History Events in Bendigo

Join us for memories, conversation and fun as we share our themed memory kits and reflect on the many stories objects can tell. Please bring along an old document from the distant past if you have one.

Meet Ras from Ghana, West Africa, and share traditional food and drinks while experiencing traditional African stories, games and musical instruments. A cultural experience not to be missed. Food, games, stories and other activities traditional to Ghana is West Africa.

Meet Ras from Ghana, West Africa, and share traditional food and drinks while experiencing traditional African stories, games and musical instruments. A cultural experience not to be missed.

Join us for a guided walking tour from Old Government Camp to the site of the Eureka Stockade. Discover this dramatic chapter in Ballarat’s history and the traces still to be found in our contemporary urban landscapes.

Meet Ras from Ghana, West Africa, and share traditional food and drinks while experiencing traditional African stories, games and musical instruments. A cultural experience not to be missed.

Experience the vibrant culture of Ghana with guest speaker Ras Ato at the Shepparton Library. Enjoy traditional food, games, stories, and music. A cultural experience not to be missed!

Meet Ras from Ghana, West Africa, and share traditional food and drinks while experiencing traditional African stories, games and musical instruments. A cultural experience not to be missed. The event includes food, games, stories and other activities traditional to Ghana is West Africa.

Experience the culture of Ghana, West Africa with guest speaker Ras Ato at the Numurkah Library. Enjoy traditional food, drinks, stories, games, and musical instruments. A cultural experience not to be missed.

Celebrate 20 years of preserving Lebanese history in Victoria at ALHSV 20! Join the ALHSV Executive for a community heritage event.

Explore the enduring impact of Britain on Australia’s systems of governance, institutions, economy, and broader culture. Despite the notion of Britishness no longer being salient to Australian identity, this conference delves into its influential legacy with 24 speakers.

View an early 13th century copy of Ptolemy's Almagest translated into Latin from Arabic by Gerard of Cremona. The copy held in the State Library of Victoria is particularly fascinating for its use of Hindu-Arabic numerals with a 'o' decimal zero, while also retaining the Greek base-60 zero.