Explore the fascinating Queensland Museum exhibition revealing the hidden stories behind secrets and objects of intrigue.
Wednesday 17 March 2027
to Wednesday 24 June 2026
9:00am - 4:00pm
27 Lindsay St, Toowoomba City QLD 4350, Australia
invites you to delve into the mysterious world of secrets that shape human identity. This captivating exhibition at Queensland Museum Cobb+Co in Toowoomba explores secrets through everyday life, popular culture, and historical perspectives including military and political history. Discover objects with hidden compartments, spy gadgets, and personal stories that reveal more than meets the eye.
Visitors will be intrigued by the layered displays that encourage a closer look at the fascinating objects and stories. The exhibition covers a broad range of themes including government surveillance, contraband crafted in prison, and personal secrets. Please note, the exhibition contains sensitive material including images and histories related to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, as well as First Nations and LGBTQIA+ communities.
- Dates: Daily from 2026-03-17 to 2026-06-24
- Time: 09:00 to 16:00
- Location: Queensland Museum Cobb+Co, 27 Lindsay St, Toowoomba City QLD 4350
- Accessibility: The exhibition features very low lighting, so visitors should be prepared for dim conditions.
The exhibition is held at Queensland Museum Cobb+Co in the heart of Toowoomba City. The venue offers family-friendly facilities including a cafe, carpark, coach parking, parents room, public toilets, and a gift shop. It is a convenient and welcoming location for families looking to explore culture and history together.
Visitors are advised that the exhibition contains sensitive content and images of deceased persons from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Queensland Museum encourages visitors to exercise discretion and respect the histories shared. The low light environment may require caution for those sensitive to such conditions.
Tickets can be booked by phone at (07) 4659 4900 or via the Queensland Museum website. Pricing details are not specified, so visitors should check the official site or contact the museum directly for current ticket costs and any concessions available.
