View this prestigious collection of nature photography from across the ANZANG bioregion, including Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and New Guinea.

A new installation exploring 30+ years of native title in South Australia, on display in the Museum Foyer.

Art from the founding members of the East Kimberly movement: the paintings that inspired a generation of Aboriginal artists.

Two Māori wooden carvings (pou) held in the South Australian Museum’s Māori collection since the 1890s are now on display in our North Foyer.

The public is invited to join this discussion (kōrero) that will mark the historic return of two ancestral pou (carved panels) from the South Australian Museum to Aotearoa (New Zealand). The conversation will be led by visiting community representatives of Tamatea Pōkai Whenua (TPW).

Members of the public are invited to join the Māori community from both Aotearoa and Australia, descendants of Karaitiana Takamoana and Kaurna representatives at the South Australian Museum for an emotional poroporoaki (farewell ceremony), as the pou begin their journey home.

Designed by early years educators specifically for visitors under five, Our Museum in a box play spaces provide families with a hands-on and engaging experience.

Discover a whole world of things to do designed for families and children.

Night Lab is our extraordinary, fabulous, always scientific and often unusual nighttime offering for Museum-goers 18 and over.

Upcoming opportunities for professional development for teachers.

Experiment and experience the Museum in new and unique ways with programming designed for grownups who are young at heart.

The South Australian Museum is dedicated to ensuring that all visitors can explore and enjoy the wonders of the museum through a program that promotes access and inclusion.

Wonder or should that be wander through our collections? Take a self-guided tour of the Museum either here or at home.

Give the gift of wonder to communities experiencing disadvantage.