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Puke Ariki

Puke Ariki.  

Puke Ariki's distinctive exterior is a city landmark.

Location

Puke Ariki spans Ariki St in the centre of New Plymouth and can be accessed from St Aubyn and Brougham streets.

Opening hours

Open seven days a week
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9am-6pm.
Wednesday 9am-9pm.
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 9am-5pm.

Note: The library is closed public holidays. The entire complex is closed Christmas Day.

Contact details

Phone: 06-759 6060 Fax: 06-759 6072

Last Updated: 7/04/2010
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Puke Ariki

A STRIKING LANDMARK IN THE HEART OF NEW PLYMOUTH

The north wing of Puke Ariki.
 

World class

Puke Ariki is a world-class knowledge centre where library, museum and visitor information are combined to tell the stories of Taranaki - past, present and future.

 

Setting an international benchmark in the delivery of information and heritage services, Puke Ariki attracts people of all ages and cultures through changing exhibitions, displays, collections, an award-winning website and interactive technology.

Puke Ariki is housed in a striking two-wing complex in the heart of the city. The New Plymouth i-SITE Visitor Information Centre is conveniently located inside the building’s main entrance, which is off St Aubyn Street.

Since its opening in 2003 Puke Ariki has won multiple awards for design, delivery, technology, innovation and architecture.

Partnership

Puke Ariki is principally supported by New Plymouth District Council.

Foundation partners

  • New Zealand Government.
  • New Zealand Lottery Grants Board.
  • Taranaki Electricity Trust.
  • Taranaki Regional Council.
  • Tourism Facilities Grants Programme.
  • TSB Community Trust.

Corporate partners

  • Shell New Zealand.
  • TSB Bank.
  • Westgate Port of Taranaki.

Company partners

  • Parininihi ki Waitotara.
  • The Taranaki Daily News.

Sponsors

  • Methanex.
  • Reeves Middleton Young.

Related links

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PUKEKURA PARK

A view of Mt Taranaki from Pukekura Park.

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