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The craftspeople of the Manawatū Woodworkers' Guild are masters of chisel and lathe. Come and see them transform chunks of wood into works of...
Read moreMatatau 2018 straddles territories of people and culture, land and environment. Concepts that have evolved respond to space and ownership, the...
Read morePhotographers, Illustrators, Animators, Directors, Cinematographers, Modellers, Designers: all things we once aspired to be and now are. We are...
Read moreOpen daily, a journey through our shared history - the stories of the pioneers who shaped the land as we know it today. The Manawatū has always...
Read moreOpen daily, Te Taiwhanga o Te Rangi Whenua (Te Rangi Whenua Gallery) shares the stories of iwi groups in the Manawatū, Rangitīkei and Horowhenua...
Read more"Many items in the art collections are works on paper. We’re in the process of photographing every single piece." Unlike framed paintings or...
Read moreThe Water Room is setting sail with a new programme of activities that concentrates on learning through play for toddlers and young children....
Read more"Along with composition and media, artists explore scale when realising their ideas." This selection of large artworks from the Te Manawa...
Read more"Te Manawa stores part of its collections on 24 floor-to-ceiling racks." The racks hold objects that range from wall-mounted sculptures and...
Read moreGallery 3 - the heart of the Art Gallery building - has been re-imagined as a space to pause and reflect. The artworks within it reflect no...
Read moreThe Te Manawa collection is known for its strong body of work from the 1970s, and its photography is no exception. In its new exhibition, Gallery...
Read moreA programme for the under-5s, focused on self-directed play and exploration. Nau mai, haere mai! – Open daily from 10am to 5pm. General...
Read moreThe Te Manawa site includes two historic buildings: the Awahou schoolhouse and the cottage, Totaranui, believed to be the oldest residence in...
Read moreCome join NOA for twice-weekly facilitated drawing sessions in the Te Manawa foyer. NOA is both an acronym for Notes Of Art and Te Reo for...
Read moreWith wheel and spindle, loom and dye, needles and hook, Spinners and Weavers Guild members turn fibre into thread, fabric and felt in amazing...
Read moreRenoir's 'Luncheon of the Boating Party' (Le Déjeuner des Canotiers) is a key artwork featured in the French film, Amélie. Be inspired by this...
Read moreThe 2019 Manawatu Walking Festival will take you throughout the city, along our coastlines, across mountain ranges, through our urban arts scene...
Read moreTake a 10km coastal stroll along the wild West Coast of New Zealand with Robert Hodgson and others as your guides. The Twilight Beach Walk is the...
Read moreThe Kahikatea Walk is an easy 45 minute guided walk in the Pohangina Valley with a great introduction to nature. A guide will lead us along an...
Read moreThe Tara-Mana Crossing is a serious tramp over the Tararua Ranges starting on the Naenae Track and taking you from the Tararua region to the...
Read moreThe popular Totara Reserve Fern Walk, hosted by Horizons Regional Council in the Pohangina Valley, some 35kms from Palmerston North, leads you...
Read moreTe Apiti – Manawatu Gorge, with its native bush, wildlife and stunning views, is one of Manawatu’s icons and is the scenic divide between the...
Read more"Excellence" showcases a selection of local Year 13 student art folios that have achieved NCEA with flying colours. It's an annual exhibition...
Read moreJoin this relaxed guided walk with Te Manawa’s Toni Edmeades to explore the many art sculptures throughout the centre of Palmerston...
Read moreThis is a fantastic opportunity to venture into the Ruahine Ranges to the headwaters of the picturesque Oroua River and see the habitat of the...
Read moreStarting in Manawatu, the Mana-Tara Crossing takes you up onto the Tararua Ranges along North Range Road, and down into the Tararua District to...
Read moreNested between the Manawatu and Tararua mountain ranges and home to an array of native birds and trees, the 11.2km Te Apiti – Manawatu Gorge...
Read moreJoin us for our local celebration of the global sisterhood. We will be parading from Te Manawa Museum to Te Marae o Hine in the Square....
Read moreJohn Tarlton is a Californian-born New Zealand artist whose work shows his mastery of artistic techniques, his pervasive sense of humour, and his...
Read moreJohn Tarlton is a California-born New Zealand artist who uses his mastery of numerous techniques and sense of humour to tell stories through his...
Read moreTe Games returns for round two! Just like the previous event, it's a knockout tournament, but this time for Street Fighter IV and V....
Read moreArts + Climate Innovation: The Role of the Arts. Expert climate scientists, Professors James Renwick and Dr Tim Naish (Victoria University)...
Read moreBalls, Bullets & Boots takes you from rugby field to battlefield and back, exploring the impact the hostilities had on New Zealand’s signature...
Read moreJoin the staff of Te Manawa and the Feilding Library for an Art Gallery evening of murder and mystery. A gallery party is interrupted by the...
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Balls, Bullets & Boots is a unique commemorative exhibition that tackles the story of wartime rugby. This autumn it will be on display at Te Manawa, its last public appearance before retirement....
Read moreBuilding on the successful re-invigoration of the city’s art gallery, Te Manawa has appointed a new Art Gallery Manager to oversee gallery activities, events and programmes. Toni Edmeades...
Read moreSummer is perfect to spend some time in the sun... and with this interactive from the Te Manawa-made Sunlight - Ihi Kōmaru exhibition, you'll take charge of a photon and escape the sun, in a fun,...
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