What's On


Today: Thursday, July 24, 2008

Temporary Exhibitions (6)

UPCOMING

Ancient Hampi: A Hindu Kingdom Brought to Life Waters of Tuvalu: A nation at risk Our Stories: Past, Present and Future

NOW SHOWING

Cultural Diversity Quest dress detail Cultural Diversity Quest Exhibition Students’ winning artworks on display at Immigration Museum. Trailblazers: Migrant women activists The untold story of migrant women who fought for special services. Kimono: Osaka's Golden Age Discover breathtakingly beautiful kimono and accessories from the glory days of Japan.

Permanent Exhibitions (6)

NOW SHOWING

Station Pier, Melbourne Station Pier: gateway to a new life Find out why this landmark has become such an evocative symbol of Victoria's immigration history. Leaving Home exhibition Leaving Home What would it take to make you leave your homeland and travel thousands of miles to another country? Settlings exhibition Immigrant stories and timeline Immigration is about us all - those who were here and those who came. Journeys gallery Journeys of a Lifetime No matter when they arrived, all immigrants are linked by the common experience of a journey. Customs gallery Customs Gallery The story of the Old Customs House and its importance to Victoria's economic growth. Immigrant processing at Sydney airport Getting In More than 9 million people have migrated to Australia since 1788.

Tours (2)

NOW SHOWING

Visitors at IM Melbourne’s Golden Mile walking tour Walk the Golden Mile and discover the rich history of the city. Moving Stories: Guided Tour Take a guided tour of the Immigration Museum and uncover moving stories.

Activities (2)

NOW SHOWING

Kimono Dress Up Area Use this special area to dress up in yukata, a type of kimono worn by children. Immigration adventures Immigration Adventures Collect a booklet and pencil at the front desk and explore the Immigration Museum!

Special Events (1)

UPCOMING

Writers Festival Workshops at Immigration Museum
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