Learn more about ancient cultures and the way people lived through the artifacts left behind
Uncover the pharaohs' secrets and explore daily life in ancient Egypt
Take on the role of an archaeologist and explore one of the great stories of human migration.
Explore the museum and collection to inspire their work and portfolios.
Become a citizen scientist and document biodiversity in the Auckland Domain.
Learn how entomologists study the classification, life cycle, distribution, physiology, behaviour, ecology and population dynamics of insects.
Adaptations between Māori and Pākehā in early contact
Learn about human evolution through a lecture-style lesson teamed with hands-on activities.
Learn all about interactions between organisms in Tāmaki Makaurau, their enivornment and more with Kete Wānanga | Curiosity Crate Forest, Freshwater or Marine.
Reflect on the last year with the rising of Matariki.
Share your passion for these giants of the past.
Learn what stories can tell us about our past.
Discover the evolutionary stories of some of New Zealand’s most iconic species including moa, kiwi, tuatara and wētā.
Through traditional stories, music and play, investigate the colourful world of Rēhia/Māori Pastimes and Games.
Research and make personal discoveries about New Zealand servicemen and women.
Experience this immersive interactive gallery, which makes the events of WWI relevant for young people today.
Become immersed in Museum life as you work to protect the Museums collections.
Explore the innovations of Pacific navigation and voyaging.
Trace the origins of tapa and tīvaivai and make your own works inspired by these artforms.
In the magnificent whare, Hotunui, learn about Māori culture and stories.
Discover the amazing story behind human settlement of Aotearoa.
Explore Tāmaki Makaurau’s volcanic stories and discover what lies beneath the feet of Aucklanders.
Explore how New Zealand's involvement in World War I has shaped the lives and identity of individuals, communities and our nation.
Explore how New Zealand's involvement in World War II has shaped the lives and identity of individuals, communities, and our nation.
