WHAT'S ON

On the eve of the 100-year anniversary of Henry Lawson’s death, join Brigid Magner as she discusses the cultural meanings of relics related to Lawson which have been preserved in public collections.

In the lead up to Eureka 168 audience favourite Doug Bradby joins us to present an examination of November 1854 and whether the violent events of December 1854 were inevitable or could have been avoided.

A public lecture on one of Australia’s first and largest department stores and clothing manufacturers, Foy & Gibson. Followed by Q&A.

Gariwerd: Exploring the history and nature of the Grampians - a public lecture.

Dive into the story of a long-forgotten Gold Rush with Dr Douglas Wilkie, exploring Colonial Victoria in the years before the well-known 1851 gold rushes.

Talking History with Robyn Annear

A public lecture by Geoff Hocking for the 170th anniversary of the Red Ribbon Rebellion.

A public lecture by Adrian Hem about Chinese migrants in the Victorian Goldfields.

A public lecture by Cheryl Threadgold exploring amateur theatre in Victoria from the opening of the first theatre in 1842 through to the modern day.