Welcome to
North Stradbroke Island
Museum on Minjerribah
Whats on:
Acknowledgment of Country
We acknowledge the Goenpul [Goren-pul], Ngugi [Noog-ee] and Noonuccal [Noo–knuckle] First Nations Peoples of the Quandamooka Region, the Traditional Owners of this land. We pay our respects to Elders past, present & future.
Our Story
NSI Museum on Minjerribah is a social history museum emphasising contemporary collecting. The museum’s objective and rationale is to represent the 65,000 years or so of Aboriginal history, the British invasion and colonisation and a complex shared history of less than 200 years. Our Walking Together program is an active process to properly engage with, document and display the shared journey of living together on Minjerribah and that the museum is on unceded Quandamooka Lands. The essence is that our social history is Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal; sometime in conflict; sometime in cooperation.
Tours
Explore our tailored tour experiences, including in-house presentations, guided walks, and self-guided historical trails, designed for schools, university, community organisations, and visitors seeking deeper local knowledge.
General Admission
$10
$8
FREE
Adult:
Student:
Child under 5:
Admission prices for our full range of group and educational tours
Membership
Our Memberships available include Single, Family, Pensioner, Corporate, 10 Year, and Friends of the Museum Memberships. If you would like to become a museum member, please complete the membership form.
Latest News
Meet Henry
Take a tour with Henry, our museum mascot, as he guides you through the North Stradbroke Island Museum on Minjerribah—offering a glimpse into our stories, exhibitions, and collections.
Redland City council is proud to provide funding for the North Stradbroke Island Museum on Minjerribah to assist the Redlands Coast Community.