Historic Cottage Tour
Koha | Drop-in | All Ages We’re opening Tōtaranui cottage for a special live tour! This building is believed to be the oldest residence in Palmerston North, so join in...
Koha | Drop-in | All Ages We’re opening Tōtaranui cottage for a special live tour! This building is believed to be the oldest residence in Palmerston North, so join in...
Discover Te Marae o Hine (you may know it as The Square) and its significance to our city in this walking tour made specially for the community. Join Nuwyne Te...
Discover Te Marae o Hine (you may know it as The Square) and its significance to our city in this walking tour made specially for young children and their whānau....
A handcrafted tribute to New Zealands suffragists has opened in the Art Gallery
19 September 2018 marked the 125th anniversary of the 1893 Electoral Act that granted New Zealand women the right to vote. To commemorate this historic occasion, Te Manawa published profiles of prominent local women at each end of those 125 years. In this article we looked at Louisa Matilda Snelson, "the Mother of Palmerston North”.
What do a Palmerston North art teacher, the Duke of Gloucester and a WW1 flying ace from Hunterville have in common?
“It’s about nine different buildings all Sellotaped together”
Where were you when the Queen came to town?
Te Manawa's "Farewell Zealandia" exhibition collects songs from the Great War