Museum

A shoe shop where you can walk a mile in someone else's shoes - literally

Witness nature at its most dramatic, graceful and unexpected with this stunning photography exhibition

The UNESCO listed living legends of Jeju Island

Complete a quest across land, sea and space to explore the role of mapping and navigation in everyday life

For the first time, we bring together works by Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait Islands) artist Alick Tipoti

It is with great pleasure that Eden and the Willow presents Suzanna Vangelov – 'semblance'.

A virtual Museum with audio tour of the Future of Sydney.

Celebrating food through Asian art

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

Reconnect with nature

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

Delve into Sydney's criminal past after dark

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

Join Koori guide and Museum Cultural Heritage Officer, Uncle Jimmy Smith for a walking tour of the University of Sydney

Take a guided tour with a Cantonese speaking guide

Join us on the last Friday of each month for a one-hour guided tour of the highlights of the Chau Chak Wing Museum.

Join the captain and crew of tall ship Duyfken for a spectacular sail on Sydney Harbour

Join us online for a lecture by Professor Vrasidas Karalis from the University of Sydney

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

Join artist Daniel Boyd and a panel of University of Sydney academics to discuss ‘Pediment/Impediment’

A monthly talks series exploring Persian art and culture, inspired by the Iranzamin exhibition.

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

Joining the dots...between past and present

A unique experience that brings together art, music, storytelling and design

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?

The first survey of this visionary artist’s work to be shown in the Asia-Pacific region