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Migration Museum

Opening hours

10am — 5pm Daily (from June 5)

Closed Christmas Day

Where are we

82 Kintore Avenue, Adelaide, 5000
A short stroll from Rundle Mall, behind the State Library.

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Admission is FREE.
Some events & exhibitions are chargeable.

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There’s always something happening at the Migration Museum: exhibitions, education programs, talks, tours and more. Come in and see what’s on.

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A short stroll from Rundle Mall, behind the State Library.

Find us

82 Kintore Avenue, Adelaide

Daily 10am — 5pm
Closed Christmas Day

What’s happening at the @migration_museum

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  • Today's Unboxing the Museum video brings us something that's a little bit pretty when it doesn't necessarily need to be. #UnboxingTheMuseum #MigrationMuseumCollection
  • At the age of 22, Sheila and her friend Val went on a two-year adventure trip to Australia in 1964. At one stage, they were grape picking in the Barossa Valley. After they had returned to England, Sheila didn’t stay long and came back to Australia for good. Sheila’s story is featured in: British Migrants. Instant Australians? A travelling exhibition produced by Museums Victoria. Come and check the exhibition out - we are open again from 5 June! More info here: https://migration.history.sa.gov.au Image: Museums Victoria. Courtesy of Sheila Howell. #MigrationStories
  • We're looking at another recipe from the Workers Cookbook today. The recipes in this book have been compiled by women from working class homes. It seems many of these must have been hand written and difficult to read. Today's recipe for Kromeskies asked for two cups of milk which could have turned this meal into a soup! Luckily Curator Jacinta omitted the milk and halved the entire recipe just to see how it would work. Not a bad recipe overall. #MondayYumDay #MigrationMuseumCollection #Cookbook

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The Migration Museum and History Trust of South Australia acknowledges the First Nations peoples of South Australia, whose connection to country and living cultures began in time immemorial and continues to the present. We affirm our commitment to advancing reconciliation.