Museum of the Riverina in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia | Sport & recreation

Museum of the Riverina

Locality: Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6926 9655

Address: Corner of Morrow and Baylis Streets 2650 Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.museumriverina.com.au

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25.01.2022 Edna Busse was the Borovansky ballerina who brought classical ballet to Wagga. Read more about Edna in our latest book, HerStory: A celebration of Wagga’s women from early settlement to today. Copies are $20 and available now from our Historic Council Chambers site https://museumriverina.com.au/shop... Image: Edna Busse, oil painting by Edouard Borovansky (courtesy National Library of Australia)

22.01.2022 Have you seen our latest exhibition, Care Factor? When a loved one falls ill and the outlook isn’t rosy, family members often become carers. This intimate and unique storytelling exhibition gives voice to professional and family carers from around the Riverina. Their candid insights are touched with sadness, humour and hard-earned wisdom. This Wednesday, we'll have an online event in conjunction with the exhibition - Panel Discussion | Myth Busting: When Someone Dies At Home.... It'll be live-streamed here on our Facebook page from 6pm. Find out more + see our opening hours: https://museumriverina.com.au/exhibitions/care-factor

19.01.2022 Do we have any ex physie practitioners here?

19.01.2022 Dame Nellie Melba's Wagga performance. Today our friends from Redland Library in QLD offered us this poster from their collection. Naturally we said yes thankyou. Note the date of the concert - coincidence?

19.01.2022 It's almost that time of year, when was the last time you saw a Christmas beetle in Wagga? https://www.australiangeographic.com.au//ghosts-of-chris/

18.01.2022 In addition to our exhibition 'HOT & HEAVY' two additional temporary shows are now open at the Historic Council Chambers. 'Care Factor: Stories from the Home and Hospice' was commissioned by the Museum and curated by digital storyteller Pippa Wischer. Through photos and stories, this exhibition gives voice to professional and family carers from around the Riverina, while aiming to reduce carers' feelings of isolation and the effects of bereavement.

16.01.2022 I'll pass on the chocolate thanks

16.01.2022 Wishing all of our friends a belated Merry Christmas. Hope you all had a relaxing Boxing Day.

15.01.2022 The second temporary exhibition currently on show at the Historic Council Chambers is Old:New, a collaborative artistic exhibition curated by Kate R. Allman, and featuring the works of Sue Wood, Peter Ingram, Beverly Moxon, Juanita McLauchlan, Jodi Stewart, Heather Lowes, Jory Box and Ralph Tikerpae. Beginning as the world was locking down, Old:New became a chance to reflect on our region's history through the lens of a common experience. Image: "Boree Jack" (detail)... Ralph Tikerpae, Wyalong Museum 2020 Recycled metal See more

14.01.2022 Part of Tutankhamun's treasure

14.01.2022 Niagara Falls frozen solid in 1902.

14.01.2022 Find out how a passion for the sciences led Faye McMillan to becoming the first tertiary qualified registered Aboriginal pharmacist in Australia. Read more about Faye in our latest book, HerStory: A celebration of Wagga’s women from early settlement to today. Copies are $20 and available now from our Historic Council Chambers site https://museumriverina.com.au/shop

13.01.2022 #visitwagga bucket list Admire the 24,000 fairy lights in the largest pine tree in the Victory Memorial Gardens. The lights switch on at dusk each evening. ...Wagga Wagga CBD : Chloe Smith Photography Discover more >>> visitwagga.com

11.01.2022 What a wonderful collection! https://www.smh.com.au//boyish-hobby-that-became-a-18-mill

10.01.2022 Berlin Zookeeper giving Roland, the 4,000-pound elephant seal, a snow bath.

05.01.2022 Wishing our friends and followers a very happy New Year

05.01.2022 The good old days Sharing a post from our friends at Lost Wagga Wagga

01.01.2022 Our next temporary exhibition is not far away now... Here's a sneak peek of some of the treasures that will be displayed

01.01.2022 Kick start your October long weekend with a drive-in cinema experience in Wagga this Friday! Pack the car with your movie snacks, or drop by one of your favourite Wagga Wagga eateries and grab something to go before heading to Cross Street car park (next to the Visitor Information Centre) for an evening viewing under the stars. Gates open at 6pm for a 7pm screening.... More details and tickets via the FB event