Join us after hours for an evening of storytelling, history and cultural connection inspired by our current exhibition Heimat in the Hunter.
As part of History Week 2025, and aligning with this year’s theme Water Stories, three University of Newcastle researchers will explore the powerful narratives of migration across the seas – from the 19th century to the present day:
Associate Professor Julie McIntyre shares insights into early German-speaking migration to the Hunter.
Dr Sacha Davis delves into 20th century post-war migration experiences.
Dr Jaime Hunt explores the forces that have shaped German language use in Newcastle and the Hunter Valley.
Following the talks, enjoy a self-guided tour of Heimat in the Hunter and sample German-inspired refreshments.
This event invites the German-speaking community and all curious minds to gather, reflect and connect over stories of place, belonging and memory.
Ages: Adults/late teens
Cost: Free
Bookings essential
If you have any access or inclusion needs, you will be able to advise us when booking.
Newcastle Museum is supported by Create NSW.
Find out more about the Heimat in the Hunter exhibition at:
https://newcastlemuseum.com.au/exhibitions/special-exhibitions/heimat-in-the-hunter
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