Family Tour - Orange 412

Join a facilitated tour of our latest exhibition 'Orange 412: A History of our local Fire Brigade', head to the activity space for some hands on craft inspired by the exhibition, and grab a goodie bag to take home!

ABOUT THE EXIBITION

Formed in 1869 after a terrible fire gutted the Nelson Bros warehouse on Byng Street, the Orange Volunteer Fire Brigade – today known as Fire and Rescue NSW Station 412 Orange – has a long tradition of serving the community and saving lives.

Join us for a hands-on exploration of the fascinating history of our local fire brigade. This family-friendly exhibition includes kids’ dress-ups, playful storytelling, and an interactive fire truck, alongside stunning images and historical firefighting equipment.

Booking Instructions

This workshop is suitable for all ages. All children must be accompanied by an adult guardian.

Special Instructions

This is a FREE event, and bookings are essential.

Please be aware that no food or drink can be consumed inside the Museum. Water in a tightly sealed bottle is permitted.

Please bring everything your child/ren will need for the duration of the workshop, including any required medications.

Please let us know if your or your child have any special needs that we might need to prepare for by calling the Public Engagement and Education Officer on 02 63938176.

Orange City Council, including the Museum, is a Child Safe organisation. This booking form asks you to provide information about relevant medical conditions, authorisation of whether pictures can be taken of your child and instructions on who is authorised to pick up/drop off your child. For more information visit Orange City Council's Child Safe Strategic Policy.