Explore the fascinating Queensland Museum exhibition revealing the hidden stories behind everyday secrets and objects.
Tuesday 28 September 2027
to Thursday 31 December 2026
9:00am - 4:00pm
Queensland Museum Cobb+Co, 27 Lindsay St, Toowoomba City QLD 4350
Secrets are at the heart of what it means to be human. This captivating exhibition invites you to explore the deeply personal and universal phenomenon of secrets through a diverse collection of objects and stories. Perfect for curious minds, it offers a unique glimpse into hidden compartments, spy gadgets, and personal histories that reveal more than meets the eye.
Step into a world where secrets come alive through intriguing displays. You'll discover objects crafted behind bars, personal stories of surveillance, and historical insights into military and political secrets. The exhibition also thoughtfully addresses sensitive histories, including government surveillance of First Nations and LGBTQIA+ communities, inviting visitors to reflect and engage with these narratives.
- Exhibition runs daily from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
- Located at Queensland Museum Cobb+Co, Toowoomba City
- Features low light conditions to enhance the mysterious atmosphere
- Suitable for families, with discretion advised for sensitive content
The exhibition is held at Queensland Museum Cobb+Co, 27 Lindsay St, Toowoomba City QLD 4350. The venue offers family-friendly facilities including a cafe, carpark, coach parking, parents room, and public toilets. It is a non-smoking environment with a shop and gift shop on site.
Visitors should be aware that the exhibition contains images and objects of people who have died, and addresses sensitive topics related to surveillance and privacy. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander visitors are advised to exercise discretion. The low light environment may not be suitable for all visitors.
Tickets can be booked by calling (07) 4659 4900 or via the Queensland Museum website. Pricing details are not specified, so visitors are encouraged to check the official site or contact the museum directly for the most current information.
