Events
Solitary Islands Aquarium runs several events each year. A mix of world events, science and research that will take you on a discovery of our marine life.
Marine Discovery Series
From shipwrecks to nudibranchs, members of the public are invited to learn more about the fascinating world of the marine environment through the Marine Discovery Series public lectures.
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World Ocean Day
On tour from mid-May to mid-July 2025 and coinciding with World Oceans Day, the Solitary Islands Aquarium will be hosting the travelling exhibit entitled "Bidhiinja". This exhibition, produced by the Australian National Maritime Museum in collaboration with the NSW Department of Primary Industries - Fisheries (DPI), gives people the opportunity to learn about the forgotten history, benefits and First Nation’s relationships with oyster reefs in Australia and why DPI wants to bring them back. Oyster reefs were once abundant along our coastlines. Learn about how this international problem can be fixed with homegrown solutions and imagine a healed country with oyster reefs kickstarting this journey. Featuring artwork from Indigenous artist Frances Belle Parker, come and interact with the future of our healthy Australian coasts in a beautiful exhibition combining First Nations' knowledge, western science and design.
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