Inspired by the upcoming Australia Day Plays being held at the Redland Museum, the ‘Sailing South’ exhibition is open until the end of January. The exhibit tells the story of the early circumnavigation, exploration, mapping of Australia by James Cook, and Matthew Flinders, along with the early scientific work of botanist Joseph Banks, who recorded many of Australia’s native flora and fauna. The exhibition also shares the stories of immigrating German families, who sailed south to start a new life in the Redlands, and settled in Mount Cotton.
A COMEDY ROMP ON THE HIGH SEAS!
Presented by
Redland Museum and Mates Theatre Genesis Inc.
ALL SHOWS HAVE SOLD OUT!
For ticket enquiries please contact us via email.
Take the fun home!
Be creative these school holidays and purchase an activity pack.
Support the Museum and have lots of fun while you're at it! Lots of options to choose from.
Click here to buy your pack today !
With the COVID-19 Safety Plan in place the Museum can provide lunches, morning and afternoon tea. However, it is essential that you book in advance to ensure that we have catering volunteers and guides available to make your visit a the best experience possible.
Contact us to make a booking!
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Rotary Heritage
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Monday to Friday
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Adult: |
$7.00 |
Adult Concession: |
$5.00 |
Student Concession: |
$5.00 (must present Student ID) |
Child: |
$2.00 (3 - 17 Years old) |
Family Pass: |
$15.00 (2 Adults and 2 Children) |
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