What’s on

Exhibitions

Exhibitions currently open across the seven Durban Local History Museums.

Exhibition display at Bergtheil Museum

Bergtheil Museum

Permanent displays associated with the early German settlers of Westville and New Germany.

Exhibition display at Cato Manor Heritage Centre

Cato Manor Heritage Centre

A permanent display depicting the history of Cato Manor using audiovisual installations and large photographic prints.

Exhibition display at KwaMuhle Museum

KwaMuhle Museum

“The Durban System” (permanent), “Durban As Never Seen Before”, the Mkhumbane Gallery, the Andrew Zondo exhibition, and a display on the Natives Land Act of 1913.

Exhibition display at Old Court House Museum

Old Court House Museum

Seven exhibition areas including Durban in World War 1, the Bambatha Rebellion, and a Nat Nakasa exhibit.

Exhibition display at Old House Museum

Old House Museum

The recreated residence of Sir John Robinson, Natal's first Prime Minister.

Exhibition display at Pinetown Museum

Pinetown Museum

Displays reflecting the multi-cultural diversity of the Pinetown region.

Exhibition display at Port Natal Maritime Museum

Port Natal Maritime Museum

Three exhibition areas featuring vessels and maritime artefacts, including the SAS Durban, JR More, Ulundi and the Britannia Room.