June, 2024

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Celebrate Matariki Magic at MOTAT

2024Sat29Jun10:00 am4:00 pmCelebrate Matariki Magic at MOTATMOTAT Museum of Transport and Technology10:00 am - 4:00 pm Event TypeExhibition, Museums and Galleries, Science & TechSuitable for AgesAll AgesLocationCentral Auckland, West Auckland

When

Saturday 29 June 2024 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Where

MOTAT Museum of Transport and Technology

805 Great North Road & Meola Road, Western Springs, Auckland 1022

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Event Details

MOTAT is inviting Kiwis to celebrate Matariki at Te Puawānanga, their newly opened science and technology centre, with a weekend of culture, fun and education from 28, 29 & 30 June.

Developed with local knowledge holder Pita Turei, the centre explores science and technology unique
to Aotearoa, exploring themes like kumara harvesting in Te Tumu, a soft-play space designed specifically for under-five-year-olds and celestial navigation in Te Puku, the central space that delves deeper into STEM education in a fun and interactive way.

Over the weekend, there will be a variety of fun activities for the whole family, including make your own Matariki star, the Science Alive Te Manawa Magic Box activated with science activities, games and more.

Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage and scientific  wonders of Aotearoa at Te Puawānanga.

Included in general admission. Open 10am-4pm each day.  

Price

This event is included with general admission to MOTAT which is: 

FREE Children under 5

$10 Children (5-15 Years)

$19 Adults

$45 Family Pass (2 adults up to 4 children)

$10 Students with NZ Student ID card

FREE SuperGold Card Holders with ID

$10 Overseas Seniors (non NZ, aged 65 )

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MOTAT | Museum of Transport & Technology

MOTAT is Auckland's Museum of Transport and Technology where you can explore fascinating exhibitions on the history of NZ transport, technology and Kiwi ingenuity....
MOTAT is Auckland's Museum of Transport and Technology where you can explore fascinating exhibitions on the history of NZ transport, technology and Kiwi ingenuity.

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