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Our Queer History Museum
- When:
- Friday 5th , to Sunday 21st of April, 2024,
- Where:
- Mooroopna Education and Activity Centre (MEAC) 23 Alexandra St. Mooroopna
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Shepparton Festival on 0475 208 201 or
- Website:
- sheppartonfestival.org.au/event/our…
Time: Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm
Each display includes information on a pull-up banner about LGBTQIA+ history from that time period, such as laws, major pride events and important people who lived in that time.
Each display is decorated with furniture, and décor from that decade.
The project collaborated with local queer youth group, the Diversity Project, who helped to create the colourful backgrounds on the pull up banners.
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Our Queer History Museum is made up of 6 different portable displays, each representing a time period in history; starting from early 1900s, until present day.