary. Experience our ‘illuminating’ evening event and place activation of the Balmain Watch House. Join us as we begin an initiative in meaningful conversation, reconciliation and regenerative placemaking.

Embark on a Journey Through Heritage and Cultural Tapestry. Join Tilba Walks Heritage Talks Walking Tours and local guide Sharon Mason from Gnarl Cultural Tours on a captivating journey through the National Trust Village during the Australian Heritage Festival 2025.

Join the Tamworth Regional Museums as they share their unearthed stories from across their collection.

Anzac Memorial Unearthed reveals three remarkable collections not previously shown to the public including the Rex Money collection, the TB Association and Kuring-Gai Chase Sphinx collection and new research recently uncovered in Zimbabwe about Captain Alfred Shout VC MC.

The Female Orphan School Building has been a key witness to some of the most significant social changes in Australian History. The building has shaped thousands of lives over the two centuries it has stood on the banks of the Parramatta River

Have you ever wondered who designed the Parramatta weir under the Bernie Banton Bridge and when it was built? Trawling through the available records 'unearthed' a surprise result of a relatively forgotten colonial character during the Macquarie period.

A walking tour from Popran to Warrah Lookout connecting historical landscapes and waterways. Hear Indigenous and European histories of Broken Bay - magnificent views from the sea, to Lion Island, Pittwater and the mouth of the Hawkesbury River. Coffee and cake at Patonga boathouse.

Dr Peter Sheridan AM will discuss aspects of his critically acclaimed 2019 book Sydney Art Deco, which explores the impact of the Art Deco style on Sydney’s landscape and life during the 1930s and 1940s with glimpses of Australian artwork, fashion, furniture, appliances and accessories.