Connections Gallery Discover treasures from our permanent collection in the Connections Gallery. Our collection includes more than 13,000 pieces and the display in our gallery is ever-changing.
MILLKULTURE MILLKULTURE is a permanent kinetic installation at the Yarra Ranges Regional Museum. Powered by wind, the drawing machine connects inside and outside worlds.
Our Country, Our Future: Nourishing the Conversation Online Our Country, Our Future: Nourishing the Conversation is an immersive online experience, a chance to learn from local Aboriginal Elders about First Australian Culture and our shared history.
The Big Anxiety As part of The Big Anxiety Melbourne Naarm 2022, Yarra Ranges Council proudly presents a program of exhibitions, installations and events across the region. The program showcases how the arts can provide the means to connect – to develop rich and empowering ways to communicate and share complex experience.
My Home, Yarra Ranges eBook Enjoy the Yarra Ranges Regional Museum’s interactive eBook featuring animal objects, images and stories from the Museum’s collection, with colouring pages produced by local artists, puzzles and games.
Guide to Heritage in the Yarra Ranges Download the Heritage Guide and learn more about the history of the Yarra Ranges.
NGV Kids on Tour 2023 It’s Free: Children and families can enjoy free art activities at The Memo Healesville, Arts Centre Warburton and Yarra Ranges Regional Museum this January 2023.
Kellatie – deep water Kellatie – deep water presents bold and striking portraits by Boronia-based Nuenonne artist Amanda Wright. Inspired by conversations with her grandmother, these works speak of her family’s spiritual connection to water, the oceans, and rivers.
Yerrin biik dhumba Yerrin biik dhumba means ‘bush country speaks’ in the past and present. Through this new exhibition, Aunty Kim Wandin, Chris Joy and Ryan Tews encourage us all to slow down and listen to the bush as an active, living and dynamic entity with an important message for us.