New Year, New Blog!
The year has started and, as we close the door on the Jubilee of Hope, we launch our very special theme for 2026, Sacred Stories.
Visit us to see and hear remarkable and sacred stories and share some of your own. Explore our exhibitions, visit the Chapel or set off on our self-guided Walking Tour.
There’s a lot to look forward to at the Heritage Centre in 2026 and we hope you can join us.
Temporary exhibitions 2026:
Now on:
Our Pilgrims of Hope: Sisters of Charity A glimpse into the ministries of sisters today.
March-May:
Give to Gain Connecting with this year’s theme for International Women’s Day, this special exhibition will explore the power of reciprocity and support in the story of the Sisters of Charity.
June-August:
The many faces of Mary Aikenhead An exploration of the life of Venerable Mary Aikenhead and where we see her face.
September-November:
Potts Point What stories lie in a geographical space? We explore the significance of Potts Point to the unfolding history of the Sisters of Charity.
Bazaar for the Sisters of Charity at the Public Gardens, The Australian Pleasure Book. Image originally published in 1864, The Illustrated Sydney News. [Image courtesy of National Library of Australia]
Special Events 2026:
International Women’s Day Celebrate IWD with us on March 11 with morning tea and view the new exhibition Give to Gain.
National Trust Heritage Festival We will once again be part of the Heritage Festival from April 18 – May 18. Join us for special events “You Can Ask That” throughout the Festival.
Open Day Coinciding with the St Vincent’s College Spring Fair, and NSW History Week, the Heritage Centre will be open on Saturday, September 13.
Detailed information will follow closer to the event dates.

