nsw This painting was one of 36 artworks included in the National Trust’s 2021 artwork appeal, which aimed to restore the condition of historic artworks in the collection. When restorers removed the varnish on Still Life they spotted two hidden signatures hidden on a knife’s blade in the painting. After expertMore
nsw 11 Dec 2026 - 8 May 2027Step inside Woodford Academy, a remarkable state heritage-listed stone building dating from 1835. Over its long history, it has served as a bustling roadside inn, guesthouse, private residence and boys’ school, with nearly two centuries of stories woven into its walls. Unwind with a glass of wine and refreshments inMoreBook now
nsw 16 Jan 2027 - 17 Jan 2027Be immersed in the beautiful gardens and inspired by Norman Lindsay’s evocative sculptures as you are guided in figurative drawing. This two-day workshop is suitable for beginners to advanced artists. Tuition is from 9am-3pm daily and the ticket includes models, tuition, use of easels, morning and afternoon tea. Anthony holdsMoreBook now
nsw 19 Jan 2027Young creatives aged 8 to 12 years are invited to join celebrated illustrator Bill Hope for a hands-on drawing adventure at Everglades House & Gardens. Bill is the illustrator of the best-selling ‘You and Me‘ series written by Australia’s current Children’s Laureate Andy Griffiths. Children will draw an imagined interiorMoreBook now
wa Are you interested in leasing Bridgetown’s oldest building and/or redeveloping an iconic site on the banks of the Blackwood River? The National Trust of Western Australia is calling for expressions of interest to: 1. help find a long term use for this significant homestead on the banks of the BlackwoodMore
nsw Located in Wiradjuri Country, in Dubbo, Dundullimal Homestead offers a beautifully-restored connection to the state’s rural past. Housed inside the pretty 1840s slab house is an exceptional collection of rare, historically significant objects, from a unique travelling organ to a glamorous suite of 19th-century furniture. To both safeguard this importantMore