All short term exhibition types except specailsed - IYOB and school holidays
Frog on a log

Through the Eyes of a Frog

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Is that sound a motorbike or a frog? They don’t just go “ribbit”!

Come to the Discovery Centre every Saturday in January and participate in our “Through the Eyes of a Frog” talk.  Find out what our resident amphibians really sound like, discover some amazing facts about them and make your own frog with our free craft activities.

February is Lizards month! We’ll be waiting for you every Saturday morning – same time, same place.

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Exhibition display for the Red Cross exhibition

Our Red Cross in Albany

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Interactive displays of all local Red Cross services, along with the suitcase popup exhibition. Held in the Old School Room.

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Bird artwork created by school child

Our Sunburnt Country

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Our Sunburnt Country: featuring artworks from 400 students of Spencer Park Primary School celebrating art and community. 

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WA Museum staff dressed in 18th century fashion

Perth Heritage Days at the WA Museum

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Presented in association with Heritage Perth

With guided tours and activities for families, celebrate Perth Heritage Days with us at one of WA’s most beloved and important institutions.

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Community collection items in the Afghanistan Community Exhibition

Afghan Community Cultural Treasures Day

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Join us to celebrate the vibrant culture of both ancient and contemporary Afghanistan!  We are having an Afghan cultural day with food, music, crafts and activities that show the rich cultural traditions of Afghanistan.

Half price tickets available for Saturday 20 September to the stunning Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures from the National Museum, Kabul exhibition.

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A landscape of Tasmanian farmland by Annette Van Nus

Pop-up Gallery: Inspired

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Photography and artworks by Annette Van Nus.

While on a trip, to Tasmania, Annette Van Nus ventured deep into the pristine Tasmanian wilderness and experienced the solitary beauty of breathtaking waterfalls, rainforests and snowy alpine scenery, which she captured through the camera lens. The unsurpassed splendour and history of this area gave her a new passion to create stunning images which she mounts on canvas.

This exhibition will showcase the different art forms Annette works in, both painting and photography.

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Trecking through the Antarctic wilderness

In the steps of Shackleton: lessons from a lifetime of polar exploration

Public Lecture | Updated 1 decade ago

Presented by Tim Jarvis AM
Environmental scientist, author, adventurer

Tim Jarvis, Australian Geographic Society Adventurer of the Year 2013, returned from Antarctica in February 2013 following a remarkable journey to retrace the steps of legendary leader Sir Ernest Shackleton’s 1916 southern ocean voyage of survival and crossing of South Georgia. Jarvis and his team of six men used period equipment and clothing.

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