Twilight Talks 2024, Season 3 | Life So Full of Promise: vivid, compelling stories about Australia’s lost generation.
TWILIGHT TALKS – VICTORIAN SENIORS FESTIVAL
Talks
Day Tour of the BMI | Victorian Seniors Festival | Tour 3
VICTORIAN SENIORS FESTIVAL | A colourful history of the Ballaarat Mechanics’ Institute.
Day Tour of the BMI | Victorian Seniors Festival | Tour 3 Read More »
Day Tour of the BMI | Victorian Seniors Festival | Tour 2
VICTORIAN SENIORS FESTIVAL | A colourful history of the Ballaarat Mechanics’ Institute.
Day Tour of the BMI | Victorian Seniors Festival | Tour 2 Read More »
Day Tour of the BMI | Victorian Seniors Festival | Tour 1
VICTORIAN SENIORS FESTIVAL | A colourful history of the Ballaarat Mechanics’ Institute.
Day Tour of the BMI | Victorian Seniors Festival | Tour 1 Read More »
Twilight Talks 2024, Season 2, Session 6: History of Hoyts
May 29 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm $8 – $12 This special edition of our regular Twilight Talks series will feature speakers discussing the history of cinema in Ballarat, complimenting our free exhibition. Just a year after the Lumière brothers invented the cinematograph in 1895, the first screenings were held at the Mechanics’ Institute,
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Twilight Talks 2024, Season 2, Session 1 | At Play in the Fields of the past: Roleplaying, gaming and local heritage
This special edition of our regular Twilight Talks series will feature speakers discussing the history of cinema in Ballarat, complimenting our free exhibition. Just a year after the Lumière brothers invented the cinematograph in 1895, the first screenings were held at the Mechanics’ Institute, meaning many had their first ever experience of ‘moving pictures’ in
Twilight Talks 2024, Season 2, Session 3 | Not the Last Picture Show: Moving Pictures at the BMI
This special edition of our regular Twilight Talks series will feature speakers discussing the history of cinema in Ballarat, complimenting our free exhibition. Just a year after the Lumière brothers invented the cinematograph in 1895, the first screenings were held at the Mechanics’ Institute, meaning many had their first ever experience of ‘moving pictures’ in
Twilight Talks 2024, Season 2, Session 2 | Not the Last Picture Show: The Lost City of Melbourne
This special edition of our regular Twilight Talks series will feature speakers discussing the history of cinema in Ballarat, complimenting our free exhibition. Just a year after the Lumière brothers invented the cinematograph in 1895, the first screenings were held at the Mechanics’ Institute, meaning many had their first ever experience of ‘moving pictures’ in
