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Migration Museum

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South Australia’s Multicultural Story

The Department of the Premier and Cabinet’s Multicultural Affairs division in collaboration with the Hugo Centre for Migration and Population Resear...

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From Across the Seas: Migration to South Australia, 1861 – 2011

From Across the Seas is a short video providing an overview of migration to South Australia from 1861 to 2011. A  valuable pre-visit or post visit ac...

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If walls could speak: 5 stories from the Destitute Asylum eBook

If walls could speak is a multi-modal resource which features primary sources and is designed as an inquiry into the lives of 5 people who relied upo...

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Curators table

The Curator’s Table

The material in the Curator’s Table website centres on South Australia’s unique history focusing on World War I: The German experience. The sugges...

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82 Kintore Avenue, Adelaide

Daily 10am — 5pm
Closed Christmas Day

What’s happening at the @migration_museum

  • Check out our stories for a mini tour of our current exhibition Island Welcome, which is part of this year’s @salafestival. The display features contemporary jewellers who interpret the theme of welcome in response to current Australian immigration and refugee policy #SALAFestival #bringthemhere #refugees
  • The weekend of 7 and 8 September will see the courtyard of the Migration Museum transformed as a colourful flotilla of a thousand boats set anchor. The project aims to get people thinking and talking about the refugees and asylum seekers currently held in offshore detention – with the ultimate aim of seeing the detention centres closed and the detainees welcomed as part of the Australian community. Safe Harbour is a large-scale community arts project which aims to get people thinking and talking about the refugees and asylum seekers currently held in offshore detention. Pop in this weekend and show your support. Full details on our website #BringThemHere
  • JUST LAUNCHED - EXPLORE ONLINE Google Arts & Culture's first project dedicated to sport is now live! As a official partner, we’ve created an online exhibition exploring the active involvement of of migrant communities in sporting groups in South Australia - connecting cultures and reshaping sporting life. Explore the digital collections at via the link in our bio #GreatSportingLand @googleartsculture
  • 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

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