2025….what a year! It’s been a busy one for us here at the AM, we’ve: 🏛️ Welcomed more than 1.3 million visitors through our doors 👑 Hosted some incredible exhibitions including Machu Picchu & the Golden Empires of Peru and RELICS: A New World Rises 🦜 Described a record 297 new species by AM scientists 🔬 Celebrated the 35th Australian Museum Eureka Prizes 🗿 Worked with the Community from Rapa Nui to commission a moai for our Wansolmoana gallery And that’s not even the half of it 😱 Thank yo

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

1.7K reactions · 262 shares | Unsettled Exhibition - now open until 27 Jan 2022. Long hidden historical documents, large-scale artworks, immersive experiences & more. | Australian Museum | Facebook

Let's explore Burra! Meet the giant burra (eel), examine bugs with a massive magnifying glass, learn about all the uses of the gadi (grass tree), explore the little library and learn to dance, inspired by the talented Pacific Islander dancers! After all that - we think it's certainly time for a nap! Explore Burra at the Australian Museum - and best of all - it's FREE. | Australian Museum

🦆 Our Birds of Australia touring installation is now on show outside the Albury LibraryMuseum, Albury, NSW. This outdoor, digital installation brings to life the iconic bird illustrations of John and Elizabeth Gould. Learn about current habitat challenges faced by many of the birds featured in Gould’s collection and what you can do to help endangered birds in your local area. The installation will be outside Albury LibraryMuseum until 30 June 2024, after which it will continue travelling around

The Chinese new year is just around the corner! Join Xinhua correspondent Xiong Wenyuan to explore the Museum of Chinese Australian History in #Melbourne, where a "giant dragon" was housed for the city’s grand #SpringFestival celebrations. (recorded) #ChineseNewYear | China Xinhua News