A tag-along self drive experience with stays in K-B, Norseman and Widgiemooltha.
If you are seeking a “local” 2024 Adventure then this is the one so join us for a “once in a lifetime” journey across the Eastern Goldfields for an experience of the gold and nickel mining history, the landscapes, geological landforms, Great Western Woodlands and supporting local communities!
Step back in time and embark on a journey that intertwines the lives of Napoleon, Josephine, and the distant yet captivating land of Terre Van Dieman.
Experience life during the Victorian era in one of the oldest homes in the St George District. The State heritage-listed building is home to a wonderful collection of fine antiques and period objects. Enjoy Devonshire Tea on the back verandah with views of Botany Bay.
Find out about the community campaign (so far) to save the signal box from demolition. This one hour talk and discussion will outline the many challenges as well as opportunities of local history preservation.
Collected and new Tasmanian bush/folk dances dedicated to the natural and cultural heritage of Tasmania. Lively Tasmanian and other traditional music by "the Roundabouts". All dances taught by dance caller David "Oddsocks" Wanless. No dancing experience or partner required.
Explore the rich heritage of Medina on a guided Heritage Walk.
This captivating, guided walk will unveil many enchanting tales behind the old homes and sites that grace the streets of Cowes. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in Cowes' captivating past.
Join your expert and experienced National Trust tour guide Huckleberry Campbell for an informative and entertaining wander back in time to the origins of Hartley Historic Village and its monumental courthouse.
The Grange is holding an open day! You are invited to join one of the tours through the heritage listed property now owned by Barker College for the outdoor education program. Step back in time and learn about the significant history, architecture, and natural wonder of this beautiful place.
Ku-ring-gai Council presents a program of free and ticketed events for the Australian Heritage Festival which explores the rich history of Ku-ring-gai and celebrates our Indigenous, natural, built and cultural heritage.
Join visiting co-authors Boyd Cothran and Adrian Shubert as they take a view from the deck in an age of rising empires, sweeping economic transformation, and social change.
Join Uncle Rick for a tour on Country to see the original heritage of this land on Djaara Country in the Castlemaine region. You will visit the National Trusts Tree of the Year 2023, the Guildford Big Tree plus see rock wells and grinding grooves and enjoy some bush teas.
Step into the sinister, sensational and sexed-up world of old Kings Cross. This unique exploration will connect contemporary visitors with the colourful characters, notorious crime stories and infamous clubs of Sydney’s historic entertainment hub. 2 hour evening tour led by Sydney Crime Historian.
Join us for an Indigenous Heritage presentation and guided walk through the Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden presented by the Aboriginal Heritage Office. Learn about how Aboriginal people lived, Aboriginal figures of the area, bush tucker, tools, weapons and shelter.
Discover the intriguing history of Little Manly as you join Max Burns-McRuvie from Journey Walks on a historical walking tour, delving into the past and sharing stories that make our surroundings so special, before enjoying a delicious 2 course lunch with bread and snacks at Ripples Little Manly.
Make your way through the murky maritime village of old Millers Point on a historian-led walk that uncovers the fascinating locals, legends and layout of this history drenched hub. This tour will visit convict built pubs, hidden laneways, colonial mansions, shipping wharves and views of the harbour.
Immerse yourself in an evening of Crime Trivia, Cocktails and Sinister Stories of the past.
Historian Max Burns-McRuvie and SILY Bar will animate your passion for true crime stories through a unique series of live events in a heritage setting.
Join us for: Crimes, Quizzes, Cocktails and Connections.
A celebration of Bathurst’s heritage during its most spectacular season.
Immerse yourself in a historical journey through Newcastle’s old police station, led by The Lock-Up Director, Warwick Heywood. Discover the stories of intriguing characters and events which transpired during the station’s operation, including the Coal Strike of 1909 and the 1979 Star Hotel Riot.
The General (1926) restored black and white silent movie presented by Film Heritage Academy with live music (Graeme Costin).
Delve into the depths of Paddington's peculiar past. This history hunt will expose the crimes before the cafes and the slums before the chic. Exploring hidden alleys, terraced streets, historic pubs, we'll connect with odd identities, local legends and unusual architecture. Don't miss this 2hour Historian led tour.
