• 48 Hours of GONDWANA VR: The Exhibition

    SA Museum 221 North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

    The South Australian Museum will become a forest that never sleeps when its summer exhibition GONDWANA VR: The Exhibition opens for 48 continuous hours in an epic weekend as part of the 2024 Adelaide Festival program. From 5pm Friday 8 March to 5pm Sunday 10 March, visitors will be able to roam the digital forest […]

    $3
  • Mint your mark: Stamp a Viking-Age coin at The South Australian Museum

    SA Museum 221 North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

    Mint Your Mark, 17 and 18 July at the South Australian Museum, gives children aged 5 to 14 the opportunity to strike their own coins and discover how they were made and traded during the Viking Age. In this workshop, kids will learn about Viking lifestyles, stories and the role of different treasures in Viking […]

    $22
  • Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year exhibition

    SA Museum 221 North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

    Immerse yourself in the beauty of the natural world at the South Australian Museums’ Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year exhibition. This prestigious showcase of photography from across Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and New Guinea, highlights the incredible diversity of flora, fauna and landscapes found across our own backyard and the world around us. […]

    Free
  • Mother’s Day at the Museum

    SA Museum 221 North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

    Treat mum this Mother’s Day to some fine art, a lovely hot cuppa and a freshly baked scone at the South Australian Museum. The Mother’s Day Waterhouse Exhibition & Devonshire Tea is available only for Sunday 10 May. The offer includes a ticket to the Museum’s outstanding Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize exhibition. So, once […]

  • NAIDOC Week at the Museum

    SA Museum 221 North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

    NAIDOC Week at the South Australian Museum this year (5-12 July) will be marked with a free exhibition celebrating 50 Years Deadly. 50 Years Deadly, which includes an extensive display in the Museum’s foyer and supporting exhibition in the Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery, features the NAIDOC Week posters dating back to the commemoration’s inception in […]