Te Awamutu Museum
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Gina Scott (WDC Community Advisor) encourages people to register to an online workshop, hosted by guests from Creative Waikato from 1-2pm, Wednesday 13 October for people who wish to learn more about the funding round, what makes a good application, and what types of arts activities are eligible.
… View moreGina Scott (WDC Community Advisor) encourages people to register to an online workshop, hosted by guests from Creative Waikato from 1-2pm, Wednesday 13 October for people who wish to learn more about the funding round, what makes a good application, and what types of arts activities are eligible.
All you have to do is register via email and Gina will send the link out.
Please email Gina.Scott@waipadc.govt.nz
Tui & Tama's Great Bat Trail!
Oct 23 – 30
Due to changing Covid levels, Te Awamutu Museum has made a call to change their Tui & Tama's Annual Halloween Party from an afternoon indoor event to a week-long Bat Trail.
Come into the Museum for our special Halloween Giveaway … View moreTui & Tama's Great Bat Trail!
Oct 23 – 30
Due to changing Covid levels, Te Awamutu Museum has made a call to change their Tui & Tama's Annual Halloween Party from an afternoon indoor event to a week-long Bat Trail.
Come into the Museum for our special Halloween Giveaway competition – find all the coloured bats, enter the prize draw and get a special badge!
Pick up a flyer at reception or check our website or FB!
Saturday 23rd through to Saturday 30th October during normal Museum Opening Hours (Mon - Fri 10am- 4pm, Sat 10am - 2pm, Sun Closed)
FREE!
Please note that this activity will run only if we are at COVID LEVEL 2 or below.
To celebrate Te wiki o Te Reo Māori we are sharing some stunning images of objects from our collection with their English and Te Reo Māori names.
PUĀWAI - an engaging creative studio workshop environment where artist, Oriwa Morgan-Ward, continues to develop her practice and invites audiences to participate in various creative activities. Extended until 16th October in the Gavin Gifford Gallery!
Make a Poi or Tī Rākau with Oriwa!
Pick up a poi or tī rākau pack for $5, and pay at the Museum reception. It has all the materials you’ll need, plus a QR code to Oriwa’s online channel, where all the instructions are. If you haven’t got a QR code reader, use your phone camera.
… View moreMake a Poi or Tī Rākau with Oriwa!
Pick up a poi or tī rākau pack for $5, and pay at the Museum reception. It has all the materials you’ll need, plus a QR code to Oriwa’s online channel, where all the instructions are. If you haven’t got a QR code reader, use your phone camera.
Instructions are bilingual.
Available for the month of September.
With limited stock available there is a limit on the number of packs available for purchase per person.
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