On Saturday, the progress of Our Story was presented through a panel discussion mediated by Mark Wang, CEO of the Chinese Museum. Read more
The event was held on 4th July 2021 and 25 participates discovered the hidden Jewish connections to Melbourne’s Paris End and Chinatown. Read more
The exhibition explored 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
We celebrated the reopening of Melbourne and welcomed over 200 visitors through our door on Sunday 19 Dec 2021. Read more
At the height of outbreak of Coronavirus in China, this event was held at the Melbourne Town Hall. Read more
The exhibition was launched on Monday 25th Oct 2021 in Nanjing, China by the Victorian Government officials and the Jiangsu Foreign Affairs Office. Read more
The Chinese Museum's One Million Stories Exhibition, showcasing 200-year history of the Chinese Australian community was officially launched on 28 November 2019. Read more
Go on a digital journey through more than a century of Chinatown Melbourne history and stories! Read more
This event celebrated 28 Chinese Australian Achievers through interviews and videos to understand their “formula for success”. Read more
A webinar to discover Chinese-Australian culture and relations on Sunday 3rd October 2021. Read more
The Chinese Australian Family Historians of Victoria (CAFHOV), hosted a Chinese family history event via Zoom on Sunday, 22 August 2021. Read more
Online Photography Seminar with Ryan Ni, presented by Phase One and the Chinese Museum. 与中国摄影师Ryan Ni在墨尔本的线上研讨会。 与澳华历史博物馆合作。 Read more
The Chinese Museum celebrated the Dragon Boat Festival on 27th June 2021, and welcomed 550 visitors to the Museum for free. Read more
Co-hosted with Next Wave Festival 2020, we brought the presentation of Poona by artists Roshelle Fong & Keziah Warner, showing from 11 May 2021 at the Chinese Museum for 2 weeks. Read more
From the 28 August 2019 to 4 September 2019, "The Essence of Life", exhibition was held in Chinese Museum's Level 1 Gallery. This panda-themed exhibition was held in conjunction with PR Asia and Melbourne Fashion Week. Read more
Our Tea Heaven experience traces the story of tea culture over 5000 years. Learn about its impact in modern history then relax and enjoy the rituals of a tea ceremony and the tastes and aromas of various teas. 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
Reproductions of classic Chinese paintings from the Song, Ming, and Qing Dynasties, showcasing three main painting styles: landscapes, close-ups on nature, and narrative paintings. Read more
Our Chinese New Year Open Day went ahead as planned on Sunday 2nd February. It was a pleasant day, albeit quieter than usual due growing community concern around the Coronavirus. Still, many people came out and visited the Museum, taking advantage of our free entry on the day, thanks to our major sponsor Central Equity. Read more
On the 23rd of January, the Chinese Museum team visited the MMG (Minerals and Metals Group)'s Melbourne office to deliver its annual Chinese New Year festivities. The Museum team gave a fun and informative presentation about the Year of the Rat and about the tradition of giving red packets. Following the presentation, the team taught the MMG staff how to make lanterns from red packets, which was met with enthusiastic participation! Read more
The Chinese Museum's annual free Mid-Autumn Open Day took place on the 7th of September 2019, coinciding with Chinatown’s Mid-Autumn Festival. Read more