All Ages
Unique Experience
Thursday 1 May, 2025
4:30pm - 7:00pm
Eromanga Natural History Museum, 1 Dinosaur Dr, Eromanga QLD 4480
Complimentary MobTix for First Nations peoples
Book a Polaris 6 or 2 at a special Trail Traveller Discount
Adult 18+ - Early Bird
$15
Youth 12-17 - Early Bird
$5
Adult 18+ - Local Legend Early Bird
$10
Youth 12-17 - Local Legend Early Bird
Child 0-11
Free
Tour Add On - Adult 18+
$30
Tour Add On - Student / Concession
$25
Tour Add On - Youth 12-17
$20
Tour Add On - Under 12
Unearthed: A Night at Eromanga will take place in the heart of the ‘Natural Sciences Loop’ at the extraordinary Eromanga Natural History Museum. This architecturally stunning facility, set within the Museum reserve, safeguards 95 million years of history and is home to one of the world’s largest dinosaurs, “Cooper.” Discovered by a local boy on his family’s property, Cooper’s find unveiled a treasure trove of bones, fossils and relics, illuminating the rich history and cultural heritage of the upper Murray/Darling and Lake Eyre/Cooper basins.
Join us for an enchanting evening featuring food on the lawn, engaging Science Talks with a local Geologist, guided Museum tours, and live music as the sun dips below the expansive horizon beyond the Museum reserve. Settle in for a performance by neo-country duo Bronson Diamond & Greta Stanley, whose chemistry channels the sharp-witted exchanges of iconic pairs like Johnny & June and Prine & DeMent. Their performance promises to be as extraordinary and unique as the location itself.
MobTix provides enhanced access to our events for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, as well as Māori, Pasifika, and other Global First Nations communities, through discounted or complimentary tickets.
Complimentary MobTix are available for each ticketed event on The Outback, covering The Gully Sessions (Nindigully), Ballads & Bush Yarns (Charlotte Plains), A Night at Eromanga (Eromanga) and Outback Sounds (Charleville).
To travel from Thargomindah to Eromanga, head 200 km west along the Cooper Developmental Road for about a 2-hour drive. Most of the road is sealed, but some sections may still be unsealed, so it's best to check current conditions with the Bulloo Shire Council, especially after rain. Ensure your vehicle is well-prepared, as fuel and services are limited along the route.
For a stay in Eromanga, check for on-site accommodation at the Eromanga Natural History Museum. Free camping is also available with a shuttle service to the museum for a small donation. You could also stay at the Eromanga Motel and Caravan Park for basic comforts. For more options, nearby Charleville and Quilpie have additional hotels and motels.
Enhance your Outback adventure with exclusive Star RV motorhome packages, designed for ultimate comfort and convenience. Enjoy 10% off van hire and full roadside support—available only to Outback Trail ticket holders.
RSVP for your Polaris 6 or Polaris 2 motorhome and enjoy an exclusive Trail Traveller Discount when you purchase event tickets on Moshtix. Hurry—this offer ends on 19 January 2025!
What's Included:
Eromanga, Australia’s furthest town from the ocean, is famed for its rich fossil heritage and the remarkable Eromanga Natural History Museum, where visitors can marvel at some of the country’s largest dinosaur discoveries. This unique destination offers a captivating glimpse into ancient history, rugged landscapes and the heart of outback life. Perfect for adventurers and dinosaur enthusiasts alike, Eromanga is truly a hidden gem in Queensland's southwest!
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QMF respectfully acknowledges the Bidjara, Bigambul, Gamilaroi, Kooma, Kullilli, Kunya, Mandandanji and Boonthamurra Peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land, waters and skies where QLD Music Trails - The Outback unfolds. We extend our respects for their enduring connection to the remarkable terrain, where creative works take place, performances resonate, and celebrations come to life. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders of all communities who also work and live on this land. We recognise the importance of First Nations leadership and collaboration, and QMF commits to walking together on a journey of shared learning and culture.
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