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Stories at Sunset with Tim the Yowie Man - August 2024
Event
Stories at Sunset with Tim the Yowie Man - August 2024
3 August—24 August

Wander the grounds with Tim as he recounts tales of Lanyon’s early families and workers during a sunset tour of the historic cemetery and continuing under a cloak of darkness

Calthorpes House Garden Tours - Heritage Festival 2024
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Calthorpes House Garden Tours - Heritage Festival 2024
13 April—28 April

Celebrate the Heritage Festival with tours at Calthorpes House

Volunteer Open Day - National Volunteer Week
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Volunteer Open Day - National Volunteer Week
23 May

Are you interested in volunteering at CMAG or one of our Historic Places sites? Join us to find out more

Preserving the Past
Exhibition
Preserving the Past
Online

Peek into our recipe archives with this online exhibition

An Exciting New World at Calthorpes
Exhibition
An Exciting New World at Calthorpes
Online

Come and explore Calthorpes House and see how Della created a new home for Harry, herself and their daughters Del and Dawn in this exciting new world.

Creating Lanyon
Exhibition
Creating Lanyon
Online

This online exhibition documents the 2019 Artist in Residency program undertaken by six artists from the Artist Society of Canberra (ASOC) at Lanyon Homestead and supported by ACT Historic Places.

Within Living Memory
Exhibition
Within Living Memory

Within living memory presents oral histories focused on the lives and memories of the people who have lived and worked…

Getting It Together
Exhibition
Getting It Together

Getting it together includes early photographs, memorabilia and insights relating to the complex issues debated at the time of Federation.

The Convict Years
Exhibition
The Convict Years

The convict years explores Lanyon in the 1830s and 1840s when property owner James Wright and his assigned convicts lived…

Cunningham Family Album
Exhibition
Cunningham Family Album

An exhibition of historic photographs of Lanyon and the Cunningham family, who lived and worked here between 1849 and 1926.