Back by popular demand, the North Shore Miniatures will share their love of all that is small, with a wonderful display of their work. The exhibition will feature the groups own interpretation of the famous “Hogwarts Castle” from the Harry […]
In line with the Government’s recent direction regarding public events, we have decided to postpone the start of our series of Tea & Talks. This means we will be cancelling Mondays talk on the Wyatt Sawmill at Leigh until further […]
Complete our Dare to Explore worksheet and take it to any Auckland Library to get your Kihikihi stamp ! * Join us at 10.30 am on Thursday 16th January 2020 for a free hands on “Have a go” Session using […]
Join us for a talk which looks at the journeys and the experiences of various early settlers and groups who traveled to the Mahurangi area. Wherever possible using their own words to bring to life the challenges they faced and […]
Local author Bryan Jackson will be sharing some of the more interesting tales that make up our area’s history and will also speak about how he came to write the book and the process he followed. Monday 16th September 2019 […]
Many thanks go to Ian Ferguson on his very interesting talk about Nathaniel Wilson and the Wilson Cement works. A great deal of research went into this presentation, using many of the resources we have at the museum and in […]
Ever wondered who or what the street names of Warkworth are named after ? Did you think Hill Street was named Hill Street because it is on a hill? Join us for a cup of tea or coffee and enjoy […]
The Museums Annual Open Day will be held on 21st October 2018. It is held every year as part of the Warkworth Kowhai Festival. It gives us the chance to show off some of the items not normally on display […]
On Monday 15th October 2018, Carolyn Cooper spoke to us about early life in Leigh. Carolyn’s talk covered Leigh’s early settlement, the timber industry, crops and farming, the Leigh Hall, the Leigh Hotel, the church and the Leigh Christmas Tree […]
