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  • Stories of Chinese Anzacs and Chinese-Australians of World War II

    Stories of Chinese Anzacs and Chinese-Australians of World War II

    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

  • Han Dynasty: Life Everlasting

    Han Dynasty: Life Everlasting

    Exploring this significant period of Chinese history through showcasing the Han dynasty’s remarkable people, progressive ideas, and great innovations. Read more

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Stories of Chinese Anzacs and Chinese-Australians of World War II

Stories of Chinese Anzacs and Chinese-Australians of World War II

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

Published: 11th April, 2021

Updated: 14th April, 2021

Author: Rose Zheng

One Million Stories: Chinese Australians 200 years

One Million Stories: Chinese Australians 200 years

The first nationwide story of the 200 year journey from the first migrant until today. Read more

Published: 16th April, 2020

Updated: 16th October, 2020

Author: Erin Blackman

Location: 22, Cohen Place, Melbourne, VIC, 3000

Dragon Gallery

Dragon Gallery

Wonder at the world's largest Dragon and revisit the last 3 processional Chinese dragon's used during Melbourne's parades over the last century. Read more

Published: 13th April, 2020

Updated: 14th April, 2021

Author: Erin Blackman

Location: 22, Cohen Place, Melbourne, VIC, 3000

Finding Gold: Chinese on the Goldfields of 19th Century Australia

Finding Gold: Chinese on the Goldfields of 19th Century Australia

Replicates the experience of Chinese Settlers in Australia’s 19th century goldfields. Read more

Published: 12th April, 2020

Updated: 11th May, 2020

Author: Erin Blackman

Location: 22, Cohen Place, Melbourne, VIC, 3000

Han Dynasty: Life Everlasting

Han Dynasty: Life Everlasting

Exploring this significant period of Chinese history through showcasing the Han dynasty’s remarkable people, progressive ideas, and great innovations. Read more

Published: 12th April, 2020

Updated: 11th May, 2020

Author: Erin Blackman

Location: 22, Cohen Place, Melbourne, VIC, 3000

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  • Stories of Chinese Anzacs and Chinese-Australians of World War II

    Stories of Chinese Anzacs and Chinese-Australians of World War II

    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.

  • Two Chinese Stand-up Comedians Debut Their First Melbourne Comedy Festival Show

    Two Chinese Stand-up Comedians Debut Their First Melbourne Comedy Festival Show

    Two Chinese Stand-up Comedians Debut Their First Melbourne Comedy Festival Show

  • Year of the Ox Merch - Hurry whilst stocks last!

    Year of the Ox Merch - Hurry whilst stocks last!

    Our new Year of the Ox merch is now available in our giftshop, but hurry, only whilst stocks last!

  • Dark Tea 黑茶

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  •  Painted: The Immigrants' Self Portrait

    Painted: The Immigrants' Self Portrait

    ‘Painted: The Immigrants' Self Portrait’ is an art and documentary series featuring immigrant families that uses the process of portraiture to explore the diaspora and definition of home for immigrant families.

  • United Nations declares May 21 as “International Tea Day”

    United Nations declares May 21 as “International Tea Day”

    The ritual of tea drinking brings happiness, harmony and well-being throughout the World. Celebrate this day with us and spread the good feeling! Visit the Chinese Museum next February and become immersed in Tea Culture at our TEA HEAVEN Exhibition - this promises to be a blissful experience!

  • LOCATION & OPENING HOURS

    LOCATION & OPENING HOURS

    We are thrilled to re-open our doors again 10am-4pm, everyday. Closed Public Holidays. Located at 22 Cohen Place, Melbourne, VIC Australia 3000.

  • ADMISSION

    ADMISSION

    Museum admission tickets are purchased at the door.

  • Stories of Chinese Anzacs and Chinese-Australians of World War II

    Stories of Chinese Anzacs and Chinese-Australians of World War II

    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.

  • Year of the Ox Merch - Hurry whilst stocks last!

    Year of the Ox Merch - Hurry whilst stocks last!

    Our new Year of the Ox merch is now available in our giftshop, but hurry, only whilst stocks last!

  • Book Launch: For Honour and Country in 2021

    Book Launch: For Honour and Country in 2021

    This April, the Chinese Museum is to launch a new book "For Honour and Country" about Chinese Australians who served in WWII.

  • The Real Face of White Australia Transcription Project

    The Real Face of White Australia Transcription Project

    The Real Face of White Australia is a series of projects aimed at increasing awareness and use of a powerful set of historical documents created in the administration of the White Australia Policy in the first half of the twentieth century.

  • Digital Cultural Adventures: Chinese Lantern Making

    This digital program allows students to visit the Chinese Museum from their classroom. Students will make their own red paper lantern and learn about the significance and history of lantern making in China.

  • Digital Cultural Adventures: Ancient China and Amazing Inventions

    Digital Cultural Adventures: Ancient China and Amazing Inventions

    This digital program allows students to visit the Chinese Museum from their classroom. Learn about Emperor Qin and his Terracotta Army, inventions that emerged during the Han Dynasty and the importance of the Silk Road.

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