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SUMMARY:NAIDOC Week at the Museum
DESCRIPTION:NAIDOC Week at the South Australian Museum this year (5-12 July) will be marked with a free exhibition celebrating 50 Years Deadly. \n50 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 1975. \nEach poster represents a different era of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander activism. \nWhile some posters represent specific moments\, many reflect continuous themes around culture\, family\, resistance and Country. All stories speak back to the origin of NAIDOC Week. \nThe supporting exhibition in the Gallery investigates themes captured in some of the posters such as Moments and Movements and Women\, Children\, Elders\, Families. \nThe Museum has also partnered with the Women’s and Children’s Hospital to present an accompanying video featuring Aboriginal voices\, speaking about what NAIDOC Week and 50 Years Deadly means to them. \nDuring NAIDOC Week Museum visitors can also join in for: \nPosters and Power school holiday workshop (ages 12-17 years) \nA bookable school holiday workshop for teenagers interested in history and social action\, hosted by the Museum and the nearby Centre of Democracy. Discover how posters have been used through our history to share messages and promote social change. \nThe workshop will hear from Museum researcher Jacinta Koolmatrie on the 50 years of NAIDOC posters. Participants will also visit the Centre of Democracy for an exclusive tour with curator Amy Morrison to learn about political posters and badges from South Australia’s history. \nAttendees then get the chance to put this inspiration into action by making their own powerful posters and badges on a topic of your choice. Adults are welcome to accompany attendees. Bookings essential. \nThursday 9 July\, 10:30am to 12:30pm\n$20 per child \nBook here \nNAIDOC Chatterbox \nA free\, drop-in activity for school-age children\, to engage with NAIDOC Week. Chatterbox will be held in the Museum’s foyer and will run throughout the week. \nFamily Learning Area \nDrop into the Museum’s Learning Space on the 2nd floor to connect with culture. Families can share stories from our reconciliation library and sing\, play or dance along to First Nations learning videos. \nClick here for more information 
URL:https://kidsinadelaide.com.au/event/naidoc-week-at-the-museum/
LOCATION:SA Museum\, 221 North Terrace\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, Australia
CATEGORIES:NAIDOC Week
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SUMMARY:Mother's Day at the Museum
DESCRIPTION:Treat mum this Mother’s Day to some fine art\, a lovely hot cuppa and a freshly baked scone at the South Australian Museum. \nThe Mother’s Day Waterhouse Exhibition & Devonshire Tea is available only for Sunday 10 May. \nThe offer includes a ticket to the Museum’s outstanding Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize exhibition. \nSo\, once you’ve enjoyed the exhibition where creativity and scientific wonder meet\, head to the Museum Café your choice of coffee or tea\, and a warm scone baked onsite. \nThe perfect way to spend the day with loved ones. \nThis special offer includes exhibition entry plus Devonshire tea. Tickets can be purchased in advance online or from our friendly staff on the day. \nWhen: Mother’s Day\, Sunday 10 May (10am-5pm)\nWhere: South Australian Museum (café closes 4pm)\nTickets: $22 – purchase ahead of time or on the day \nBook now via Ticketbooth
URL:https://kidsinadelaide.com.au/event/mothers-day-at-the-museum/
LOCATION:SA Museum\, 221 North Terrace\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Family,Mother's Day,Museum
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SUMMARY:Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Immerse yourself in the beauty of the natural world at the South Australian Museums’ Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year exhibition. \nThis 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. \nOpen daily from 10am – 5pm at the South Australian Museum until 1 February 2026. Free entry for kids under 12. Book online or at the door. \nclick here for more information
URL:https://kidsinadelaide.com.au/event/australian-geographic-nature-photographer-of-the-year-exhibition/
LOCATION:SA Museum\, 221 North Terrace\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Family,Featured,Free,Museum
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SUMMARY:Mint your mark: Stamp a Viking-Age coin at The South Australian Museum
DESCRIPTION: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. \nIn this workshop\, kids will learn about Viking lifestyles\, stories and the role of different treasures in Viking communities. They will be able to choose a design and use special tools to stamp their own Viking-inspired coins to take home. \n$22 per participant ($20 Junior Members). Includes two coins with a coin pouch. An accompanying adult is required to stay with the participant for the duration of the session but do not require a ticket. \nWHERE: SA Museum \nWHEN: \n\nThu\, 17 Jul\, 10:30am – 11:30am\nThu\, 17 Jul\, 12:30pm – 1:30pm\nFri\, 18 Jul\, 10:30am – 11:30am\nFri\, 18 Jul\, 12:30pm – 1:30pm\n\nBook now via Humanitix here
URL:https://kidsinadelaide.com.au/event/mint-your-mark-stamp-a-viking-age-coin-at-the-south-australian-museum/2025-07-18/
LOCATION:SA Museum\, 221 North Terrace\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Family,July School Holiday Feature Events,July School Holidays
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SUMMARY:48 Hours of GONDWANA VR: The Exhibition
DESCRIPTION: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. \nFrom 5pm Friday 8 March to 5pm Sunday 10 March\, visitors will be able to roam the digital forest at all hours of the day and night by slipping on a VR headset\, or exploring an immersive installation that expands the rainforest beyond the goggles through projection\, lighting\, cinematic sound\, and pieces from the Museum’s historic Natural Science collections. \nAcross this marathon 48-hour event the Museum will also host a rolling program of free and ticketed family-friendly events\, from meditation and yoga sessions to live music\, film screenings\, storytime\, hands-on workshops\, and floor talks from speakers including GONDWANA VR creators Ben Joseph Andrews and Emma Roberts\, and South Australia’s Chief Public Health Officer Professor Nicola Spurrier. \nWith free exhibition re-entry for ticketholders across the 48 hours\, visitors can come and go to check in on the forest and take in this unique space whatever their festival plans. \n🧘‍♀️ Book now for Yoga in the Rainforest (Saturday 9 March\, 8am)\n😌 Book now for Meditation at the Museum (Sunday 10 March\, 8am)\n🎨 Book now for Paint and Sip at the Museum (Saturday 9 March\, 4:30pm) \nCheck out the full 48 Hours of GONDWANA VR: The Exhibition Program here \n48 Hours of GONDWANA VR: The Exhibition\nFrom 5pm\, Friday 8 March – 5pm\, Sunday 10 March \nGONDWANA VR: The Exhibition is open daily 10am-5pm from 9 December 2023 – 17 March 2024. Tickets for sessions outside of Adelaide Festival can be purchased here. \nExhibition Only\nMuseum Members and children under 5  free\nAdults $5\nConcession and Students  $3 \nExhibition and VR Experience\nMuseum Members and children under 5  free\nAdults $5\nConcession and Students  $3 \n 
URL:https://kidsinadelaide.com.au/event/48-hours-of-gondwana-vr-the-exhibition/
LOCATION:SA Museum\, 221 North Terrace\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, Australia
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