The Way of the Raukura – Film Screening Added to Taranaki Heritage Month 2025 Taranaki Heritage Month is proud to announce a special bonus event that deepens our collective remembrance and celebration of Parihaka’s legacy. On Tuesday, 5th November, following the midday Parihaka Day Commemorative Service at Taranaki Cathedral Church of St Mary, the community…

Taranaki Heritage Month Is Back For 2025!

Taranaki Heritage Month is back for 2025 and we had an awesome first weekend of events! We had a fantastic turnout for our Panel Discussion on Friday evening at the Plymouth International Hotel, with another 2000 or so joining us online! A huge thank you to chair Dr Ruakere Hond, and panellists Michael Belgrave, Alistair…

2024 Taranaki Heritage Month

Heritage Taranaki is proud to host this years Taranaki Heritage Month! More details are available at Taranaki Heritage Month 2024.

2024 AGM

We are excited to announce that our Annual General Meeting for 2024 is just around the corner! This year, we will be gathering at the Taranaki Disabilities Information Centre (TDIC) in New Plymouth. Date: Sunday, 17th November 2024Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PMVenue: Taranaki Disabilities Information Centre (TDIC) 28 Young St, New Plymouth. Our AGM is a fantastic…

Heritage Taranaki AGM 2022

The Heritage Taranaki AGM for 2022 will be held at the Taranaki Disabilities Information Centre, 28 Young St, Ngāmotu/New Plymouth, on Sunday, November 20th, from 2pm. AGM formalities – Election of Officers etc Following our AGM we will reflect upon our recent Taranaki Heritage Month – What lessons? What went well? What can we do…

Archaeology Week – South Taranaki

Archaeology Week 2018 South Taranaki Heritage Taranaki With Susanne Grieve Demonstration Title: Science in Heritage Conservation (Demonstration) – 4 May, 2018 The conservation of historic, artistic and archaeological materials involves history, chemistry and the visual arts. Join us to learn about how we identify different material types and see science in action on real historic…

150 years ago today, The attack on Pokaikai. By Dave Rudd and Ivan Bruce

Image: Lieut-Colonel Thomas McDonnell. Pokaikai 150 years ago today, a colonial force of 214 troops of the Wanganui Yeomanry Cavalry, Patea Rangers, Wanganui Rangers, No 8 and No 10 Companies of the Taranaki Military Settlers and Captain McDonnell’s Native Contingent under the command of Major McDonnell attacked the Ngati Ruanui village of Pokaikai. Departing Manawapou…