History

The Original Rocks Walking Tour

A free exhibition at the State Library of NSW

A free exhibition at the State Library of NSW

A free exhibition

Enjoy a delicious lunch at the Strangers' Restaurant located within Parliament House, Sydney

Explore the dark side of Sydney's past

A free exhibition at the State Library of NSW

Historic photographs, artworks and moving footage illustrate the history and evolution of Sydney’s Customs House.

One of Australia’s most acclaimed contemporary artists activates the courtyard of the Hyde Park Barracks.\

Photographs from the Sydney Municipal Council: 1900 to 1920

'True tales of crime and debauchery from Sydney’s peculiar past

Explore the rich and diverse Aboriginal history of the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

An exhibition that tells the stories of Jews from more than 20 Islamic lands who brought their traditions to Australia.

Discover and appreciate the beautiful intersection of nature, horticulture, science and history

Discover the stories of the Hyde Park Barracks through a self-guided Mandarin-language tour.

More than 200 years old, the Hyde Park Barracks provides an extraordinary new way to experience history

Historical free walking tour exploring Sydney and the Rocks area

Australian soldiers’ immense contribution made to the Korean War

Experience first-hand the beautiful colonial architecture, history and work of the Parliament

Venture back to historic Sydney

Family friendly high tea with seasonal produce served at Parliament

Soak in some cleansing goodness

Unique fine dining in one of Sydney's last grand dining rooms

Join us at Dendy Newtown for a special 40th Anniversary screening of Gallipoli

Take a guided tour with a Cantonese speaking guide

In a great battle of wit, some of the country’s finest thinkers enter the arena to debate: how good is Australia?

Addressing The Uluru Statement, Australia’s “unfinished business”. Four years on; where to from here?

Find out about Holocaust survivor Jack Feiler's story of survival and his post-war experiences.

Songs of revolution, liberation and empowerment, featuring international artist Dimitris Basis.

Work with City Historians and experienced Wikipedia editors to increase and improve Wikipedia articles

Hear about the Sydney’s local gangs and criminals of the 1930’s

Join us for a series of lunchtime talks this National Archaeology Week.

Joining the dots...between past and present

Dr Craig Barker’s monthly on ABC Radio program 'Can you dig it?' discusses the latest archaeological news and research.

Where do butterflies drink turtle tears? What led Al Capone’s turtle-racing empire to end in disaster?

Listen to Holocaust survivor Olga Horak OAM as she recounts her heart-wrenching story of survival and loss.

Join us for a screening of the film The Unknown Soldier at the Sydney Jewish Museum