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Migration Museum

Peg Dolls

A day in the life of a child in the 19th century

In this joint program between the Migration Museum and Ayers House, students will explore daily life for children in the 19th Century.

Migration Museum: explore school life, games, chores.

Ayers House: home life comparing the life of a child of a servant or the child of person who owned the house.

Explore connections between the past and the present, family life, home life and memories.

This program addresses Australian Curriculum outcomes:

  • Personal and Family Histories
  • Present and past family Life
  • The past in the present

Year R – 4

Please note

Joint program is offered Term 1, 3 and 4 on
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays only.

Price per program $7.00
Equity price $4.00 per program

Bookings are essential,  please call 8207 7580

 

82 Kintore Avenue, Adelaide

Daily 10am — 5pm
Closed Christmas Day

What’s happening at the @migration_museum

  • Come join our friendly team! The Migration Museum is recruiting for Casual Museum Officers. We are looking for new staff to provide excellent customer service and a range of learning programs for our culturally diverse visitors. Full details and apply via I Work for SA jobs website. Photo credit: @peterdrewarts paste up in the Migration Museum foyer, commissioned for the Changing Places exhibition. Image by @kylie_macey
  • Thanks @unionstprint for the lovely photos of our current #SALAexhibition. Check out her account for all the powerful images. ・・・ #repost - Incredibly powerful @salafestival exhibition at the @migration_museum ... beautiful manifestations of a myriad of responses to ideas of welcome, friendship & belonging - and unwelcome. Don’t miss it; on until 29 Sept 2019. . ‘Island Welcome aims to facilitate a quiet contemplative experience of adornment as a vehicle for political discourse, empathy and shared humanity.’ (Belinda Newick) . Details of works by Lauren Simeoni, Alice Whish, Sim Litton, Belinda Newick, Kath Inglis, Lucy Simpson, Michelle Cangiano, Liv Boyle, Jess Dare, Nicky Hepburn
  • The Art of Welcome - book now for a @SALAFestival evening talk, Thursday 15th August at 6pm. Booking link in bio. Island Welcome is a group exhibition exploring contemporary jewellery as a gesture of greeting. Inspired by the welcome garlands found in many traditional island cultures sixteen contemporary jewellers have each contributed a neckpiece/lei/garland interpreting the theme of welcome in response to current Australian immigration and refugee policy. Come along to this evening panel dicussion and hear the South Australian artists share insights about their artworks and the exhibition. Island Welcome has been curated by Belinda Newick and is hosted by the Migration Museum. The exhibition is part of the South Australian Living Artists Festival (SALA) 2019. The exhibition runs from 3 Aug – 29 Sep 2019. #SALAFestival Photo credit: Kath Inglis
  • Look who features in @peterdrewarts new poster. What an Adelaide icon! 🌟 #Repost ・・・ I’d like you to meet Gladys Sym Choon, born in Unley South Australia 1905. This photo was taken circa 1920 for her exemption to the White Australia Policy.

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