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Lots to do at the museum during school holiday
Activities draw on museum exhibitions.
Outfit of the Month: An exotic example of 1980s sophistication
Whanganui Regional Museum's Outfit of the Month is a 1980s Nigerian kaftan.
Teeth, Talons and Taxidermy exhibition closes soon
The 'Teeth, Talons and Taxidermy' exhibition closes at the end of this month.
Museum taps animal exhibition for kids' activities
Regional museum part of 2023 Summer Programme.
Outfit of the Month: January
1860s-era jacket and skirt combo features in Outfit of the Month.
Whanganui museum caters for kids ahead of Christmas
Activities for kids to bolster Christmas creativity now on at Whanganui Regional Museum.
Outfit of the Month by Lucille Ward
Art deco dress designed and made in Whanganui on show at the museum
Next in the Spring Lecture Series at the museum
Lee Williams to speak on flag replication
Dr Rāwiri Tinirau to deliver first of Samuel Drew lectures
The Samuel Drew Lecture returns to the Whanganui Regional Museum.
Top crime writers discover Whanganui treasures
Authors get up close with Whanganui taonga at the museum
Students show hospitality prowess to family
The Little Campus Cafe is open for business.
Study course furthers careers
Teacher aides have developed knowledge and skills for the varied and delightful job.
Red Cards are the new kicks on the block
Collectible trading cards feature players past and present
Tertiary provider takes proactive approach to Pasifika culture
Training For You supports Pasifika culture.
School for top customer service
New course at Training For You aims at customer service
Sisterly support while studying
Two sets of sisters are among a few family groups at Training for You