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Lifelong Learning: Activities for Everyone
Queensland Museum South Bank supports learning at all stages of life and regularly offers workshops, lectures, events and school holiday activities covering a range of fascinating themes. Most events are free.
Check out our Events Calendar for a full listing of upcoming exhibitions, programs and events. Our Visitor Information section will help you plan your visit.
Holiday Programs
Kids Meet Up!
Monday 29 June - Friday 10 July 2009
Level 4, Dandiiri Maiwar Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultures Centre
Meet up these holidays with free activities that celebrate the rich cultures and traditions of Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders.
Public Programs
Voices of Queensland 150 - Grand Finale
Saturday 18 July 2009, 10:30am - 3:30pm
Theatre, Level 2
Presented by Forum Communicators this program reflects on 150 years of Queensland's history: our people, our places, our stories. Listen to a selection of speeches that made it to the Grand Finale.
Free
Science for Life! - National Science Week at Queensland Museum South Bank
15-23 August 2009
A week full of free science-based learning experiences. Meet Queensland Museum scientists as they show specimens and talk about their work. Enjoy a range of fascinating science activities, exhibits, an evening lecture and film event about ecology, information about careers, plus lots of online games and resources.
Supported by the Australian Government as part of National Science Week.
Queensland Connections 2009
Presented on the first Wednesday of every month from February to November, Queensland Connections 2009, explores a colourful range of topics from the defence preparations of North Queensland during World War II, through to life on a Queensland gold field and the origins of the famous macadamia nut industry.
Queensland Connections Webcasts
Archaeology's Early Origins (2009)
Convicts, Culverts, and Catalinas: recent archaeological projects in inner-city Brisbane (2007)
Wildlife Workshops 2009
These intensive workshops are presented by Museum experts and are designed to give participants a deeper understanding and appreciation of our spectacular wildlife. A resource pack covering the content of the workshop and related material is provided.
Topics for 2009 explore small mammals, spiders and snakes of the Great South-east and will run from September to November 2009. All workshops are held at Queensland Museum South Bank.
Bookings are now open
Adults $50, Concession or additional family member $45.
