A powerful multimedia show revealing the untold stories of post-war European migrants at the historic Hawthorn Arts Centre.
Sunday 29 March 2026
6:30pm - 8:00pm
360 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn VIC 3122, Australia
Free
Experience a moving multimedia production that brings to life the personal stories of post-war European migrants. Through intimate interviews, archival photographs, and live music, this show offers a heartfelt glimpse into the migrant journey.
Discover the challenges faced by migrants at Australia's largest reception centre, Bonegilla, from wartime displacement to adapting to a new life in Australia. This event is perfect for families interested in cultural heritage and history.
The atmosphere at the historic Hawthorn Arts Centre adds to the immersive experience, making it a memorable evening for parents and children alike.
This event features a documentary-style presentation by Simon Reich, combining multimedia elements to tell the story of migration.
The show runs for 1.5 hours, starting at 18:30 and concluding at 20:00, providing an engaging and educational experience suitable for school-aged children and adults.
It is part of Cultural Diversity Week, highlighting the importance of multicultural stories in Australia's history.
The event takes place at the Hawthorn Arts Centre, located at 360 Burwood Road, Hawthorn VIC 3122.
The venue is accessible by public transport and has facilities suitable for families, including parking options nearby.
Parents can enjoy the beautiful surroundings of this historic centre while their children engage with Australia's rich migrant heritage.
Please note the new start time of 18:30.
The event is free to attend but requires registration to secure a place.
Suitable for parents and children interested in history, culture, and social stories.
Contact Melinda Brown for further information at (03) 9278 4998 or via email.
This is a free event, but booking is essential to attend.
Register early to avoid disappointment as spaces may be limited.
No additional costs are involved, making it an accessible cultural outing for families.
