Opening Hours for Friday, 29 September 2023
Richmond Cottage Closed
Ngā Kaupapa o Te Wā
Ngā Whare Pukapuka
Skinny Jump
Summer Reading Programme
Book Groups
Book Group in a Bag
Housebound Readers' Service
Puke Ariki Library
Bell Block Library and Service Centre
Inglewood Library and Service Centre
Ōākura Library
Waitara Library and Service Centre
Urenui Library
Mobile Library
Community Funding
eBooks and eAudiobooks
eMagazines and eNewspapers
Film and TV
Online Learning
Reading Resources
Research Resources
Design Lab
Public computing and printing at the Library
Whare Pupuru Taonga
Current
Virtual
Archived
New Plymouth Guided Historic Walk
Ruru Scavenger Hunt
Māori Language Week at Puke Ariki
Rangahau / Tuku iho
Book a Visit
Search the Heritage Collection
Search our Stories and Articles
Passenger List Search
Image Use Conditions
Ko Taranaki te Mounga
Tangata Whenua – People of the Land
Sea Change
Te Hīkoi o Ngāmotu
State of Nature – Picturing the Silent Forest
General Museum Tour
Walk in the Footsteps
Taranaki Wars
Parihaka: Contested Ground
Children's Library Lesson
Whare Kahurangi Virtual Tour - online lesson
The Maunga is very special to all those who live near it. Students will explore its geological and cultural significance.
Explore the migration and settlement of East Polynesian people to Taranaki and their cultural development.
In this thought-provoking lesson students will learn about different forms of ocean protection, exciting local research and how the oceans are being damaged by the changing climate
This 90 minute walk and talk back in time is an overview of early Polynesian and European settlement in Ngāmotu/ New Plymouth.
State of Nature showcases the botanical artworks of Fanny Bertha Good (1860-1950), from the Puke Ariki Collection.
In 2023 we are offering 45 minute to one hour introduction to Puke Ariki Museum for New Entrants – Year 2.
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