Goulburn is steeped in history, offering a unique glimpse into Australia’s past. From heritage buildings to local museums, there is plenty to discover. Take a stroll through our charming streets and immerse yourself in the stories that shaped our community with our Self-Guided Heritage Tour.

Join us for an immersive walking tour through Sydney's iconic City Circle stations, where history, intrigue, and urban legends intertwine. This tour will take you through the stations while uncovering their hidden stories, including ghost platforms, wartime secrets, and visionary transport plans.

A car display of approximately 100 Rolls Royce and Bentley motor vehicles spanning 100 years of development.
Gold coin donation towards Westpac Rescue Helicopter service.
Newcastle Foreshore Park 18th of May 2025 until 2 pm

Enjoy the fresh country air and hospitality in historic Rylstone whilst searching the many stalls for a bargain, antique or elusive car part.

Our exhibition will feature the works of four talented yet largely forgotten creators from Campbelltown. Learn about each person's story and marvel at their artistry.

Experience the charm of the Regency era with costumed weekend of dance, history, food, and fun, all set in the beautiful Southern Highlands.

Our carefully curated tour uncovers the forgotten stories of buildings, people, and places. This journey highlights unique architecture, views, and histories, giving visitors a deeper understanding of each location’s origins, residents, and transformations. Every step paints a picture of the past.

Join Institute of Australian Tour Guides annual workshop, a unique professional development opportunity focused on lesser-known facets of Sydney, designed to enhance your knowledge as a guide. Expert speakers who will reveal fascinating insights into the city’s underexplored histories and culture.

Discover Newtown’s hidden past! Wander old laneways, grand Victorian mansions, and eerie colonial Camperdown Cemetery as you uncover tales of crime, scandal, tragedy and rebellion. From shocking murders to underground subcultures, explore the darker, stranger side of Sydney’s history. Book now!

Come and unearth the cultural diversity of the people of Willoughby in our latest temporary exhibition supported by a Community Grant from Willoughby City Council.

Join us online for our 3-part series Heritage Festival Webinar Series "Unearthing Gold Histories", presented in partnership with The Victorian Goldfields World Heritage Bid.

Want to learn more about Australia's past, from 65,000 years ago to today? National Archaeology Week is hosting an exciting nationwide program of events. Come and meet archaeologists, First Nations people and heritage practitioners, join archaeological digs and tours, enjoy special talks - and more!

Discover the heritage-listed Band Rotunda atop the Soldiers Memorial Institute in a rare public opening.

Discover the different meanings of black in fashion as you view a stunning selection of fashion items spanning more than 100 years, some of which are returning home to Armidale for the first time.

Be inspired by a colourful collection of student art exploring reconciliation and reflecting upon Country and its stories, on display at Everglades House & Gardens.

This event revisits the history of the beautiful old Portarlington Steam Flour Mill on the Bellarine Peninsula and tells tales of its optimistic foundation in 1858, its decline through a series of debasing usages, its restoration, its closure to the public in 2020, and those who loved it.

Meet the Author and hear his account of researching his book, and his account of the circumstances prevailing in the early years of settlement.

The Heritage Centre brings alive the spirit of the Sisters of Charity, its history and heritage. It is a creative and inclusive space comprising of a permanent and temporary exhibition, chapel and courtyard, and meeting room.

Visit the graves of some of our earlier residents, hear their stories, learn their histories. Tours will be virtual and actual. Visit the grave of Granny Smith, creator of the Granny Smith apple and other interesting people. Learn about their lives, and their deaths.

Wollongong City Libraries are partnering with local photographer Ruth Barbato to host the exhibition ‘We are Kin’. Through photos and the spoken word, the exhibition explores the power of connection – how kinship can grow from starting conversations with strangers.

A discussion on the impact of climate change on our heritage gardens.