Major ACTIVITIES IN 2013–14
July
- Model Global Parliament event
- Pop-up exhibition: Crown, Sword and Sceptre
August
- The Hansard Monologues theatre performance
- Pop-up exhibition: 1901 Unearthed: The Lost Election Papers
- The People’s Parliament: ABC Radio broadcast event
- Declaration of ACT Senate nominations with the Australian Electoral Commission
- ACT Schools Constitutional Convention program with the National Archives of Australia and the ACT Legislative Assembly
- Model United Nations Assembly with Rotary
District 9800
September
- House & Garden: Work, Rest and Play at Old Parliament House exhibition
- Building History exhibition
- Pop-up exhibition: Silver Service: Silverware from the Parliamentary Table
- The 2013 Election! – super voting booth in King’s Hall
October
- Insurgence exhibition and symposium
- Senate ballot announcement with the Australian Electoral Commission
November
- About Face: The Art of Caricature exhibition
- Behind the Lines 2013: The Year’s Best Political Cartoons exhibition
- Pop-up exhibition: Season’s Greetings
December
- Pop-up exhibition: Vale Nelson Mandela
- OpenMi Tours app launch giving multi-language audio access to Behind the Lines
- Australasian Parliamentary Educators Conference
January
- Happy and Glorious: Commemorating the 60th Anniversary of the Queen’s Visit exhibition
February
- Enlighten Festival, including Occupy Small Street and Deviator events
- Opening of the Zine Lounge
March
- Beyond the Veneer: A Fresh Look at the Prime Minister’s Suite exhibition
- The Governors-General exhibition
- National Schools’ Constitutional Convention program with the National Archives of Australia
April
- Pop-up exhibition: Power of Words
- Introduction of scaffold tours of the
re-rendering project - Canberra International Music Festival events
May
- Michael Cook: Through My Eyes exhibition
- National Indigenous Youth Parliament program
- 101 Humans with Australian Capital Tourism
June
- Queen’s Birthday weekend events
- Australian Prime Ministers Centre seminar
Original image by R.C. Strangman, between 1930 and 1950. National Library of Australia. an24895746-V.
Photo: Coloured by Art Direction creative. Museum of Australian Democracy Collection.
Photo: Coloured by Art Direction creative. Museum of Australian Democracy Collection.