Celebrate Living History is an online social gathering where we share stories, tales and lives across generations, bringing history to life.

We want you to join our family over the kitchen table. Fight over the best foods. Play games. Listen to Grandma tell stories. Get Crafty. Wear clothes from the 1980s.

Do you love exploring op shops to find that special bargain? Can’t get enough of listening to every day stories from every day folks? We do too! We are making the past cool and sharing it across the world. Will you come and join us?

                     Feel free to have a gander at our mini magazine! 

We have a new book out Entrepreneurs Generations Apart which can be purchased at Amazon. 

 

Lifestyle

 

If you had one hour to spend how would you spend it?

By Amy Saeki-Zhai “If all of us each dedicated one hour a year to volunteering...

Beyond the Country

By Kiara Blinco The year was 1962, Gary Blinco was just 14 years old when...

Sport motivates you in all avenues of life

BY KIARA BLINCO Judy Luxton, a former Olympian, says she owes it to her childhood...

Nostalgia

 

A Life In Sport

By Jordan Bailey For Ian Hawke, the 1960’s are a vivid tapestry of personal triumphs...

Rising Above

By Jordan Bailey Tracey’s story is a tale of resilience and compassion. Her life stands...

A Life in Motion

By Jordan Bailey Shirley Wittleton’s story is a vivid tale of resilience and passion. A...

Food & Drink

 

The traditional dessert that holds a special place in my heart, Tangyuan.

By Cheuk Hei Ng If someone asked me what my favorite cuisine from my country...

Cooking Challange

By Isabella Chua Our Griffith University intern Isabella loves to cook. She shares some of...

My Family Recipes

By Isabella Chua Isabella shares some of her favorite recipes from growing up in a...

Culture

 

Story of Mr. Yan

By Amy Saeki-Zhai A Lincoln is driving up the avenue alongside the Metasequoia trees. The...

Shelly and Cape of Good Hope

By Amy Saeki-Zhai There is always something that we can’t do anything about ourselves. Ethnicity...

A Photo of a Hand

By Amy Saeki-Zhai While cleaning up my great-grandparents’ house, I accidentally found a newspaper clip...

Creative Folk

 

Jordan’s intern reflection

Interning with Celebrate Living History has been an invaluable experience for me. This internship has...

Meet Jordan our latest intern!

What attracts you about being an intern for Celebrate Living History?I was attracted to Celebrate...

Amy’s Intern reflection

By Amy Saeki-Zhai I have been very lucky to be able to do my internship...

Love

 

Keith and Katrina Neal – Two World’s Collide

By Isabella Neal “Hi. My name is Keith. Can I have this dance?”. Who knew...

The life of Rex and Desley

By Margaret Nyakan Manynag Agoth Desley Anne Finedon Desley Anne Finedon is the beautiful, tall...

The Man that Followed his Heart

By Michael Walecki William O’Brien was born in Liverpool England to a family of five...

Video

Celebrate Living History featured on Channel 7 Making a Difference

Filmed June 5 2014 at Griffith University Gold Coast campus. Reporter Kay McGrath, Talent featured...

The Bucket List Adventure

Our founder Bev Wilkinson is determined every year to tick off something from her bucket...

Talking with Bill Underwood and Alan Ross

Bill Underwood and Alan Ross met as bubs and are still best friends today with...

 

Stories from around the world