Touring exhibition from the Australian War Memorial explores military service from the perspective of Australian First Nations Peoples

Melbourne's own MzRizk co-curates genre-crossing line-up that brings Harlem to Melbourne for one night only.

Continuing its commitment to highlighting First Peoples.

Nocturnal is proud to celebrate Indigenous women with a July line-up inspired by this year's NAIDOC theme, 'Because of Her, We Can!'

With the opening of ground-breaking new exhibition experiences in recent months, it is an exciting time for Scienceworks as it continues to evolve into a future-focused science museum.

Discover scientific breakthroughs, cultural innovation, community projects and long lost histories at Museum Lectures this winter!

An interactive flight exhibition launches on 9 June.

Nocturnal presents Cable Ties, Ara Koufax and SIMONA, Friday 1 June.

Beyond Perception: Seeing the Unseen – a $3.7m milestone gallery redevelopment created with teens, for teens – reveals STEM futures.

A vital boost in funding over four years will support operational, maintenance and collection management efforts.

Beyond Perception: Seeing the Unseen, an innovative new experience co-developed by teens, for teens opens at Scienceworks on May 12.

Nocturnal presents Totally Mild, Jess Ribeiro, RVG and Jade Imagine, Friday 4 May. Tickets on sale now.

Special edition Nocturnal features Ecca Vandal and Birdz, plus DJ Joey Lightbulb on Thursday 19 April 

Vikings: Beyond the Legend opens at Melbourne Museum tomorrow.

The largest collection of Viking artefacts to ever be displayed in Melbourne is opening on 23 March.

Based on the popular Australian television series, this exhibition is a showcase of the ingenuity of outback mechanics.

A team of scientists is gathering in Hobart this week to examine a collection of deep-sea fishes from Australia’s eastern abyss.

An after-dark curiosity charged evening, packed with sweet tunes, sensory delights and lyrical storytelling.

First 3D digital models reveal the development of the Tasmanian tiger from joey to adulthood.

A team of scientists will investigate a mysterious marine ecosystem that's been hidden beneath the Larsen-C Ice Shelf for up to 120,000 years.

Bringing in the Year of the Dog with style and colour.

From countless chart-toppers to the hidden gems of punk, rock and disco, British tunes have left an indelible mark on Australia.

The ownership of the largest collection of Aboriginal Ancestral Remains in Victoria will be transferred to the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council.

A supercharged Nocturnal joins forces with Inside Out to present a polyrhythmic journey of live music, taxidermy and new ways of thinking on Friday 2 February.

Underwater creatures come alive at Melbourne Museum for summer school holidays.

Inside Out, a new exhibition designed as a love song to Museums Victoria’s collection of 17 million objects, opens Saturday!

This International Migrants Day, we proudly recognise the contributions of migrants, and are honoured to continue sharing the story of Cuc Lam.

Melbourne Museum announces exhibition with Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival.

A screen-free space where future innovators can develop foundational science, engineering and coding skills.

With all the advantages of a shared language, culture and history, newcomers from Britain were expected to easily assimilate. 

Behind the politics of the postal survey on changing marriage, are human stories of personal identity, love, family and community.

A new suite of STEM experiences are coming to Scienceworks.

A new display at Melbourne's Immigration Museum celebrates the positive impact of the AFL, and the Western Bulldogs Football Club, on the lives of diverse Australians.

A stunning new experience, fusing science and art will open this week at Scienceworks.

Honouring the 50^th anniversary of the 1967 Referendum is a new exhibition supported by the Birrarung Community Arts Program. 

A new community exhibition at the Immigration Museum explores stories from people seeking asylum and refuge.

A revival of the ancient Aboriginal craft of shell stringing.