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Find the best history events and make the most of your time next 30-days in Sydney. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Discover the true crime history of Annandale and the dark secrets of Jubilee Park and The Street with No Name on this fascinating walk. Find out about the larrikin gangs of Annandale, The Annandale riot of 1929, The Jubilee Park murder, The mystery of the man in the cricket pavilion and The sad and spooky site of The Street with No Name.
Join James Wilson as he talks about his passion for publishing a book that celebrates these magnificent iconic vessels of Sydney Harbour. Copies of the book will be available for purchase and be signed by the author.
Hands Off Venezuela network hosts 'The Revolution Will Not be Televised' by Kim Bartley and Donnacha O'Briain at The Humanists Society, 31/01/2026, 6:30pm.
Lydham Hall Historic House Museum Open Day features a late Victorian residence with antique furniture and over 1,500 objects of local and historical interest.
Enjoy a 2-hour architecture walk exploring Sydney's foreshore with Stephen, a knowledgeable AAA tour guide. Discover the layers of Sydney's architecture from The Rocks to Barangaroo.
Explore Deaf culture through sports, art, and history. Celebrate Deaf pride and discover inspiring Deaf role models in this engaging 18-week course designed for Deaf adults.
Step back in time and explore Collingwood House. Participants will have the opportunity to take a guided tour of Collingwood House and grounds. Then enjoy light refreshments at the Liverpool Regional Museum and have the opportunity to visit our current exhibition FIT FOR THE PURPOSE Building Liverpool, beyond the colony.
Take a guided tour and learn the fascinating history of this ex industrial and now state of the art Centre for Sustainability.
Explore the key events and people from the totalitarian era of the USSR in 8 lectures over 2 days. Join us for an intensive exploration of totalitarianism in the USSR.
PLEASE NOTE: On rare occasions it may be necessary to cancel State Theatre Venue Tours. On these occasions we will endeavour to re-book your tour for another date while giving you as much notice as possible. The price of each ticket includes a $1 Restoration Levy. - Experience the grandeur of standing in a 2000-seat auditorium beautifully framed by 13 hand-cut crystal chandeliers - Observe the eclectic elements of the Theatre's Gothic, Italian and Art deco design - Discover the State's famous Character Lounges including the exotic Butterfly Room, the Pioneer Room, and the College Room - Be mesmerised by the world's second largest hand-cut crystal chandelier, the Koh-i-Nor - See the original mighty Wurlitzer Organ, the voice of silent movies - Admire prize-winning artworks by famous Australian artists including William Dobell, Mary Edwards, Charles Wheeler and Raymond Lindsay - Delve into the depths of the Theatre to discover engineering marvels and mechanical masterpiece .
Discover artifacts and photographs from early colonial days at the Brislington Medical Museum. Explore the history of Parramatta Hospitals and medical care from the 1800s to the present. Join a Dark Tour through the heritage-listed Brislington House, a Georgian building built in 1821, and learn about its historical significance and contributions to colonial and state government. The museum features the Colonial room, Ward room, Nurses room, Brown room, and operating theatre, offering insights into the history of Parramatta District Hospital. Experience interactive history and ghost tours, and try to connect with past residents, nurses, or doctors through experiments and equipment.
In May 1944 Allied troops captured Madang in Papua New Guinea allowing the United States to begin Operation Tradewind and the Battle of Morotai. LTCOL Graeme Davis (Retd) from the Lane Cove R.S.L. Sub-Branch will discuss Operation Tradewind and the Battle of Morotai in the light of the strategy of ‘island hopping’.