The South Australian Museum will join NAIDOC Week (6-13 July) celebrations this year with a host of activities. 

A delegation of senior Māori living in South Australia has visited the South Australian Museum’s Netley facility to view important cultural items from the Museum’s collection.

The South Australian Museum has released the shortlisted images for the 2025 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year

The third and final late-night opening for the South Australian Museum’s month-long Viking Festival promises an evening of fine wine and song, along with a touch of glitter and glam.

The South Australian Museum has taken delivery of two new ultra-freezers, to safely store precious tissue samples.

It’s not something you’d expect to find down under the stairs, in a basement. But there Miss Siam - or what’s left of her - stands, in tribute to a bygone age.

A medieval market, tavern full of mead and even a wooden longship will highlight the South Australian Museum’s VikingFest.

The South Australian Museum will host the second of its late-night events this Friday 13 June as it steps up celebrations for its month-long Viking Festival.

The South Australian Museum celebrates World Ocean Day (Sunday 8 June) with news a rare seabird has been confirmed living in Australian waters.

If you’re looking for something social to do after work on Friday night, why not get all medieval with the South Australian Museum.

The hole in the parched rock on the side a gentle hill in the Flinders Rangers is about the size of a backyard swimming pool.

In 1975, some students from Mawson High School returned from a climb through the parched hills while on a science excursion to the remote Chamber’s Gorge in the Flinders Ranges.

The South Australian Museum has announced a month-long Viking Festival to celebrate its hugely popular Treasures of the Viking Age: The Galloway Hoard exhibition.

The differences in the bees studied by South Australian Museum evolutionary biologist Remko Leijs are so tiny, they can only be seen through a microscope.

Clare Mockler has been announced as the new Executive Director of Arts South Australia and is currently Acting Director of the South Australian Museum.

One of Europe’s most important archaeological finds of the century is set to be showcased in a landmark exhibition at the South Australian Museum from 8 February to 27 July 2025.