Spreading Chengdu's intangible culture worldwide, merging tradition with fashion, preserving ecology, and innovation. Read more
Welcome to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, returning once again to the Chinese Museum! With an impressive lineup of shows, purchase tickets now. Read more
Together with the launch of contemporary artist Zhou Xiaoping’s book, From Crowds to Wilderness. Read more
Explore a historical fantasy roleplay game – Chinese style! Read more
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These Education Resources have been produced by the Chinese Museum to support teachers in the classroom and are aligned with the Victorian and the Australian Curriculam. They include lesson plans and classroom activities. Read more
Ivan Sing was born in Melbourne in 1925, growing up in Melbourne’s Chinatown with his parents, Joe and Fanny Sing and older brothers, Victor and Phillip. Read more
Programs, exhibitions and special events for schools are announced throughout the year. Subscribe to our Education E-News for up-to-date information. Read more
In this workshop, a trained Chinese dance instructor will teach students basic traditional Chinese dance and movement in your own school/institution as part of our Travelling Museum Program. Read more
Here you will find pricing and other key information for our Travelling Museum program. Read more
Students will dance and learn about the significance of lions in Chinese culture and celebrations. Read more
Students will learn about the significance and history of lanterns, and make their own. Read more
Due to popular demand, our Dragon Puppet Workshop will now be available as an incursion as a part of our Travelling Museum Program. Read more
A popular traditional art form, Chinese fans symbolise wisdom and gracefulness. In this workshop, students will learn about the history of Chinese fans and make their own fans from lucky red packets. Read more
Students will hear stories about some of the most interesting Chinese inventions in history and engage in a hands-on exploration of objects. Read more
Students will create a decorative paper cut and learn about the cultural significance of this practice in Chinese festivals and celebrations. Read more
Students will make their own knotted bracelet or charm for good luck. Read more
A brief introduction to Kung Fu which aims to achieve physical, mental and spiritual harmony. Includes basic anti-bully and stranger danger techniques. Read more
Students will learn about the origins of Kung Fu and participate in anti-bullying techniques. Read more
Freshly prepared takeaway food boxes served in a friendly Asian food court environment. Alternatively, groups can take their lunchboxes to enjoy at one of many public gardens nearby. Read more
Served at a nearby restaurant, a traditional shared Chinese meal is the perfect complement to your Chinese Museum excursion. Read more
All our school education programs have meaningful links to the Victorian Curriculum across a wide range of learning areas including Humanities, Languages (Chinese), The Arts and English. Read more