The 294 organisers presenting the 405 events during History Week 2010 range from community museums, historical societies, cultural community groups, service organisations and churches to local government, state government agencies and state collecting institutions.
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Adelaide and Inner Suburbs Branch, National Trust of South Australia
May 14 & 30
Explore the heritage-listed North Adelaide Railway Station (1857), one of Australia's oldest surviving railway stations, and a rare example of a station combined with a residence.
May 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 & 30
Adelaide Arcade has its very own museum showcasing its colourful history. See artefacts, photographs, newspaper clippings, trinkets and even an accordion that plays the official 'Adelaide Arcade Polka'.
Adelaide Cemeteries Authority
May 25
Embark on a fascinating tour of historic West Terrace Cemetery and discover the human drama of history as your guide uncovers the long forgotten stories of some of our state's most notable figures and early pioneers.
Adelaide Cemeteries Authority
May 30
Immerse yourself in South Australia's vibrant history as West Terrace Cemetery comes to life. Meet some of South Australia's most notable figures and early pioneers as you weave your way through the cemetery.
May 24 & 27
Listen to Adelaide City Council tour guide Glen Woodward and learn about the 1880s Council Chamber and Queen Adelaide.
May 24
Starting with a cuppa at the North Adelaide Community Centre, this tour will showcase successful North Adelaide heritage projects and how Council can assist owners in the retention of heritage buildings.
Adelaide Colonial Dancers
Jun 5
Don't miss the opportunity to experience dancing from the colonial era. Come dressed in period costume and enjoy the full colonial band.
May 25 & 27
Go behind the scenes and peek inside the dressing rooms. See the stage shared by some of theatre’s greatest and view performing spaces from the unique perspective of a performer.
Adelaide Gaol, Department of Environment and Natural Resources
May 23
Explore the historic Gaol, built in 1841 and only closed in 1988. Take a self-guided tour, discover 147 years of history and see the conditions endured by the men and women who spent time here.
Adelaide Hills Community Health Services
May 28
As part of Reconciliation Week the Adelaide Hills Community Health Services will be hosting a day of celebration of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal heritage in the Adelaide Hills. This will include storytelling by local historians and Aboriginal Elders.
