Big Kids’ Scary Night Out
Museum Victoria’s Scienceworks is hosting Big Kids’ Scary Night Out for all of you who want to discover the spookier side of science. It features current Scienceworks exhibitions, live creepy-crawly creatures, a Lightning…
A night at the Australian Museum
Haven’t got a chance to experience the Deep Oceans exhibition at the Australian Museum? Don’t fret: in celebration of Art & About Sydney 2012, the museum is giving you the opportunity to explore…
From page to stage
See how movies and plays are transformed from the page to the stage at the Powerhouse Museum this school holidays.
Head East
Did you know that 91 roads end at the beach between Palm Beach and Manly? Some haven’t changed for generations, while others have been updated to accommodate events or sand movement. Photographer Tim…
Look for sharks from your lounge room
Help assist the conservation of these endangered species by recording their whereabouts.
Ultimo Science Festival
The Ultimo Science Festival starts today and there’s plenty of things to see and do over the next 11 days.
The 2012 SCINEMA Awards
Australian filmmakers have shone this year at the SCINEMA International Festival of Science Films. Sydney filmmaker Richard Smith was among the winning directors for his four-part series Australia: A Time Traveller’s Guide, which…
Napoleon: Revolution to Empire
Napoleon: Revolution to Empire is a panoramic exhibition examining French art, culture and life from the 1770s to the 1820s. Its story runs from the first French voyages of discovery to Australia during…
18th Biennale of Sydney: All Our Relations
The Biennale of Sydney is Australia’s largest contemporary visual arts event, showcasing bold and innovative contemporary art from around the world. The free exhibition is presented over 12 weeks in the heart of…
Evolution in a toxic world
DTT can still be found in humans; chlorofluorocarbons are slowing fading from our atmosphere, and there is mercury in the fish we eat. Every day, our world seems to be turning into a…
