NSW Hall of Champions
The NSW Hall of Champions is a sport museum and hall of fame that honours the outstanding accomplishments of athletes who have excelled at the highest level in their chosen disciplines. Located at the Quaycentre in Sydney Olympic Park, the museum showcases photographs and biographies celebrating the achievements of over 400 athletes across 59 different
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Harrington Street Gallery
In 1973, the John Ogburn Studio Club proposed that the Sydney Cove Redevelopment Authority consider making the space in the Old Evans Store on the 1st Floor of 36 Harrington Street, The Rocks, available as a gallery which would allow young and developing artists to exhibit their work and provide visitors to the Rocks area,
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Ku-ring-gai Art Centre & Gallery
Nestled in parkland in Recreation Avenue Roseville, Ku-ring-gai Art Centre & Gallery is your destination for quality art experiences and creative wellbeing. Our gallery is housed in a vintage mid-century building that began life as a local bowling club and is now home to a creative community of hundreds of art loving locals. The Art
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Alan Baker Art Gallery at Macaria
Situated in the historic Victorian gentleman’s townhouse, Macaria, and nestled in the heart of Camden, the Alan Baker Art Gallery has established itself as a vibrant part of Camden’s Cultural precinct. Gallery Highlights: Exciting Art Exhibitions: The Alan Baker Art Gallery showcases the work of the Gallery’s namesake, Australian artist Alan D. Baker, alongside other
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The Gale History Museum at Macquarie University
The Gale History Museum is the newest addition to Sydney’s vibrant museum landscape, tracing the journey of humankind over more than 5000 years on five continents. By merging Macquarie University’s Australian history and ancient culture collections under one roof, we have created a cultural hub that is exciting and unique. With more than 18,000 objects,
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Sisters of Charity Heritage Centre & Archives
The Sisters of Charity Heritage Centre is a welcoming and warm story-telling place, connecting visitors to the history and charism of the Sisters. Through a display of the history of the Congregation and the ministries of the Sisters, the exhibition displays the Sisters’ service to the community and reflects their ongoing work in health, education,
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Chau Chak Wing Museum
The Chau Chak Wing Museum brings the University of Sydney’s Nicholson, Macleay and Art collections under one roof. It is located at the main entrance to the University’s Camperdown campus, on University Avenue, opposite the Quadrangle. The museum invites audiences to get up close to some of Australia’s oldest natural history specimens and see the
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Reserve Bank of Australia Museum
The Reserve Bank of Australia Museum tells the story of Australia’s banknotes against the background of the nation’s economic and social development, from before Federation through to the current era. The permanent exhibition, Exploring Australian Banknotes, showcases the complete collection of the nation’s issued banknotes, including exceptionally rare examples. Temporary exhibitions, such as the Collection Spotlight,
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Australian Railway Historical Society (NSW)
On 19th May 1933, six enthusiasts met in Sydney and formed the Great Railway Circle of Australia. In May 1936 the name was changed to Australian Railway and Locomotive Historical Society and further changed to Australian Railway Historical Society in 1951. Membership grew steadily and in 1945 a Division was formed in Victoria. Other Divisions
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Pari
Pari is an artist-run initiative in Parramatta. We are for art that tells stories that need to be told, sheds new light on old thinking, or tackles new ideas altogether. We are for getting you to Parra, or making it so that you don’t have to leave here to come together over new, challenging, boundary-pushing
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Australian Army Museum of New South Wales
The Australian Army Museum of NSW (AAMNSW) was founded in 1977. It is housed in what was the gaol complex of Victoria Barracks. The Victoria Barracks complex dates from its first occupation in 1848, and is one of the finest examples of British colonial military architecture of the Victoria era, in the Southern Hemisphere. The
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City of Sydney Customs House
Customs House is a welcoming and dynamic public space. Accessible and responsive to the world around it, it houses a model of our city, exhibitions and events, a public library, and a variety of other spaces that invite people to connect, learn, share food or find a moment’s escape. Since opening in 1845, Customs House
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The Australiana Pioneer Village
The Australiana Pioneer Village, is a village of historic buildings dating back to the 1800’s. These buildings were saved in 1969-1970 by Dugald Andrew (Bill) McLachlan. The buildings were to be destroyed but Bill McLachlan moved them to his land and put them in a streetscape to save them. He died shortly afterwards and finally the
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SNO Contemporary Art Projects
Sydney Non Objective Contemporary Art Projects operates as a research centre with a focus on non-objective art in all its forms, developing and presenting new ideas to a wide audience. this includes contemporary readings of historical artistic and curatorial positions. Since 2005 the curated public exhibition program has generated 126 monthly exhibitions showing more than 350
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Grace Cossington Smith Gallery
The opening of the Grace Cossington Smith (GCS) Gallery at Abbotsleigh School has created a free, public gallery located at 1666 Pacific Highway, Wahroonga. The gallery is a welcoming and accessible space that supports and encourages creative ideas and critical thinking. The gallery occupies a former home and school boarding house, constructed in 1905, and
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State Archives and Records NSW
The State Archives Reading provides physical access to many of the records in the State Archives Collection. This vast collection comprises records made by NSW Government agencies during the course of their daily work, and includes diverse range of items and formats, from letters and files to photographs, maps, posters, film, video, e-records and objects.
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Museums of History NSW
Museums of History NSW is changing the way our past is understood and our future will be experienced. This new ‘home’ for the history of NSW brings together the historic houses, museums and collections previously in the care of Sydney Living Museums with the vast archives and records in the NSW State Archives Collection. Dedicated
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Powerhouse Ultimo
Powerhouse Ultimo is temporarily closed Powerhouse is the largest museum group in Australia. It sits at the intersection of the arts, design, science and technology and plays a critical role in engaging communities with contemporary ideas and issues. It is custodian to more than half a million objects of national and international significance and is
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Sydney Bus Museum
Step inside the over 100 year-old Leichhardt Tramshed to see our extensive collection of vintage buses, view our World War II exhibition and experience a ride aboard a vintage double-decker bus across the ANZAC Bridge to the CBD and return. Vintage double-decker bus rides depart regularly from the main Museum entrance for a 30-minute round trip to the Queen Victoria Building
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Home@735 Gallery
Home@735 is an art gallery located in a terrace house in Sydney’s Redfern East. We promote select interstate and unrepresented local artists and the finest of recent graduates through our unique space, online platforms, exhibition documentation and commissioned texts. The combination of scale and nature of the venue bridges the gap between audience and artist.
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