History lives in landscapes, in whānau stories, in everyday objects and practices. When museums reach beyond their walls — through storytelling, events, partnerships, and shared projects — they help reconnect people with that living history.

This talk will reflect on how museums and community organisations can work together to:

• Activate history as a living, shared resource

• Create opportunities for intergenerational learning

• Strengthen local identity and sense of place

• Support communities to tell their own stories, in their own voice.

Free, koha appreciated.

Date: 24 October

Time: 1:00pm

Location: Mōkau Museum & Gallery, 33 North Street, Mōkau 4376, New Zealand.

Free, koha appreciated.

Registration and tickets not required - just turn up on the day.

This event is part of Taranaki Heritage Month 2026 (2 October to 6 November 2026). A full programme of events can be found on Heritage Taranaki's website at the following link: https://heritagetaranaki.com/heritage-month-2026-programme-of-events-registration/

Contact the host of Mōkau Museum - Taranaki Heritage Month 2026

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