Experience a powerful environmental documentary followed by an engaging Q&A with Dr. Bob Brown and the film's directors at Melbourne Museum.
Wednesday 22 April 2026
11:30am - 2:00pm
11 Nicholson St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia
Adult $21, Seniors $14, Child $14, Members $12, Concession $18, School Bookings Free
Dive into the captivating story of environmental hero Dr. Bob Brown and the ancient trees he fights to protect in THE GIANTS. This cinematic journey blends stunning visuals from high in the forest canopy with immersive 3D animations and expert insights, making it a must-see for families interested in nature and activism.
After the 90-minute screening, enjoy a live Q&A session with Dr. Bob Brown and the film's co-directors, Laurence Billiet and Rachael Antony. This is a unique opportunity to hear firsthand about the environmental battles and the inspiration behind the film.
Perfect for parents wanting to inspire their school-aged children about environmental stewardship and the power of activism.
The event takes place on Wednesday, 2026-04-22, starting with the screening at 11:30 and followed by the Q&A at 13:00. The screening lasts approximately 90 minutes.
Tickets are priced at $21 for adults, $14 for seniors and children, $18 for concession, and $12 for members. School bookings are free through the Student Climate Commons program.
The event is presented in collaboration with Vic Health and Melbourne Museum Education’s Climate Commons Program, ensuring a rich educational experience.
Held at Melbourne Museum, located at 11 Nicholson Street, Carlton, this venue is easily accessible by public transport and offers facilities to support visitors with disabilities.
For those needing assistance, a sensory map and visual stories are available to help plan your visit. Contact the museum team for personalized support.
Parking and visitor maps can be found on the Melbourne Museum website to facilitate a smooth arrival.
Please note the event is scheduled for a single day only. Arrive early to secure your seat for the screening.
The Q&A session provides a rare chance to engage with environmental leaders and filmmakers, so prepare any questions you might have.
School groups are encouraged to book early through the Student Climate Commons excursion page to take advantage of the free educational offering.
Tickets can be purchased online via the Melbourne Museum website. Prices vary by category, with concessions and members receiving discounts.
School bookings are free but must be made in advance through the designated excursion page.
Plan your visit ahead to ensure availability and to make the most of this inspiring event for your family.
