OUR BOARD

Chinese Museum Board Members 2024-2025

Rebecca Huang	Chairperson
John Griffith	Deputy Chairperson
Angela Liang
Calvin Huang
Amber Li
George Yeung
Guosheng Chen
Michael Qin
Anthony Leong
Michael Lanyon
Maggie Qin

Honorary Legal Advisor: Lily Ong

Honorary Building Chair: Clement Lee

Honorary Past Chairman: Bill Au

Latest

Event Recap | Her Glory Awards 2026

A prestigious Melbourne ceremony honouring the achievements of Chinese Australian women while fostering community connection and supporting cultural heritage through a $20,000 donation.
Event Recap | Hui'an Association Fundraising Run

The Event raised $51,680 in donations for the Chinese Museum. Major donors included Centreland Group, Bruce Wong, and the Bruce Wong Foundation.
Singapore Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth Delegation Visits the Chinese Museum

The Chinese Museum hosted a delegation from Singapore’s MCCY to explore the Museum and gain a deeper understanding of its multicultural collaboration network model.
A free public engagement day | IMagine: Be part of our future

Enjoy a free day at the Immigration Museum with cultural performances, creative activities, story sharing, street food, and live music. Explore the galleries and help shape the museum’s future in a vibrant, inclusive community event.

LOCATION & OPENING HOURS

We are open 10am-4pm, every day, except public holidays. Located at 22 Cohen Place (enter via Little Bourke St or Lonsdale St), Melbourne, VIC Australia 3000.
ADMISSION

Museum admission tickets are purchased at the door.
VOLUNTEER

We highly value the contribution of our volunteers and endeavor to support volunteers to contribute to the community in a fulfilling and meaningful way. Please subscribe to hear about volunteer opportunities or check out this page to see current volunteer opportunities.
OUR TEAM
EMPLOYMENT

Current employment opportunities at the Chinese Museum
ADULT GROUP TOURS

Guided Museum Tours for Adult Groups. Combine with a tour of Melbourne's Chinatown or a Yum Cha lunch.
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VENUE HIRE

The Chinese Museum has multiple galleries / space for hire, suitable for exhibitions, parties, dinners, talks and many other functions. All proceeds from venue hires go towards furthering our mission of communicating the Chinese-Australian story and promoting multiculturalism
OUR ORGANISATION

The Chinese Museum’s building, located in the heart of Chinatown, was built by the Cohen Bros. in 1890 and used originally as a furniture warehouse. It was acquired in 1984 by the Victorian State Government to enable the establishment of a Museum to provide the heritage and cultural foundation for Melbourne’s Chinatown.
STAY CONNECTED

Programs, exhibitions and special events for schools are announced throughout the year. Subscribe to our Education E-News for up-to-date information.