24 July - 30 August 2025
The Postal Museum
Included in museum ticket

Inspired by our new exhibition, Voices of Resistance, we invite families to explore the power of storytelling this summer.

A child is using masking tape to attach two straws together as she crafts and builds.

Through hands-on craft activities and storytelling sessions, families will discover how the art of storytelling is a way for people to express themselvesshare their histories, and connect across generations.


What’s on: Summer Holidays

All activities are included with museum admission along with a ride on Mail Rail, our underground postal railway.

Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis and we kindly ask that grown-ups stay with their children while enjoying the fun together.

Mini Makers: Become your own Story Character

Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays
24 July – 30 August
10:00-16:00

Using recycled and repurposed materials, craft something magical to transform yourself into a story character real, imagined, or inspired by your own family history.

Drop in, get comfy, and bring your stories to life one creation at a time.

These craft sessions take place in the Mail Rail depot.


Storytelling with Wendy Shearer

Thursdays: 7, 14, 21 & 28 August
11–11.30am | 1–1.30pm | 2.30–3pm
Best suited for ages 5-11, but all welcome

Join storyteller Wendy Shearer as she brings traditional Caribbean folklore, myths and legends to life, woven with stories from the Voices of Resistance exhibition.

These stories celebrate the power of oral tradition sharing joy, wisdom, and resistance across generations.

Sessions are drop-in and space is limited, so come early to avoid disappointment. These storytelling sessions take place in The Postal Museum’s learning space.

Discover an immersive mini-town with streets, buildings, trolleys, pulleys, slides and chutes; everything to keep the little ones happily occupied.

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