WHAT'S ON

A panel discussion about ‘Hidden Histories’, featuring people actively working to give voice to marginalised communities and to provide historical interpretation that is complex, dynamic, inclusive and, where necessary, provocative.

In recognition NAIDOC week we welcome Wadawurrung Elder, Aunty Marlene Gilson to discuss her art and share her cultural knowledge, in conversation with Kiri Smart from the Art Gallery of Ballarat.

Discover how PROV records and other useful resources can help you when researching your home.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the first radio broadcast in Australia on 23 November 1923. Join us to hear from media experts and radio practitioners in a frank exchange about radio’s future in a changing media environment.

The Peter Tobin Oration honours the contribution of the late Peter Tobin OAM to the commemoration of the Eureka Stockade. This year’s speaker is one of Australia’s most respected and best-known writers, Thomas Keneally AO.

Join us to mark the 169th anniversary of the Eureka Stockade at the Eureka Centre with talks, live music and creative activities for the whole family.

With the Eureka Flag positioned as an example of a ‘difficult object’, this discussion explores new approaches to using art and museum objects in civic education. Join us and find out how you can get involved in this conversation.

Join Ballarat-based journalist Dellaram Vreeland in conversation with distinguished sociologist and demographer, Professor Andrew Markus AO about the challenges facing multiculturalism in an increasingly complex and divided world.

Join us for a discussion about the cultural and historical significance of the Yarrowee River, known to the Wadawurrung people as Yaramlok, with Federation University Australia's Dr David Waldron, and Wadawurrung traditional owners, Kelly Ann Blake and Shannen Mennen.