Opening on Friday 24 May is the NSW State Archives’ exhibition: The Queen’s Album. This exhibition is free and runs until 16 June 2019 at Government House, Sydney.

Tweed Regional Museum is screening a series of short films from their film archive as part of the Murwillumbah Arts Trail and Street Festival this Saturday.

The RAHS is hosting a lecture on Judy Birmingham and the origins of Australian Historical Archaeology ahead of National Archaeology Week.

Join the editors of History Australia for a free one-hour workshop to junior scholars on getting published in history journals.

Join this evening session at SLNSW to hear about the application process and research outcomes for their Fellowships Program.

Applications for the Create NSW Cultural Grants Program now open, last entries accepted at midnight Thursday, 6 June 2019.

Dr Stephen Gapps is giving a talk on the conflict between the Gai-mariagal people and the European settlers which took place on Sydney’s Lower North Shore.

A/Prof Tanya Evans and Dr Ian Hoskins will be holding a workshop on the practice and meanings of family history at North Sydney Council’s Stanton Library.

Join the Canada Bay Heritage Society on Saturday 1 June for a talk by landscape architect Stuart Read on Prince Alfred Park, where Sydney’s first inter-colonial expo took place.

A new theatre piece by the Anzac Memorial at Hyde Park, Sydney, derived from the true stories of five remarkable women during the First World War. On show from 25 April until 15 June 2019.