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Royal Australasian College of Surgeons – free online exhibitions

Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Museum 250 - 290 Spring Street, East Melbourne

These exhibitions are available all the time though these links: Digital exhibitions | RACS View RACS digital exhibitions Art, Anatomy & Surgery (PDF 36.52MB) ANZAC Surgeons of Gallipoli (PDF 17.28MB) Women Surgeons of World War 1 (PDF 16.03MB) Paving the Way - Our Early Women (PDF 16.88MB) Surgeons in Conflict (PDF 18.52MB) Daryl Lindsay Watercolours …

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Home Comforts

192 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne 192 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne

Home Comforts invites us to consider, ‘What makes a home, a home?’ Each room of Fairhall has been re-imagined, revealing new stories about the meaning of ‘home’ in the 1700s and 1800s. The exhibition focusses on how families lived in the long eighteenth century: an elegant dining room for entertaining; a nursery with dolls house and cradle; a …

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$15 – $30

Party Lines and Trunk Calls – A Curated Objects Exhibition

Old Courthouse, Main Street, Natimuk, Victoria Old Courthouse, Main Street, Natimuk

Created for the Nati Frinj Biennale 2025, this projected is supported by Arapiles Historical Society. Focussing on the history of telephones, this exhibition celebrates the work of the women who were employed in the Natimuk Exchange, made trunk calls or used party lines for private communications from local or remoted properties. Featuring what is now …

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Free
Recurring

Swinging Sixties

Old Treasury Building 20 Spring Street, East Melbourne

The Swinging Sixties is a new exhibition opening at the Old Treasury Building on 20 October. From miniskirts to The Beatles, protest to the Pill, Swinging Sixties explores life in Victoria in that turbulent decade, and asks: ‘Did Victoria swing in the sixties?’ Come along and make up your mind. Entry is free.

Free

Tales from the Grave

Boronia Library 7 Park Cres, Boronia

Have you ever looked at a grave and wondered who the person interred there was? What was their life like? What was their story? Or did they do something incredible? Join our family history team to discover the stories of some people that are buried beneath the headstones in some of Australia's graveyards and cemeteries. …

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Free
Recurring

Party Lines and Trunk Calls – A Curated Objects Exhibition

Old Courthouse, Main Street, Natimuk, Victoria Old Courthouse, Main Street, Natimuk

Created for the Nati Frinj Biennale 2025, this projected is supported by Arapiles Historical Society. Focussing on the history of telephones, this exhibition celebrates the work of the women who were employed in the Natimuk Exchange, made trunk calls or used party lines for private communications from local or remoted properties. Featuring what is now …

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Free
Recurring

Hatch Match and Despatch

Daylesford Museum 100 Vincent Street, Daylesford

Our new exhibition will showcase costumes, objects and archives from our collection to highlight the subjects of birth, marriage and death. Our museum is open every Saturday from 11am to 3pm.

$5
Recurring

Party Lines and Trunk Calls – A Curated Objects Exhibition

Old Courthouse, Main Street, Natimuk, Victoria Old Courthouse, Main Street, Natimuk

Created for the Nati Frinj Biennale 2025, this projected is supported by Arapiles Historical Society. Focussing on the history of telephones, this exhibition celebrates the work of the women who were employed in the Natimuk Exchange, made trunk calls or used party lines for private communications from local or remoted properties. Featuring what is now …

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