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Members

Exclusive events for Auckland Museum Members.

  • Treasures and Tales: Blood Quest

    Past Event
    MON 6 JAN, 12PM
    ORIENTATION SPACE, TE AO MĀRAMA SOUTH ATRIUM

    Exclusively for Mini Members, join us for an early session of our new Treasures & Tales adventure, Blood Quest!

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  • Members: So you want to be a bat spotter?

    TUE 8 APR, 7PM
    TE MATA TAIRONGO AUDITORIUM

    Pekapeka, the only native land mammals in Aotearoa New Zealand, are largely unknown due to their small size, rarity, nocturnal habits, and elusive nature. Join Ben Paris, Senior Conservation Advisor at Auckland Council, as he talks about the ongoing projects aimed at ensuring the pekapeka has a better chance of surviving into the future, and how you can get involved in your community.

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  • Members: Bloodletting through the ages

    TUE 8 APR, 5.30PM
    TE MATA TAIRONGO AUDITORIUM

    Bloodletting has been used for over 3,000 years to treat diverse conditions including inflammation, bleeding and mental disorders. Join Dr George Chan, and dive into the science behind one of the oldest medical practices in the world. Hear how innovations in medical technology but also natural solutions like leeches are keeping the practice of bloodletting alive today.

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  • Members: Screen Vampires and the Meaning of Blood

    TUE 11 MAR, 6PM
    TE MATA TAIRONGO AUDITORIUM

    From its origins in ancient folklore to its emergence as a key figure of Gothic literature, the vampire has carried with it powerful ideas about blood. Join Associate Professor Allan Cameron from the University of Auckland as he explores this history through the portrayal of vampires and blood on the silver screen.

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