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Step back in time with new self-guided walking tours
Two new self-guided walking tours on the AKL City Tours app encourage people to learn more about Tāmaki Makaurau’s history.
Restoration of Avondale grave preserves a piece of history
A piece of the Whau’s history has been salvaged following the restoration of a gravestone in St Ninians Cemetery in Avondale.
New exhibition challenges perceptions of the Pacific
Discover the people and stories of the Saltwater Realm at Waitui Ātea: Saltwater Realm.
Old Pukekohe signs restored by locals
Signs that vanished from Pukekohe have been restored and returned thanks to some detective work.
Two Auckland Council Libraries heritage collections receive UNESCO heritage recognition
The earliest New Zealand land weather records and a 1900s photographic collection have been recognised as being of national significance.
Auckland Heritage Festival Diary - Kids and Families
Explore some of the Auckland Heritage Festival highlights for kids and families.
Robinson Crusoe sails into Auckland' Central City Library
Come along and see a 300-year-old copy of Robinson Crusoe at Auckland Council's Central City Library.
How Auckland used to celebrate Christmas
Discover a few highlights of Auckland’s historic holiday sites.
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Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes
An exhibition from the British Museum’s world-renowned collection from the Ancient Greek world.
Preparing for a Victorian Winter | Live Day
Experience a day at Howick Historical Village learning how to prepare for winter in the 1840s.
Thursday Heritage Concert Series: An Unlikely Pair
Dual Motion presents An Unlikely Pair - An exploration of the repertoire for flute and clarinet.
Auckland Town Hall Tours
The return of the Auckland Town Hall Tours, offering a remarkable experience of the historic building.
Thursday Heritage Concert Series: Mon Plaisir
Pianist Gemma Lee concludes our Autumn series with a programme for solo piano
Lens on Papakura District
A photographic exhibition that showcases photographers with local ties to the Papakura region.
New Zealand’s Shrinking Passenger Railway Network: Slow Decline or Hope for the Future?
This free talk will examine the reasons for the contraction of passenger rail.
Flour to Towers – Josiah Clifton Firth with Lisa Truttman
This talk is about Josiah Clifton Firth and his businesses, which were an integral part of Auckland's economy in the second half of the 19th century.