EventsNgā kaupapa motuhake
Our exciting programme of ngā kaupapa motuhake runs all year. Watch song and dance performances, join in with kids activities and cultural days, hear from our experts, and much more.
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See our Friends of Te Papa events (non-members can still attend these events, but members get a discounted price).
Unacknowledged Legislators: Hinemoana Baker, Tracey Slaughter, and James Brown
Fourth in the series of events highlighting the very latest work of writers active in Wellington and further afield with Hinemoana Baker, James Brown, and Tracey Slaughter, with Fergus Barrowman.
Mon 29 Jul 2024, 12.15–1.15pm
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Generation X: Art Bites Tour
Get more out of your City Gallery Wellington experience with an insights tour of the exhibition Generation X: 50 Artworks from The Chartwell Collection – ideal for those who appreciate the finer details.
1.00–1.30pm, Wednesday to Sunday, from Sat 3 Aug
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Yoga Tuesdays at Te Papa
Join AWHI Yoga & Wellbeing kaiako (teacher) Hana Buchanan for a 60-minute yoga class that explores the connections between te ao Māori (the Māori world) and ancient yoga wisdoms in the beautiful sanctuary of Te Papa Tongarewa!
7.30am, every Tuesday from 6 Aug to 29 Sep
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Active Land Talk: Building Wellington’s earthquake resilience together
Learn about the forces that shape Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington region and how we prepare for and recover from earthquakes and tsunamis, from researchers working on the It’s Our Fault: Nō Mātou Te Hapa programme.
Tue 13 Aug 2024, 6.30–7.30pm
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Active Land Talk: Weaving Mātauranga Māori with resilience planning for a stronger Aotearoa New Zealand
Learn how research centred in te ao Māori is addressing Māori disaster risk reduction aspirations and building community capacity, in partnership with iwi, hāpū, whānau, and authorities. Renowned speakers from Te Toi Whakaruruhau o Aotearoa research centre hosted at Massey University, will share their perspectives.
Tue 27 Aug 2024, 6.30–7.30pm
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