What’s On at Scienceworks April to August 2008
Experiment Zone
Electricity and Magnetism sessions
Get a charge out of experiments at Scienceworks’ new Experiment Zone for kids. Throughout weekends during May and June, children can take part in 30 minute experiment sessions and learn more about electricity and magnetism. Become a human battery, design electrical circuits and explore […]
Let your imagination run wild at Scienceworks latest exhibition
Have you ever wanted to create your own ingenious inventions? Imagination Factory - Invent and Play is a new exhibition coming to Scienceworks that is set to inspire visitors to imagine, invent and play.
With dozens of hands-on interactive exhibits, this exhibition will have the gears of […]
What’s On at Immigration Museum April to July 2008
We’re 10! Come celebrate!
The Immigration Museum is celebrating its 10th birthday in 2008, with a special program of exhibitions and activities. For more information as the year progresses, watch this space and the website: museumvictoria.com.au/immigrationmuseum
Kimono: Osaka’s Golden Age
Discover breathtakingly beautiful kimono and accessories from the glory days […]
Experience the fabulous world of kimono style at the Immigration Museum
A new exhibition of breathtakingly beautiful kimono and accessories direct from Japan will show for the first and only time in Australia at the Immigration Museum, from 15 May 2008.
Kimono: Osaka’s Golden Age showcases the sumptuous culture of the traditional kimono - its style, design, […]
What’s On at Melbourne Museum April to May 2008
The Melbourne Story
The largest exhibition ever developed by Museum Victoria, The Melbourne Story, will reveal Melbourne’s unique and changing tale when it opens at Melbourne Museum in March 2008. The Melbourne Story features more than 1200 objects from Museum Victoria’s collections, making it the most complete […]
What’s on at IMAX Theatre Melbourne April to May 2008
U2 3D - The IMAX Experience
U2 3D puts viewers within the pulsing energy of a live U2 stadium concert! With a giant screen IMAX 3D image and 15,000 watts of digital surround sound you will be immersed in a theatrical experience unlike any concert film that […]
The Ultimate U2 Experience at IMAX!
U23D is coming to the giant screen at IMAX Melbourne on April 10, when U2’s electrifying Vertigo concert comes to life in an amazing display of IMAX 3D visuals and 15,000 Watts of digital surround sound - you will feel like you are there.
Tickets are now on sale at […]
Museum Victoria 2008
Exhibitions currently on view and coming to Museum Victoria venues: Melbourne Museum, Scienceworks, the Immigration Museum, Royal Exhibition Building and the IMAX Theatre Melbourne.
MELBOURNE MUSEUM
The Melbourne Story
The largest exhibition ever developed by Museum Victoria, The Melbourne Story reveals Melbourne’s unique and changing tale. The Melbourne Story features more than 1200 collection objects […]
What’s On at Scienceworks April to July 2008
Experiment Zone
Electricity and Magnetism sessions
Get a charge out of experiments at Scienceworks’ new Experiment Zone for kids. Throughout weekends during May and June, children can take part in 30 minute experiment sessions and learn more about electricity and magnetism. Become a human battery, design electrical circuits and explore […]
What came first – the dinosaur or the egg? Find out the answer in Hatching the Past: Dinosaur Eggs and Babies, a new exhibition on display at Melbourne Museum from 30 May to 24 August 2008.
Never before seen in Australia, the exhibition features over 130 dinosaur egg casts, 15 complete articulated dinosaur cast skeletons, life-sized models as well as baby chickens, alligators and other live exhibits.
Hatching the Past will feature a variety of ‘modern day’ dinosaurs, including baby chicken hatchlings, baby alligators and baby lizards. The family-friendly exhibition also features the opportunity to touch cast dinosaur bones and nests, dig for eggs and experience hands-on learning centres.
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