There are 38 Museum events in Western Australia
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Discover the flora of the Goldfields region.
A detailed commentary of Spinifex Country by the Traditional Owners of the land.
Walk up the gangplank and step back in time aboard the Brig Amity to find out what life was like aboard a convict ship in 1826.
Come visit this heritage-listed hotel!
Western Australia has been continuously evolving for millennia, but how has human activity impacted its current environment?
Can you crack the code before it's too late? Codebreakers is a family tour with a twist!
Our place in the world.
A recreation of the offices of Claude De Bernales.
Witnessing the wrecks of Sydney II and Kormoran.
Interactive learning for you and your children.
The Eclipse Building is a key attraction at the Museum of the Great Southern where long-term collections, such as the Lighthouse Exhibition, Fishing Collection the Fish Wall are displayed.
A tribute to Western Australia's pioneer teachers.
Established in 1850, this Residency Building has a rich history for you to discover.
Explore Western Australia’s fishing industry.
Creative minds, amazing ideas.
Jack Ball works primarily in photography, employing collage, embellishment and performance to create riotous installations of visual excess.
JC’s practice embraces sculpture, installation, performance and new media works to investigate contemporary conceptions of gender, sexuality, desire and embodied identity.
The main gallery building explores the heritage and history of the Eastern Goldfields explaining the influence of the gold rush in transforming the region into an economic powerhouse.
A winding road of discovery inspired by the Murchison River.
This building is an authentic miner's cottage relocated Piccadilly St, Kalgoorlie in 1998. The building illustrates the living conditions and social lives of early goldfields settlers.
Uncover the wonders of our planet; from microorganisms to the origins of our galaxy.
L’ombre de ton ombre (The shadow of your shadow) presents new and recent photographic, textile and machine learning works that employ the artist’s relationship with his partner as an index of time.
An exhibition connecting the peoples of the Commonwealth.
Since its discovery over 120 years ago, the Antikythera Mechanism has inspired people around the world to construct their own models.
Our people, our stories.
The Robert Steele Steam Machinery exhibition is located in a wharf shed adjacent to the WA Maritime Museum.
Aotearoa New Zealand-based artist Shannon Te Ao is celebrated for his sensitive and poetic exploration of themes of love, language and indigeneity.
Discover the fascinating maritime history of the State’s mid-west.
Explore Fremantle in this award-winning exhibition through sweeping panoramas taken from the 1800s to the modern day.
Learn about the incredible marine life that can be found along Western Australia's coastline.