Against the backdrop of the Kaipara Harbour, 1km trail wind through a secluded valley displaying the beauty of iconic New Zealand landscapes with more than 40 sculptures by emerging and established New Zealand and international artists who are passionate about expressing their ideas through sculp

Over the next twenty years, Aotearoa’s Māori, Asian, and Pacific populations will grow to make up over 50% of the total population. The Asia-Pacific Century is an ongoing project that responds to this shift.

This pop-up exhibition developed by The Auckland Medical Museum Trust with support from the Auckland University of Technology (AUT), explains how the heart works, how heart disease is investigated, and the largely untold story of New Zealand’s leading role in the evolution of heart surgery.

A multi-media exhibition of artworks focused on bravery and courage created by over 100 children from Takapuna Primary School.

The Pioneer Museum has a display of artefacts relating to the pioneering history of the Silverdale area.. The winter hours when the buildings are open are Saturday and Sunday 10am to 3pm. The grounds are open every day.

The Bridge to Hibiscus.

Follow our Time Trail and step back to yesteryear. Hunt for hidden bears amongst the memorabilia experience the Heritage of our local district. Special audio-visual display.

Auckland Heritage Festival and MOTAT invite you to take a journey into Auckland's transport past these holidays, as we explore the different ways people got from A to B in days gone by. From manpower to horsepower, steam to internal combustion and even electrical power.

The Walsh Memorial Library at MOTAT, with support from the National Oral History Association, invites members of the community from all walks of life, demographics, and backgrounds to share their stories of transport history.

Journey back through time and celebrate the innovations of our past with MOTAT’s Good Old Days programme. The first Wednesday of each month focuses on a new decade from 1900 to the 1980’s, exhibiting the technologies of the period, and showcasing the music and food of each era.

Bookings open 18th September.

Check Artweek website for details!

Explore diverse forms of art and creative expression in the city’s streets, squares and laneways in these free guided walking tours.