Our Queer History Museum | Exhibition

by Ruby Wyatt-Carter

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. 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 decor 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.

Free, no online booking required.

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This event is kindly supported by GV Pride and the MEAC

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Shepparton Festival returns 5 April to 21 April 2024 for a two week program of events encompassing performance, music, literature, visual arts and food.

Learn more here: https://sheppartonfestival.org.au/

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We acknowledge the Traditional Owners, the Yorta Yorta Nation and the clans whose lands cover the area now called Greater Shepparton, the Kailtheban, Bangerang, and Nguaria-iilaiamwurrung. We acknowledge that First Peoples have never ceded sovereignty over their lands. This always was, and always will be, their country. We are conscious that colonial laws and practices led to displacement and disempowerment, and that they continue to do so with a profound and rippling effect. We pay respect to Elders past and present, and to emerging leaders. We value their vision and strength that enabled the continuity of culture and connectedness to country.