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The Baggy Green Exhibition
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Interactive Tour with Nathan Lyon
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The Bob Radford Scholarship: Applications close 01 December 2020
HOWZAT!
Baggy Green Exhibition Open – Bradman Centre
We are excited to confirm that Shane Warne’s Baggy Green cap will be on permanent display at the Bradman Museum from August 28, thanks to the generosity of the Commonwealth Bank! Read more here.
Vale Dean Jones AM
The Bradman Foundation have been deeply saddened by the sudden death of Dean Jones at the age of 59…. Read the tribute here
Mon-Sunday 8am-3pm
Enjoy a cozy and memorable time in the NSW Southern Highlands this winter at Bowral’s best yummy gem… Read More Here
Mon-Sunday 9am-4pm
Come and experience a remarkable collection the Bradman Museum! If you visit the Bradman Gallery… Read more here
Consider a Tax Deductible Donation
The Bradman Foundation is a not-for-profit charitable trust supported by Sir Donald Bradman to honour and strengthen the game. All donations over $2 are tax deductible. The Bradman Foundation works to deliver three primary objectives: operate a public cricket museum, promote playing the game as it should be played, support young players by providing tertiary scholarships to Australian students who balance cricket and education.. Read More Here. Donate here.
Bradman Museum ONLINE WITH GOOGLE!
You can enjoy more from the Bradman Museum, 3D walk through tours online, at Google Arts & Culture! With over 28 exhibitions, including past and present players, Steve Waugh walk through, Elise Perry’s double hundred at North Sydney Oval plus five Street view tours, and more than 550 objects to explore. https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/bradman-museum
Tour our galleries with Nathan Lyon, Glen Maxwell and Steve Smith.
Join Aussie spin-bowler Nathan Lyon as your Bradman Museum Tour Guide. Allow him to help you explore the extensive interactive displays, study Sir Donald Bradman’s playing equipment and see the Baggy Greens. Along the way have fun with star batsman Glenn Maxwell and other Australian ODI team members! Click here to play the video tour with Nathan Lyon.
Coverdrive Disabilities Program
The Bradman Foundation raises funds to pay qualified coaches to engage Southern Highlands public high school students in a variety of fun sports based activities. ‘Coverdrive’ is a one hour program of specially tailored physical activities which are held weekly throughout the school year. It assists them to overcome physical and social challenges and learn skills, teamwork, leadership, competitiveness and confidence in a FUN active environment on Bradman Oval. Read our story.
You CAN Bat On Bradman
So you’ve been through the Museum, what’s next? Take yourself, family and friends onto Bradman Oval for a quick game of back yard cricket. HOW: Ask our friendly staff at the front counter to pick up a free to hire plastic cricket kits… Read more here
