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Ever wondered when and why streets were named as they are? Explore the backgrounds to local street names with expert guides from Box Hill & Surrey Hills Historical Societies.
Former Box Hill resident, William Gillies died in 1925 and lies in an unmarked grave. See the unveiling of a plaque, in gratitude for the magnificent bequest he left to the Victorian school children.
Find the street where you live amongst these land auction posters on display from across Whitehorse. See suburban dreams reproduced through bold illustrations.
Explore the fascinating stories behind street names around Strathdon House Precinct in this volunteer-led exhibition.
Visit the Whitehorse Art Gallery this school holidays to experience the art and craft of weaving though this family friendly activity, inspired by the exhibition 'Random Weave: Basketmakers of Victoria celebrate 40 years.'
Bonsai is a traditional Japanese practice of growing miniature trees in containers.
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with an afternoon of hands-on traditions, seasonal flavours and family fun.
Turn ideas into real, touchable objects.
You’ll learn how to craft the perfect loaf using the time-honoured process of fermentation.
Inspire your love of learning at one of the four libraries in the Whitehorse Manningham Library network.