Hyde Park Barracks

A visitor in the grounds of Vaucluse House, listening to an audio tour with their phone and headphones.
Special event

Self-guided walking meditation

A bustling, city location might not seem like an obvious place to meditate, but did you know you can practice mindfulness anywhere?

Saturday 12 April
Artist Hiromi Tango outside Hyde Park Barracks.
Opening 12 April
Featured exhibition

Hope by Hiromi Tango

Museums of History NSW is delighted to announce a dramatic new art installation by renowned multidisciplinary artist Hiromi Tango, on display at the Hyde Park Barracks from 12 April 2025

Saturday 12 April
Riley Mansfield and Daniel McIntyre laying in the hammocks at Hyde Park Barracks
Various dates
Workshop

Meditation with Rachael Coopes

Meditation is a practice that involves focusing the mind to achieve a state of calm and clarity

Thursday 8 May 6.30pm–7.30pm
Peta Morris Sound Bath for Hiromi Tango's Hope Installation
Various dates
Workshop

Sound Bath with Peta Morris

Sound bathing is a practice that harnesses the power of sound vibrations to promote wellbeing and relaxation

Thursday 1 May 6.30pm–7.30pm
Rachael Coopes
Workshop

Yoga with Rachael Coopes

Looking for a way to integrate stretching, movement and mindfulness into your busy daily life?

Sunday 25 May 10.30am–11.30am
Hope by Hiromi Tango
Talk

In Conversation with Hiromi Tango

Join multidisciplinary artist Hiromi Tango and Museums of History NSW Curator Kim Tao for an in-depth discussion

Sunday 13 April 2pm–3pm
Welcome Choir for the Hope Programs at Hyde Park Barracks
Workshop

The Welcome Choir

The Welcome Choir is a friendly, all-ages, all-abilities choir focused on the uplifting experience of singing together

Sunday 15 June 10.30am–12.45pm
Hope by Hiromi Tango
Various dates
Workshop

Hope Garden Workshops

Experience the transformative power of art and community with Hope garden

Saturday 12 April 11am–3pm
Hope by Hiromi Tango

Finding hope: Q&A with artist Hiromi Tango

Hope is a digital projection artwork by Japanese-Australian artist Hiromi Tango that uses the facade of the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Hyde Park Barracks as its canvas