The exhibition explores a range of themes including Australian identity; belonging and exclusion and racial discrimination. The stories are based on research undertaken in close partnership with Veteran's descendants. Read more
Two Chinese Stand-up Comedians Debut Their First Melbourne Comedy Festival Show Read more
Our new Year of the Ox merch is now available in our giftshop, but hurry, only whilst stocks last! Read more
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Red tea, Chinese museum, tea heaven, Read more
Convergence: Zhou Xiaoping’s work reflects an intersection between two cultures and two peoples. Read more
The Dawn of Melbourne Art Exhibition shows artworks by a group of Melbourne artists and art lovers who have remained active during Melbourne's lockdown period. Read more
The Museum team is grateful to Boon Tan, "Uncle Boon" for his dedication and passionate work at the Museum over the last 20 years. To mark his retirement Uncle Boon has written about some of his fondest memories at the Museum. Read more
The theme of 2021 is recognising our community. Read more
Congratulations to Professor Emeritus Edmond Chiu AM for receiving this year’s AMaGA Victoria Award for Excellence (Volunteer) for his valuable contributions as a Chinese Museum volunteer Read more
The Mid-Autumn Festival Education Program explores moon legends and traditional practices such as lantern making, riddle guessing, moon cake making and Chinese tea ceremony. Read more
The Chinese Museum has implemented a COVIDSafe Plan for Schools detailing safety measures and instructions for Schools when participating in Chinese Museum excursions and incursions. Read more
This April, the Chinese Museum is to launch a new book "For Honour and Country" about Chinese Australians who served in WWII. Read more
Comedy duo, Maren and He Huang, have a new edgy and sassy, stand-up comedy show about dating and cross-cultural misadventure. Now showing at Fringe Fest 2020. Read more