During November and early December the History Festival team hit the road to visit event organisers and hold a few Ideas Exchange sessions around the state.
Yorke Peninsula and Wallaroo Ideas Exchange Read more about Sharing great ideas for the 2017 History Festival >
Trying to think of an event for the next History Festival? History SA staff have done some brainstorming and we've come up with a list of 65 ideas to get the ball rolling. If you have a great event idea you’d like to add to the list, post it in the comments section below. Read more about 65 event ideas >
Adelaide Uni student Nikolas shared his thoughts about two events he attended in May.
Back in Time-Zone: The 90’s Arcade Experience Read more about Looking back >
History SA volunteer Helen made it to 18 events during May. Can anyone beat that record? In her latest post, Helen tells us what she enjoyed during this year's Festival. Read more about Helen's highlights >
Adelaide University student Nicholas took a tour of the Old Adelaide Hospital site and discovered some little known history. Read more about Walking around the old old hospital... >
Tina, our intern from Germany enjoyed a chance to get 'out bush' and explore some Outback history! Read more about A weekend full of (c)am(el)azing experiences >
Adelaide Uni student Verayna visited a number of events in the History Festival:
A Ticket to Paradise?: Read more about History in the City >
Adelaide Uni student Terri has been exploring the Town Hall.
Hosted by Glen Woodward, this 45-minute guided tour will take you through the inside and outside of the iconic Adelaide Town Hall Building on King William Street. Read more about Architecture of the Adelaide Town Hall >
Adelaide Uni students Azemara and Zakia have been exploring some of what is on offer as part of the History Festival.
Adelaide Hospital & Botanic Garden Guided Walking Tour Read more about Out and About: Azemara and Zakia's view >
Russians in South Australia
I attended the Russians in South Australia exhibition at the Migration Museum and it was wonderful! Read more about Exploring the world through the Migration Museum >
