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Find the best history events and make the most of your time this month in Melbourne. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
A special screening of Paris 1900 by Nicole Vedrès (1947), and the launch of the book, Assembly Lines: Montage in Postwar French Film by Ivan Cerecina.
Visit the Public Record Office Victoria Reading Room at the Victorian Archives Centre. Explore government archives with no bookings required. Note: The National Archives desk is not available on Saturday.
Join us for at the Hawthorn Arts Centre for a wonderful event bringing to light the untold stories of post-war European migrants.
Join a formal 1-hour guided tour of the Manchester Unity Building, including the iconic boardroom and rooftop terrace.
Reconnect with old friends over a delicious lunch at the Penturion Club reunion for Classes of 1976 and Prior. This warm and relaxed afternoon is a chance to revisit the campus and celebrate the legacy of Peninsula Grammar.
Explore the remarkable medical, military and scientific history preserved within the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetist (ANZCA) Heritage & Museum Collection, guided by ANZCA Museum Curator Veronica Dominiak. This engaging tour introduces visitors to ANZCA’s rich archival holdings, which trace the evolution of anaesthesia, pain medicine and the groundbreaking work of clinicians across Australia and New Zealand. Visitors will encounter historical instruments, wartime medical kits, rare documents and stories of innovation that continue to shape modern medicine. The tour offers a unique look at how anaesthetists and pain specialists have contributed to both civilian and military healthcare, revealing the human stories behind advancements in medical practice. Perfect for anyone interested in history, medicine, military heritage or the evolution of patient care, this tour provides a fascinating window into a specialised field that underpins so much of contemporary healthcare.