Waiwaia Ngā Ngutu

Where

Central City Library, 44-46 Lorne Street, Auckland City Centre

Level 2
Heritage Gallery

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When

Saturday 21 December 2024
10am-5pm


Monday 23 December 2024
10am-6pm


Tuesday 24 December 2024
10am-6pm


Wednesday 25 December 2024
10am-6pm


Thursday 26 December 2024
10am-6pm


Friday 27 December 2024
10am-6pm


Saturday 28 December 2024
10am-5pm


Monday 30 December 2024
10am-6pm


Tuesday 31 December 2024
10am-6pm


Wednesday 1 January 2025
10am-6pm


Thursday 2 January 2025
10am-6pm


Friday 3 January 2025
10am-6pm


Saturday 4 January 2025
10am-5pm


Monday 6 January 2025
10am-6pm


Tuesday 7 January 2025
10am-6pm


Wednesday 8 January 2025
10am-6pm


Thursday 9 January 2025
10am-6pm


Friday 10 January 2025
10am-6pm


Saturday 11 January 2025
10am-5pm


Monday 13 January 2025
10am-6pm


Tuesday 14 January 2025
10am-6pm


Wednesday 15 January 2025
10am-6pm


Thursday 16 January 2025
10am-6pm


Friday 17 January 2025
10am-6pm


Saturday 18 January 2025
10am-5pm


Monday 20 January 2025
10am-6pm


Tuesday 21 January 2025
10am-6pm


Wednesday 22 January 2025
10am-6pm


Thursday 23 January 2025
10am-6pm


Friday 24 January 2025
10am-6pm


Saturday 25 January 2025
10am-5pm


Monday 27 January 2025
10am-6pm


Tuesday 28 January 2025
10am-6pm


Wednesday 29 January 2025
10am-6pm


Thursday 30 January 2025
10am-6pm


Friday 31 January 2025
10am-6pm


Saturday 1 February 2025
10am-5pm


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Not open on Sundays.


Cost

Free
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Waiwaia ngā ngutu (Speak Eloquently)

Waiwaia ngā ngutu celebrates the eloquence and expression of te reo Māori from the nineteenth century to the present day.

This exhibition showcases taonga from Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections, including hand-written manuscripts recording whakapapa and kōrero tupuna, early publications of Māori grammar books and Bibles, Māori students’ copybooks as they learned their language in written form, and contemporary translations of works into te reo Māori.

The rich soundscape accompanying the exhibition brings the written word to life and affirms the essence of te reo Māori: a language heard and spoken with eloquence.

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