Explore unique natural history and cultural exhibitions touring across Australia and internationally, featuring interactive experiences and immersive storytelling.
Ongoing activity
Level 4/1 William St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Varies by venue
Discover a captivating range of Australian Museum touring exhibitions that bring natural history and cultural stories to life. From immersive 3D storytelling cubes to interactive displays, these exhibitions engage visitors of all ages with fascinating themes such as sustainability, wildlife, and art.
Families will enjoy exploring exhibitions like The Birds of Australia, showcasing stunning scientific illustrations, or the FrogID exhibition, which highlights the vital role of frogs in local environments. Each exhibition offers a unique opportunity to learn and be inspired.
Whether you are interested in majestic sharks, ancient tyrannosaurs, or intricate watercolours by the Scott Sisters, there is something to spark curiosity and wonder for both children and adults.
The touring exhibitions include a variety of formats such as life-size models, live specimens, interactive stations, and digital storytelling. Exhibitions are hosted at multiple locations across Australia and internationally, providing accessible opportunities to engage with the Museum’s collections.
Highlights include:
- Future Now: an exhibition about sustainability and innovative solutions for a better future
- The Birds of Australia STORYBOX: featuring a 3D storytelling cube inspired by John and Elizabeth Gould
- FrogID: an interactive exhibition about Australian frogs
- Transformations: Art of the Scott Sisters showcasing original watercolours
- Sharks: life-size models presenting a new perspective on these majestic creatures
These exhibitions tour various venues across Australia and internationally. Exact locations and dates vary, so visitors should check local listings or the Australian Museum website for details.
The Australian Museum is located at 1 William Street, Sydney NSW 2010, and serves as the origin point for many exhibitions. The Museum is accessible by public transport and offers facilities to ensure an inclusive experience for all visitors.
- Exhibitions are designed to be family-friendly and educational, suitable for school-aged children and adults.
- Some exhibitions feature live specimens or interactive elements, enhancing engagement and learning.
- Dates and venues for touring exhibitions vary; visitors should verify details before attending.
- The Museum acknowledges and respects the traditional custodians of the lands where exhibitions are held.
Most touring exhibitions are free to view when hosted at public venues, but some may require booking or entry fees depending on the location.
Visitors are encouraged to check the Australian Museum website or local venue information for specific booking requirements and ticket prices.
Membership benefits may include exclusive access to special events and workshops related to the exhibitions.
