A woman looks at displays in Voices Across Time exhibition in the Immigration Museum.
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Voices Across Time

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First Peoples' culture and connections stretch back into Deep Time and their sovereignty is unceded.

People from around the world left their homes and arrived here, impacting the Country and lives of First Peoples. They also brought their memories and cultures, and they continue to contribute to an evolving diverse society.

Journey through time to hear how the stories of First Peoples and the migrants that followed have intersected in joy, sorrow, loss and resilience.

Included with museum entry

Adult $15

Senior $12

Children Under 17 Free

Concession Free

Members Free

Date & Time

Open daily 10am–5pm

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A woman looks at displays in Voices Across Time exhibition in the Immigration Museum. Attache case artwork display in Voices Across Time exhibition at the Immigration Museum View of the Voices Across Time exhibition at Immigration Museum, showing redeveloped Timeline graphic Entrance to Voices Across Time exhibition at the Immigration Museum
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Black and white phots of immigrant families in Voices Across Time exhibition at the Immigration Museum. Display cabinets in Voices Across Time exhibition at the Immigration Museum View of the Voices Across Time exhibition at Immigration Museum, showing redeveloped Timeline graphic

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PLAN YOUR VISIT

Exhibition Location Map

Immigration Museum

Open daily 10am–5pm

400 Flinders Street, Melbourne

Included with museum entry

Adult $15

Senior $12

Children Under 17 Free

Concession Free

Members Free

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ACCESSIBILITY

Please view our accessibility page for general information. Contact our team on 13 11 02 or email us at [email protected] to discuss how we can support your visit.

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