"I had no idea how big the museum actually was, you drive past and see the front
but there is so much more than that to see. Well worth the stop."
Roslyn Brown
About
The Jindera Pioneer Museum boasts over 400 exhibits surrounded by 2 acres of gardens, including the largest display of pioneer agriculture machinery.
Open daily, the museum welcomes visitors from 10 am to 4 pm during the warmer months and from 10 am to 3 pm in the cooler seasons, with closures only on Christmas Day and Good Friday.
Every Sunday from 11am (excuding Christmas Day) indulge in our delightful Devonshire Tea, featuring a variety of sweet and savory treats available for purchase in Tea Room.
Average viewing time is 60 to 90 minutes.
Entry: $10 adults, $8 concession and $5 for children under 16 years.
Come for an hour or stay for the day. You will be amazed by what the Museum has to explore.
400+ Exhibitions
Wander for a few hours or stay the day.
Family
Friendly
2 acres of gardens and displays
to explore.
15 mins
from Albury
20 klms from
Albury / Wodonga.
Open
7 Days
Explore everyday from 10am.
Get Lost in the
Magic of Yesteryear
Twilight at the Museum
1oth January 2025
An alfresco Twilight Opening of the Museum.
Enjoy some delicious food and drinks in a relaxing garden setting with live music by local musicians. Doors open at 6.30pm. Food available for purchase and the Bar will be open - No BYO.
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Twilight at the Museum
18th January 2025
An alfresco Twilight Opening of the Museum.
Enjoy some delicious food and drinks in a relaxing garden setting with live music by local musicians. Doors open at 6.30pm. Food available for purchase and the Bar will be open - No BYO.
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Forgotten Trades Festival
23rd February 2025
The Forgotton Trades Festival offers an interactive and engaging experience for all ages, experience forgotton trades and crafts gain insights into the stories and traditions behind them. A great family day out! Food and refeshments.
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Our Events
Heritage and Horizons scenic drives from Albury combining natural beauty, places of cultural and historical significance, and unique experience for that perfect day trip.
Find out more here
The Museum is raising funds for an expansion project, that involves the construction of a new building
next to the existing museum. The new building is a much needed space that will support the future growth of the Museum to host exhibitions,educational, and interactive activities,
as well as meetings and events.
Donations are tax deductable over $2. If you would like to know more please say hello or find out more here
Support Us to Build a Better Future
Any donation big or small is welcome. All donation over $2 are tax deductible. Speak with us today about becoming a regular gift donor and or how to leave a bequest. Leave a lasting impact and legacy for years to come.
Find our how your business can benefit from one of these generous partnerships.
- Major Partner
- Gold Partner
- Silver Partner
- Bronze Partner
- Honour Board
Friends of the Museum:
Do you want to support the museum without all the fanfare?
We are happy to take your $1000 donation and keep your contribution on the lowdown if you like. In return for your contribution however we'd like to invite you to come and visit the museum as many times as you wish for no charge. We'll also provide you with a voucher to the tearoom so that you can come and enjoy a devonshire tea on us.
Donate towards Pavers:
We need thousands of pavers for our new undercover area. For just $50 per paver, have your name or that of a loved one inscribed and immortalised in Jindera’s history.
Donate towards Undercover Area Furniture:
Your donation will be recognised with a plaque on chairs or tables in our new space.
Donate towards Chairs:
We need 100 chairs at $75 each.
Donate towards Tables:
We need 30 tables at $250 each.
Donate towards Handcrafted Metal Screens:
5 only $600
Help us protect our outdoor area with beautifully crafted metal screens.
"I had no Idea how big the museum actually was, you drive past and see the front but there is so much more than that to see. Well worth the stop"
Roslyn Brown
"The High Tea was amazing, congratulations to all for such a lovely afternoon"
Margaret Benbow
"Great place to visit for an afternoon out or to one of their special events"
Peter Davenport
"A great place to visit!
Lovely lunch in the garden under shady trees. Well worth the visit especially on a Sunday
Gwenda Morrison