Test your skills at retro, brick-breaking game phenomenon Shatter in a one-day tournament. Be in to win the title of Game Master: Shatter.
Hands-on fun for young scientists
Aristocrafters, Monsieur La Vue and Madame L'Ouie, welcome you to their 18th-century salon.
Here’s your chance to choose which trees make the cut.
During December and January, Te Papa will be accepting donations of food for Wellington’s Soup Kitchen.
Hands-on fun for young scientists.
Hear 16th and 17th-century music from Italy, England, France, and Germany, performed by New Zealand lute quartet Straynge Discorde.
Curator Victoria Robson talks about her favourite works in Angels & Aristocrats, accompanied by a New Zealand Sign Language interpreter.
Let the good times soar!
If music be the food of love, play on … Be transported to the lavish courts of 16th and 17th-century Europe as members of early dance troupe A Renaissance in Dance perform the menuet à deux and bourrée, accompanied by lute, pipe, and tabor.
Hone your sonar skills by getting in touch with your inner bat.
What’s the place of the Treaty of Waitangi in New Zealand’s constitutional arrangements? Lawyers Matthew Palmer and Moana Jackson discuss this topic in our first Treaty Debate of 2013.
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