Exhibitions and Events

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Mirror Magic - Last Day Wednesday 22nd May

Developed and owned by the Te Manawa Museums Trust
Exhibition supported by ASB Trust.

1 April-22 May 2013

A fully interactive entertaining and revealing exhibition that uses mirrors to explore the science of reflections and reflected light. With loads of hands-on experiences to investigate and  in-depth science explanations of the phenomena being observed, Mirror Magic is a highly engaging and interactive learning experience.

Entry: $2.00
       

 

 

 

Digging up the Past

 

A Heritage Walk in the Old Papakura Cemetery

 

Participate in a guided, historical walk around Papakura's old cemetery and learn about those families and individuals who have contributed to the District's rich and diverse history.

Morning, afternoon, or early evening walks scheduled throughout March and April.

Click here for dates and booking details

 

 

 

AVAILABLE FROM THE MUSEUM:

 

 

POSTCARDS

The Museum has produced a set of four
quality postcards featuring scenes from Papakura's past.

$4.00 per set.

These can be purchased via our
reception desk.

 

 

Publications

Over the years several well researched and well written books  covering the history of Papakura have been published.

Others have focused on churches, schools, sports clubs, and societies and been published in connection with centenaries or other milestones.

Please click here [link coming soon] for details on availability and our current specials.


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 209 Great South Road, Papakura
 Phone: (09) 298 2003
 Email: admin@papakuramuseum.org.nz

Opening Hours:
       Monday            closed
       Tuesday           10am-3pm
       Wednesday      10am-3pm
       Thursday          10am-3pm
       Friday               10am-3pm 
       Saturday           10am-3pm
       Sunday             closed
       Closed public holidays.

 

 

 

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