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State Library Victoria acknowledges the traditional lands of all the Victorian Aboriginal clans, and their cultural practices and knowledge systems.

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Everyone has a story. While our lives might all look different from the outside, our shared humanity becomes clear when we share these stories. We welcome you to share with us, and each other.


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Rising star, Olana Janfa, reflects on his migrant experience through a series of artworks that showcase his trademark colour, humour and engaging social commentary.


Presents the moving experiences of contemporary international students in Melbourne through an evocative filmic experience.


A new installation sharing diverse stories of work and our collective identities, all from the museum’s rich collections.


Immigration Museum respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Country on which we stand, and we pay our respects to First Peoples across Victoria and Australia.


Enjoy a world of museum experiences at home, school or anywhere - family moments, cultural moments, learning moments and playful moments, all online!


Meet the Djirri Djirri Wurundjeri Women's Dance Group, who are reconnecting to their cultural heritage and bringing the younger generations with them.


Our visitor engagement officers (VEOs) share some of their favourite objects!


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What do a doll, religious text, gun, and surprised-looking cat have in common?


What can needlework samplers tell us about often forgotten figures from history?


How three generations of strong women helped build a wine and tourism dynasty


Amrita Hepi Dances in the Long Room at the Immigration Museum

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Melbourne's parks, gardens and public open spaces offer a wonderful range of opportunities to make the most of your leisure time.


Our open spaces are diverse in size and character. They range from the major parks and gardens that define our city with classic 19th century heritage features and majestic tree-lined avenues; to the 170-hectare Royal Park with its unique bushland landscape and wetlands habitat, as well as smaller neighbourhood and local reserves.


With a network of nearly 480 hectares of internationally acclaimed parks and gardens, there is something to suit everyone.