Exhibitions
Be tantalised by the University of Melbourne's treasures in these free exhibitions which are open from 10:00am–4:00pm Saturday and Sunday:
Knowledge through print: a Melbourne perspective
Leigh Scott Gallery, 1st floor, Baillieu Library
Mad Max and the Renaissance
Leigh Scott Room, 1st floor, Baillieu Library
A wealth of details: architectural plans, photographs and documents from the University of Melbourne Archives
Ground floor, Baillieu Library
Leaves from a literary garden: rare botanical books from Special Collections
2nd floor, Baillieu Library
Display of illustrations of Australian birds and mammals
3rd floor, Baillieu Library
Glimpses of the East: treasures from the East Asian collection
3rd floor, Baillieu Library
Life under a shadow: John Harry Grainger architect and civil engineer
Grainger Museum
A med student's life
Medical History Museum
Wilson Hall: centre and symbol of the University
University Hall, Old Quad
Regalia: the mace, chancellor's gown, founding documents and portraits of previous Chancellors of the University
Council Chamber
J-J Rousseau and music
Louise Hanson-Dyer Music Library, 3rd floor, Arts West
The dental journey: from tusks to teeth to the vulcanite age
Henry Forman Atkinson Dental Museum, ground floor, Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne, 720 Swanston Street
For further information on collections and events, please download the Cultural Treasures Festival 2012 brochure