Jan Koperberg

 Woodford Academy – National Trust of Australia NSW Where: 90-92 Great Western Highway, Woodford, NSW, Australia, New South Wales 2778 Dr Carolyn Williams, life member of the Blue Mountains Conservation Society, will give a talk on Woodford-born… 

  The March history walk with Glenbrook & District Historical Society is to the Glenbrook Lagoon Precinct. Early campsite and railway dam construction (1867) for water supply to the first Glenbrook Railway Station. Easy walk,… 

  BLUE MOUNTAINS HISTORICAL SOCIETY Tarella Historic Cottage Museum Monthly Open Day Sunday 29 March 2026 The Blue Mountains Historical Society (BMHS) will conduct a community Open Day at Tarella, its Historic Cottage Museum, on… 

Blue Mountains Historical Society The Annual McLaughlin Lecture – Saturday 28 February 2026 Dr Catherine Bishop – ‘Fish Without Bicycles’ The Blue Mountains Historical Society (BMHS) will hold its annual McLaughlin Lecture on Saturday 28… 

Everglades House & Gardens – National Trust NSW Museums of History NSW’s Collections on Tour series heads to Leura with an expert-led presentation, Q&A session and a collection display.  A Brighter Past: A Short History… 

Join Blue Mountains City Council’s Museum Talk for a fascinating local history talk on Thursday 26 Feb at 2.00pm at the Blue Mountains Theatre & Hub at Springwood. Hear from trustee, Ian Bridges, for insights… 

BLUE MOUNTAINS HISTORICAL SOCIETY Tarella Historic Cottage Museum Monthly Open Day Sunday 22 February 2026 The Blue Mountains Historical Society (BMHS) will conduct its first community Open Day at Tarella, its Historic Cottage Museum, on… 

Join the Valley Heights Rail Museum this Sunday 8 February 2026 at 17b Tusculum Road, Valley Heights.Come along, explore and enjoy a unique piece of Australian railway history. The historic Blue Mountains Locomotive Depot houses… 

21 February: Artist in Residence TalkWoodford Academy’s first 2026 Artist in Residence is Anke Stäcker, an urban photographer storyteller who transforms urban streets – particularly overlooked or deserted areas – into emotionally charged, subjective narratives…