What's happening at Waitangi.
Waitangi Treaty Grounds has a year-round calendar of cultural performances, public events and displays of the nation’s most important historical treasures.
We regularly welcome new exhibitions to the museum’s temporary gallery so there is always something new to see, even for frequent visitors.
See here for our current September-November Events Programme.
September - November Events Programme
Our September – November Events Programme promises something for everyone to enjoy. Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) is a key feature of our next programme, alongside our popular carving workshops, culinary events, and more.
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori
Our popular discovery trail activity for children will be available in both te reo Māori and English during Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) and beyond.
Sign Language Class
New Zealand Sign Language Week (21-27 September)
Join experienced teacher Eddie to learn some basic sign language. Eddie Hokianga has been teaching fun-filled NZSL classes for nearly 25 years throughout Northland.
Tatau Pounamu: unpacking the tākoha of Waitangi
Extended to 2021
This exhibition is based on Waitangi’s long, and often unseen, collecting history. Curated by one of our very own passionate staff members Ella Weehuizen, it is inspired by Lord Bledisloe’s speech at the first Waitangi celebration here at the Treaty Grounds. Come and Visit.
'Friends' TV Show Quiz
Rescheduling – stay tuned for a new date
Dress up as your favourite friends
character and enjoy themed food and drink
with your team of 4-8 people. Your ticket
includes the quiz, a wine, beer or juice and
sharing platters for your team. There will
be prizes up for grabs.
Waitangi Day celebrations
Every 6 February
On Waitangi Day the Waitangi Treaty Grounds closes its buildings for the day and the grounds become the location for the Waitangi Day Festival.