Discover the hidden stories of Coburg through captivating projections and tales across key local spots.
Friday 2 July 2027
to Tuesday 21 July 2026
5:30pm - 10:00pm
Coburg Library, Victoria Street Mall, Public transport Near to Coburg train station or Sydney Road trams
Free
Explore the rich and unique history of Coburg, from ancient songlines to vibrant market gardens, and from lively dance halls to historic mortuary trains. This immersive event brings the suburb's stories to life through engaging projections and narratives displayed in prominent locations.
As you stroll through Coburg over several weeks, you will encounter these captivating stories at Victoria Street Mall, Coburg Library, the back of Schoolhouse Studio, and the old Coburg Station house. This is a wonderful opportunity for families to connect with local heritage in a fun and interactive way.
Perfect for parents looking to inspire curiosity and learning in their school-aged children, this event offers a blend of cultural education and community spirit.
- Dates: Thursday 2026-07-02 to Tuesday 2026-07-21
- Time: Nightly from 17:30 to 22:00
- Locations include Coburg Library, Victoria Street Mall, Schoolhouse Studio, and the old Coburg Station house
- Suitable for all ages, especially families with children eager to explore local history
The event is free and open to the public, making it an accessible cultural outing for everyone.
The main venues are conveniently located in Coburg, with easy access via public transport. Coburg train station and Sydney Road trams are nearby, ensuring a hassle-free journey.
Victoria Street Mall and Coburg Library serve as central hubs for the projections and storytelling, with additional displays at the back of Schoolhouse Studio and the old Coburg Station house.
Families can plan a leisurely evening walk to take in the sights, making it a perfect after-school or weekend activity.
Please note the event runs nightly from early July through to late July, so plan your visit accordingly to catch the projections.
As the displays are outdoors and in public spaces, dress comfortably and consider weather conditions.
This event celebrates the cultural heritage of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people and the broader Coburg community, encouraging respect and appreciation for the area's history.
No booking is required for this event.
Entry is free, making it an ideal budget-friendly cultural experience for families.
For more information or assistance, contact Merri-bek City Council.
