What's On

Find the street where you live amongst these land auction posters on display from across Whitehorse. See suburban dreams reproduced through bold illustrations.

Do you remember when milk, bread and ice were delivered to houses? When people drove Beetles and Kombi Vans? Come along to this display, a nostalgic look back at days long gone.

A display curated from the Whitehorse Art Collection and paired with archival documents from the Box Hill Historical Society.

A display by Box Hill Historical Society, of people's memories of their house and the local street in which they lived. Find this display also at the annual Books Galore...and more!

Explore the fascinating stories behind street names around Strathdon House Precinct in this volunteer-led exhibition.

Enjoy a fun filled day exploring heritage trades and crafts, old-fashioned games and races for the kids, live music, giant bubbles, animal farm, sausage sizzle, Devonshire teas, home-made cake stall and coffee cart. Not to be missed is the Working Dogs display.

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.

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.

Chat with Dr Gary Presland, one of the authors of the recent book 'Streetwise: the origins of street names in the former City of Box Hill' and find out how and why your street was so named.

Remember those black and white sketches in newspapers used to advertise properties? Graphic artist Margaret Picken produced many of these for houses across the eastern suburbs. It’s an art form that has disappeared, but one with a fascinating history. At this talk at the Surrey Hills Historical Society meeting hear from graphic artist Margaret Picken.

Join Robyn Annear to uncover hidden details and forgotten stories captured in the city's earliest streetscapes. Exploring images from 'Shutter City: Fragments of a Forgotten Melbourne.'

Research with Family History Connections and explore metropolitan land records, historical plans and property titles, and uncover your neighbourhood's rich history.

From orchards to war service homes; enjoy a history walk in the Box Hill North area.

A short walk around the Box Hill South area encompassing the Roberts McCubbin Primary School, Neighbourhood House and the Artists Camp, a history walk in the Box Hill South area.

The Australian Photographic Collectors Society’s (APCS) is a not-for-profit group dedicated to the Collection and Preservation of Photographica. The very popular Market features stalls covering every aspect of photography, from collecting antique equipment to retro film cameras and the film that they use.

Box Hill Historical Society’s Annual Book and Ephemera Sale will be even bigger this year, with a huge range of pre-loved books and ephemera, and an expanded Collectors’ Corner.