The Hawks Museum

Revisit our history

Discover the captivating story of the Mighty Hawks at the Hawks Museum, showcasing the people who have propelled the Hawthorn Football Club to unparalleled success over the past 50 years. With 13 Premierships, 5 Brownlow medals, 8 Norm Smith medals, and a legacy that includes two of the game's greatest full forwards, our museum is a testament to our remarkable achievements.

Accredited by Museums Australia in 2013, the Hawks Museum proudly stands as the AFL's only accredited museum open to the public. Embark on a self-guided tour and delve into the rich history of our club, guided by our Museum expert staff or our Information Tablet that provides detailed explanations of the diverse exhibits and displays.

MAP Accredited Museum

Information

Opening Hours:

    We have moved to our new museum space at the Kennedy Community Centre and are open to visitors 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday.

    Admission:

      Admission is currently free for all visitors to the Hawks Museum.

      Location:

      94 Tootal Road, Dingley Village 
      Melbourne
      VIC 3172

      Parking is available on site to the left of the Harris High Performance Centre. Please follow signage.

      How to visit via public transport?

      The closest train station is Springvale on the Huntingdale line. Once arriving there is the 811 bus or catch a taxi from Springvale Station. 

      Latest News

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