Riding The First Wave exhibition
Explore the experiences and legacy of Queensland's first Chinese migrants in the Riding the First Wave exhibition, running from Friday 6 November 2026 to Saturday 9 October 2027. See exhibition details on the Riding the First Wave website.
Riding the First Wave exhibition opening
Be among the first to experience Riding the First Wave at the official opening event on Thursday 5 November. Explore the exhibition, discover the stories and connect with community members, researchers and heritage professionals. See event details on the Riding the First Wave website.
Printed & Bound
Explore our exhibition or beautiful, historic records or join us for a series of upcoming free, engaging hands-on workshops that delve into the traditional crafts of bookbinding, printing and marbling.
QSA Talk: Who chose the site of the Moreton Bay Penal Settlement?
Join researcher and filmmaker Robert Braiden as he explores a key question in Brisbane's early history: Who chose the site of the Moreton Bay Penal Settlement on the Brisbane River?
QSA Exchange Webinar: Activating the Material History of Archives
Join us for our first QSA Exchange webinar and discover the story behind Printed & Bound, a Queensland State Archives exhibition that explores stories from both within the records and about the physical records themselves.
Join us for #MobOnMondays
We're inviting Aboriginal visitors and Torres Strait Islander visitors to join our #MobOnMondays sessions.
First Nations Languages Workshop
The First Nations Languages Workshop supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and language workers to explore, strengthen and preserve traditional languages.
Unlock Queensland’s history: transcribe with us (and AI!)
Learn how we are using AI Assist technology for the transcription of handwritten records.
New public record legislation promotes transparency and historical preservation
Learn more about the new Public Records Act 2023.
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