Experience the breathtaking journey of Earth's creatures through the seasons in this episode of David Attenborough's Planet Earth.
Saturday 6 June 2026
10:30am - 11:30am
1 William St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Free
Dive into the stunning visuals and intimate storytelling of David Attenborough's Planet Earth series. This episode captures the sun's seasonal journey and its profound impact on wildlife across the globe. From polar bears navigating melting ice to the transformative Okavango floods, you'll witness nature's resilience and beauty like never before.
Prepare to be mesmerized by groundbreaking aerial photography and rare footage that reveal the hidden lives of animals and plants. This film is perfect for families eager to explore the wonders of our planet and inspire a love for environmental conservation.
Bring your children along for an educational and visually captivating experience that highlights the importance of protecting our natural world.
This screening is part of the 2026 Environmental Film Festival, showcasing compelling films that celebrate the planet and those dedicated to its preservation. The episode runs for approximately 49 minutes and is rated PG, making it suitable for school-aged children accompanied by adults.
Date and Time:
- Saturday, 2026-06-06
- 10:30 to 11:30
Cost:
- Free entry with required registration
Venue:
- Australian Museum, UG Theatre
The event takes place at the Australian Museum located at 1 William Street, Sydney NSW 2010. The UG Theatre is accessible within the museum premises. The museum is open daily from 10:00 to 17:00, making it convenient for families to visit before or after the screening.
Public transport options and parking facilities are available nearby, ensuring easy access for families traveling with children. The museum is committed to accessibility and inclusion, providing a welcoming environment for all visitors.
Registration is required to attend this free screening, so be sure to book your spot in advance to avoid disappointment. The film is suitable for children but is best enjoyed by those with an interest in nature and wildlife.
Parents should note the PG rating and prepare to engage with their children about the themes of environmental change and animal behavior. The film offers a unique opportunity to discuss climate impact and conservation efforts in an inspiring way.
Please arrive a few minutes early to find seating and settle in comfortably before the screening begins.
Admission to this event is free, but registration is mandatory. You can book your tickets through the Australian Museum's official website or contact their visitor services for assistance.
Early booking is recommended due to limited seating capacity in the UG Theatre. The event is part of a broader festival, so consider exploring other films and activities offered during the Environmental Film Festival weekend.
Enjoy a memorable morning of environmental education and cinematic wonder with your family at the Australian Museum.
