Are we there yet? exhibition at Auckland Museum
Are we there yet? Women and equality in Aotearoa exhibition at Auckland Museum Are We There Yet? exhibition at Auckland Museum celebrates the 125th anniversary of
Are we there yet? Women and equality in Aotearoa exhibition at Auckland Museum Are We There Yet? exhibition at Auckland Museum celebrates the 125th anniversary of
PAST EXHIBITION – NO LONGER SHOWING The most engaging, visionary, resourceful and innovative exhibitions, programmes and museum projects were celebrated at the Museums Aotearoa 2018
Visiting the NZ Maritime Museum with children is a fun family day out. For Aucklander’s entry into the museum is free too. Your family can
Auckland Museum has opened its first war memorial gallery for young people Pou Kanohi – New Zealand at War. It is a space where children and teenagers can learn about World War I (WWI) from multiple perspectives and contemplate why it is still relevant today.
Auckland for Kids visited the Knot Touch exhibition at the New Zealand Maritime Museum which is a fun installation by Jae Kang that children (and adults) of all abilities can touch and enjoy.
Bug Lab is an exciting interactive science exhibition where you can see the world that bugs built and will appeal to the whole family. It is perfect for primary and intermediate school aged children, although older children, parents and grandparents will enjoy it too.
The Hole of Yellow Archipelago is a fun temporary installation at Auckland Art Gallery. The installation is a collaboration between artist Judy Darragh, Year 4 students at Balmoral Primary School and TurnSpace Collective from AUT University’s Spatial Design Department.
Auckland for Kids visited the colourful hands-on exhibition Wavelength designed for children by Auckland Art Gallery and AUT Colab.