All short term exhibition types except specailsed - IYOB and school holidays
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Downunder down under: collecting in the dark zone

Public Lecture | Updated 1 decade ago

Dr Bill Humphreys, Senior Curator, Terrestrial Zoology

PLEASE NOTE: Please note this lecture will now be presented by Dr Mark Harvey, Head of Terrestrial Zoology.

Beneath our feet lies a hotspot of subterranean biodiversity. Hear about the lengths our curators go to - from fishing down boreholes in the desert to abseiling, crawling, hammering, digging and cave diving - to collect specimens for the State’s collection.

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Mini-Muses 2012

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Mini Muses is a fun series of junior sessions (children 5 years and under) which will introduce your child to the wonderful native creatures of Western Australia.

The programs use elements of song, dance, games, puppetry, stories and a variety of hands-on activities, allowing children to learn interesting aspects of wildlife habits and biology.

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Mini-Muses 2012

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Mini Muses is a fun series of junior sessions (children 5 years and under) which will introduce your child to the wonderful native creatures of Western Australia.

The programs use elements of song, dance, games, puppetry, stories and a variety of hands-on activities, allowing children to learn interesting aspects of wildlife habits and biology.

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Heritage Week 2012

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Heritage Buildings of the Western Australian Museum – Perth.

Self-guided Trail

Explore the beautiful heritage buildings that make up the Western Australian Museum – Perth, and celebrate some of Perth’s rich architecture, history and culture. Please allow approximately 30 minutes to complete the trail.

Ages: 12 +
Cost: Free

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Tuesday Curatorial @ Albany - Term 2

Public Lecture | Updated 1 decade ago

Join us for a short talk and discussion (40-50 minutes) on many different aspects of life in Albany and around the region. Also, visit some of the historic sites associated with the talks and meet some of the people who maintain them. Tuesday morning lectures start at 10.30am. And this year, by popular demand, two Thursday evening talks (starting 5.30pm) will be conducted each term.

No bookings required. Entry by gold coin. Come early to enjoy morning tea with us!

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Rottnest Wadjemup Nature Play Day

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Presented by Playgroup WA in association with WA Museum, Department of Sport and Recreation, Nature Play WA, Scitech, Rottnest Island Authority and Rottnest Express
11.00am to 1.30pm, Wednesday 9 May
Rottnest Island

A day of fun for Playgroup WA members!

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Into the valley of death rode… Henry Dyson Naylor

Public Lecture | Updated 1 decade ago

Stephen Anstey, Curator, History

A chance inquiry about an old cavalry sabre leads Museum historians on a detective trail to piece together the story of its owner and uncover a Western Australian’s chilling first hand account of the Crimean War’s Charge of the Light Brigade.

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New discoveries in the world around us

Public Lecture | Updated 1 decade ago

Dr Mark Harvey, Senior Curator, Terrestrial Zoology

We live in one of the last regions of the world where new animal species can be regularly found. Mark tells of the spiders, reptiles, frogs, scorpions, insects, and even ancient subterranean animals being described by WA Museum staff.

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Museum collectors and carers: one collector’s story

Public Lecture | Updated 1 decade ago

Dr W. H. (Harry) Butler, WA Museum Fellow

Without collectors and carers, there would be no Museum collections or displays. Dr Butler describes some methods he used for field collection and the post collection processes.

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Shipwreck

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Presented by Contemporary Performance Students (2nd Year), Edith Cowan University,

Directed by Dr Alan Hancock.
Celebrating National Archaeology Week 2012 and Fremantle Heritage Festival 2012

Join us for an original theatre presentation that uses drama, music and movement to bring to life the Shipwreck Galleries.

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