Reviews of Whirinaki Whare Taonga. (Museum) in Upper Hutt (Wellington).
Whirinaki Whare Taonga
836 Fergusson Drive, Upper Hutt Central, Upper Hutt 5018, New Zealand
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Information of Whirinaki Whare Taonga, Museum in Upper Hutt (Wellington)
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This place has good reviews, this means that they treat their customers well and you’ll feel great with their services, recommended 100%!
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Open hours of Whirinaki Whare Taonga
Sunday
9am–4pm
Monday
9am–4pm
Tuesday
9am–4pm
Wednesday
9am–4pm
Thursday
9am–4pm
Friday
9am–4pm
Saturday
9am–4pm
Reviews of Whirinaki Whare Taonga
D.The exhibitions they have here are amazing and thoroughly worth while going to see, we took 90 minutes looking through. There are several different exhibitions on here at the moment so go and have a look and then stop at Dough Bakery in same building for coffee and delicious cakes baked on premises, they also have lunch and dinner menus.
S.Check it out! 🌸 Pop Garden is Hutt Valleys newest and grooviest light exhibition located in Upper Hutt! 😎✨Flowers light up to music 🌸 Tag a friend who needs to check this out with you! 🤩
Located at Expressions Arts and Entertainment Centre, you can also grab food at the brand new café Dough Bakery
Running 9am - 4pm each day
5 September - 13 December 2020
Entry by donation
B.Always interesting events and displays on. Excellent cafe. Recommended
P.Pop Garden
It’s amazing how much magic you can make with seemingly very little. The installation ‘Pop Garden’, dubbed ‘multimedia and multi-sensorial experience is inspired by the world of Pop Art and Andy Warhol's work 'Flowers'.
It’s the place of beaming colours, fleeting reflections and exaggerated distortions, in short, one room Emerald City with the added benefit of lingering music.
The photographer caught his little subject immersed in the world of augmented reality.
m.Superb service and reasonably priced excellent luncheon food with little touches of unexpected differences. eg. Parsnip, apple soup with hazelnuts. Delicious. All components in proportion & lovely to eat. Group of over 12 speedily served and food came out together. Same with the hot drinks which were excellent. Well return again.
PS. The current international photo exhibition was an unexpected bonus & free to view.
J.The exhibitions I saw were very interesting and were well presented in the spaces.
J.First time in the new entrance. Not too chilly or windy outside queuing, and temperate inside.
J.Wonderful space with 2 exhibitions on the ground floor. Entry by donation. The receptionist was very helpful, telling us the rules of entry and provided a brochure with information on the exhibits. Photos were allowed in the Pop Garden light show, but not in the portrait section. A small shop had some reasonably priced items for locals and tourists. The cafe was extremely busy.
G.Nice space. We came to see an exhibition on the Permian period and enjoyed the ukele orchestra practising in the lobby.
L.A beautiful gallery and always has interesting exhibitions and displays. A great cafe too and small shop selling crafts and goods by NZ artists.