Please note: we will be closing early on Friday 24 (4:30pm) and Saturday 25 June (5pm).
Come celebrate Matariki with us! View our Mānawatia a Matariki programme
Please note: we will be closing early on Friday 24 (4:30pm) and Saturday 25 June (5pm).
Come celebrate Matariki with us! View our Mānawatia a Matariki programme
Join the range of public and private organisations in mutually rewarding partnerships with Te Papa.
Te Papa enjoys mutually rewarding relationships with a range of partners, including government agencies, iwi
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Te Papa is New Zealand’s national museum, renowned for being bicultural, scholarly, innovative and fun. At Te Papa we love to work with likeminded individuals and organisations that share our passion and commitment to delivering world class exhibitions and innovative experiences.
We have a flexible approach to creating strong and enduring partnerships and work with a wide range of businesses. We create collaborative partnerships which integrate our sponsors goods and services and give visitors something they will remember. Prestigious and diverse partnership opportunities include our major exhibitions, international and national touring exhibitions, education programmes, live events, galleries and installations. We would love the opportunity to discuss how a partnership with Te Papa could work for you too.
We realise that each company has differing strategic objectives and target markets and want to work with you to create a tailored package of benefits to deliver a valuable return on investment.
To discuss partnership opportunities with Te Papa in more detail, please contact:
Ian Crowe, Director Commercial
Email: Ian.Crowe@tepapa.govt.nz
Te Papa thanks the people of New Zealand and many organisations, iwi, and individuals for their generous support.
Our primary funding is from the New Zealand Government via the Ministry of Culture and Heritage.
We also value the support of the following organisations:
Principal funder |
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Founding partner and destination partner |
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Founding corporate partner |
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Founding research partner |
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Matariki Wellington |
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Iwi development partner |
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Gallipoli: The scale of our war primary education programme for low-decile schools |
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Earthquake Encounters education programme |
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Cultural partner |
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Innovation partner, Hīnātore | Learning Lab |
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Gallipoli: The scale of our war |
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Exhibition made possible by the generous support of |
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A creative partnership between Te Papa and Weta Workshop |
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Projector partner |
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Poppies |
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Travel partner |
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Airline partner |
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Te Papa acknowledges the contribution of |
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Ko Rongowhakaata: The Story of Light and Shadow |
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Iwi in residence |
Rongowhakaata |
Iwi development partner |
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Jennifer Gibbs |
Alan Gibbs |
Friends of Te Papa |
Hipango Whānau |
Ngāi Tahu |
Ngāi Tūhoe |
Ngāti Hinewaka |
Ngāti Kurī |
Ngāti Pikiao |
Ngāti Toa Rangatira |
Rongowhakaata |
Tainui |
Te Āti Awa |
Te Aupōuri |
Te Aurere Whānau |
Te Iwi Moriori |
Te Rōpū Haumanu |
Toihoukura Tairāwhiti Polytechnic |
Whanganui Iwi |