Visitors to the National Sports Museum will receive free popcorn and drinks with every A Reserve family pass purchased to Circus Oz, now showing at Birrarung Marr. Ask for your offer password at the NSM counter! (Valid until end of August, 2009.)
The National Sports Museum houses Australia’s most comprehensive collection of sporting artefacts.
There are a range of stunning exhibitions, offering visitors a unique insight into our great athletes and sporting moments.
View our comprehensive educational program, complete with a range of learning resources and activity sheets for teachers.
SERENA Williams reached her fifth Wimbledon final Thursday with an epic 6-7 (4-7) 7-5 8-6 win over Elena Dementieva.
AUSTRALIA'S Ashes campaign is in danger of being compromised by the selectors' failure to choose a reserve batsman against England.
CADEL Evans' frustrations must be boiling over after seeing his Tour de France campaign jeopardised by a second drugs scandal.
LOTE Tuqiri and his representatives have declined an invitation from Australian rugby boss John O'Neill to publicise the incident which saw his contract torn up.
LLEYTON Hewitt insists that he will take greater self-belief into next month's US Open after exiting Wimbledon with a gallant loss to Andy Roddick.
AN influx of money for the Newcastle Knights has added starch to the belief tomorrow night's clash at Olympic Park is a danger game for Melbourne Storm.
MELBOURNE Victory signing Surat Sukha has too massive jobs looming - break into the A-League champion's line-up and man-mark Liverpool superstar Steven Gerrard.
ONE-TIME villain to Victorian cricket crowds Muttiah Muralidaran is likely to become the Bushrangers second international for the coming domestic Twenty20 season.
Bernard Tomic reached the Wimbledon boys' semi-finals after beating Dominik Schulz of Germany today.
THE Australian Jockey Club's vision to turn Randwick into the new Flemington is in tatters after a $4 million cut from feature race prizemoney next season.
The National Sports Museum is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Department of Health and Ageing.
The National Sports Museum, located in the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground, promotes national identity and pride and celebrates the contribution that sport has made within the development of our uniquely Australian culture. Relive the moments that made us!
Die-hard cricket fans who can’t make it to next month’s Ashes series can take part in themed ‘Ashes Tours’ in the National Sports Museum from June 29 to August 31. ...
Juggle, spin, balance - experience the thrills and spills of our "circus skills" workshop when the circus comes to the National Sports Museum during the school holidays, starting Monday June 29. ...
Entry to the National Sports Museum at the MCG is half-price for event patrons on match days. So if your team’s playing, arrive early and visit Australia’s only dedicated sports museum. ...