Meet Alex & Jackson, LEGO® Masters winners and the creators of RELICS: A New World Rises 🧱 Join the guys as they take us into the exhibition and speak about one of our favourite pieces, the Museum of Manufactured History. This piece was designed especially for the Australian Museum and features a museum researcher’s desk that has been taken over by minifigures. Come and see it up close, alongside other discarded objects that have been taken over by civilisations made with LEGO® bricks. Book you

Get creative with us! 🎨 Inspired by the stunning artwork of Brian Robinson, you can make your own woven angelfish right here at the museum or at home. Visit our creative space to weave your masterpiece or gather some materials and try it yourself. Share your finished angelfish and tag us. We would love to see what you create! 🐠💙 www.sea.museum/en/whats-on/exhibitions/ur-wayii-incoming-tide | Australian National Maritime Museum

Take a look at what the Australian Museum has been up to in 2021! Another extraordinary year for the AM reopening with our award-winning new look, ground-breaking exhibitions and record-breaking discoveries. A massive thank you to all our AM partners, donors, staff, volunteers, visitors and students who have helped make 2021 a year to reflect on with pride. | Australian Museum

Sydney Science Festival returns to Parramatta with family-friendly events, astronaut meet-and-greets, and prizes for the best space costumes. | Powerhouse Museum

331 reactions · 33 shares | The Australian Museum (AM) is now climate active, otherwise known as carbon neutral. The AM is the first natural history museum to be Climate Active Carbon Neutral Certified. Watch the video to find out how we achieved this  | Australian Museum | Facebook

LAST CHANCE to see this blockbuster exhibition! Don't miss your chance to experience 130+ artefacts and immersive displays that bring Peru's rich history to life at the Australian Museum, Sydney. | Australian Museum | Facebook

2.1K views · 108 reactions | A very warm whale-come to Hope, the Natural History Museum, London's new star specimen. The 25 metre real life blue whale skeleton has been suspended from the ceiling of their newly developed Hintze Hall. Hope, joins our own whale centrepiece as the newest member of the global #MuseumWhales pod!  | South Australian Museum | Facebook