• Current Exhibitions
• Past Exhibitions
  • A Community of Communities
  • A Worthwhile Enterprise
  • Ancient Hampi
  • Australia's Muslim Cameleers
  • Belonging: Reflections on Place
  • Beyond the Postcard Image
  • Callaloo
    • Exhibition launch
    • Callaloo: mixing it up
    • Who are West Indians?
    • The West Indies and Australia
    • Few and far away
    • Calypso cricket
    • Liming
    • Caribbean food
    • West Indian music and carnival
    • The chattel house
    • Settling in stories
    • Acknowledgements
  • Celebrating World Cultures through Scouting
  • CMY 20th anniversary
  • Cultural Diversity Quest
  • Cultural Diversity Quest Awards
  • Cultural Diversity Quest Exhibition
  • Far away, So close
  • Fighting for Equality
  • Greek treasures
  • Handing on the Key
  • Honouring our Ancestors: Remembering Timor Leste
  • In-Transit Display
  • Kimono
  • Kurbet...
  • Masks of China: Ritual and Legend
  • On their own
  • Open for (more than) Business
  • Our Stories Wodonga
  • Station Pier
  • Survival of a Culture: Kurds in Australia
  • Talanoa
  • Talking Faiths
  • Trailblazers
  • Waters of Tuvalu
  • We came as workers, We stayed as citizens
  • West Africa: Rhythm and Spirit

Callaloo: the Caribbean Mix in Victoria

An exhibition about Victoria's Caribbean community.

Like the traditional Caribbean Callaloo soup – a unique mix of spices, vegetables, meat and herbs – the Caribbean community is a wonderfully diverse mix of races and cultures. Callaloo: the Caribbean Mix in Victoria explores the cultures and experiences within Victoria’s small but vibrant Caribbean community. Visitors can discover the cultural significance of a range of Caribbean themes, including food, cricket, music and carnival.