Rescue
Every day, rescue teams around the world risk their lives to save others. But what does a real emergency involve — and how would you respond?
Rescue plunges you into the thrilling world of emergency response. Climb, crawl and explore full-body interactive exhibits as you discover the technology, teamwork and quick thinking needed to save lives on land, at sea and in the air.
Pilot a helicopter in a search-and-rescue mission, navigate jet skis around obstacles and crawl through a smoke-filled room. Rescue encourages teamwork, STEM learning and real-world preparedness. Whether you dream of heroic deeds or are curious about the science behind survival, this exhibition puts you at the centre of the action.
Opening Day: Rescue
Bring the whole whānau for an action-packed day at Puke Ariki as we celebrate the opening of our summer blockbuster Rescue. Kids and families can discover the world of search and rescue through exciting activities and stories of real-life heroes.
Join us in the Puke Ariki Museum Foyer and our new exhibition Rescue throughout the day:
Ocean Heroes: Rescue Challenge
10am – 2pm | Drop in
Follow the rescue prompts and decide how you will save the day! Will you race through crashing waves to help a surfer? Untangle a sea turtle from plastic? Or team up with other lifeguards for a daring rescue?
Pick a prompt card and read your rescue scenario, then draw your rescue scene or talk through your plan with a friend!
Firewise Session with NZ Fire and Emergency
10.30am – 11.30am
Join us and our local firefighters on the opening day of Rescue for the opportunity to get fire wise! Learn about the dangers of fire, how to prevent them, and what to do if there is a fire in your room.
Meet a Firefighter
12.30pm – 2pm | Drop in
Ever wondered what it’s like to be a firefighter?
Explore the world of emergency and rescue services in our Rescue exhibition and meet a real firefighter in person.
This is your chance to check out their gear and ask all your curious questions!
- Dates
- 15 November 2025 - 19 April 2026
- Location
- Temporary Gallery