WHAT'S ON

A public lecture by Professor Graeme Davison AO connecting time-telling to his family history.

To mark NAIDOC Week, the Eureka Centre presents ‘Her Name is Nanny Nellie’, a moving and timely film by Daniel King. A Welcome to Country will be delivered by Wadawurrung Traditional Owner and Custodian Macaylah Johnson. Followed by a panel discussion.

Join Mayor Cr Daniel Moloney online to commemorate Eureka Day and honour the people involved in the events surrounding the 1854 Eureka Stockade, including those who lost their lives.

View our program of virtual events to mark this year’s anniversary of the Eureka Stockade.

In this livestreamed event, we welcome David Bannear to deliver the 2020 Peter Tobin Oration on the 166th anniversary of the Eureka Stockade.

A morning of discussion celebrating the African-Australian contribution to Ballarat.

LOOBY: A DOCUMENTARY runs for 80 minutes, followed by Q&A with the filmmakers.

Chaired by Kate Just, ‘Where’s MY statue?: Representations of gender in public art and collections is the first panel discussion in ‘The Trouble with Heritage’ series, exploring contested aspects of heritage.

Chaired by Jeff Sparrow, ‘Stuck in the Past': Does heritage oppose social change and progress? is the second panel discussion in ‘The Trouble with Heritage’ series, exploring contested aspects of heritage