Queensland State Archives presents: Remembering the 1974 floods with Dr Margaret Cook, on 22 May. Reflect on the causes, impacts and legacy of one of Queensland’s worst natural disasters.
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Queensland State Archives presents Winagaylay Ngiyani Ganunga — We Will Remember Them: Artist Talk, on 10 May. Hear artist Melissa Stannard share the stories and inspiration behind her powerful exhibition.
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Queensland Museum Kurilpa will host three in-conversation events during May to showcase the stories, contributions, and creative expressions that have shaped the Say Our Name: Australian South Sea Islander exhibition on display now at the museum.
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In this centenary year of Greater Brisbane, Annerley-Stephens History Group Inc. presents a free panel discussion -“Hurtling towards amalgamation…. reflections from the Stephens Shire” – on Tuesday 6 May from 7.00 pm – 8.00 pm at the Yeronga Community Centre, 62 Park Rd.
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Supreme Court Library Queensland is hosting the first Selden Society lecture of 2025 on Thursday 8 May—’Recasting the law on a more merciful basis: juvenile justice then and now’, presented by Dr Robyn Blewer from the Griffith Law School.
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Join us for a fascinating presentation on the history of the Redlands Coast, ‘Working on the Bay’. Includes a delicious morning tea!
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After Cycloyne Alfred, locals were asked to dontate their unwanted sandbags to the Cemetery so that we could use them to fill holes in walking paths etc making it safer for all. We need your help to ‘spread the sand’.
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Join us for an engaging panel discussion featuring a distinguished group of First Nations activists, including Gail Mabo, along with other prominent Black advocates. These influential figures played pivotal roles in shaping Queensland’s Blak activism history, contributing to significant social and political change. Representing diverse fields of activism, they will share secrets and offer unique perspectives on the ongoing fight for Black rights, justice, and equality in Queensland.
This event offers a deeper understanding of the legacy and enduring impact of Blak activism. Presented as part of the Secrets: Objects of Intrigue exhibition, this discussion underscores Queensland Museum Kurilpa’s commitment to sharing and celebrating the untold stories that have shaped Queensland’s history.
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Members of The Ration Shed Museum and Cherbourg community Elders will share stories and experiences from the past, exploring objects on loan from The Ration Shed Museum featured in the Secrets: Objects of Intrigue exhibition.
Stay for tea, coffee and a yarn following the talk and visit the Secrets: Objects of Intrigue exhibition at your own pace. The talk and exhibition are both free to attend.
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