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Te Papa Store pop-up sale

Discover a curated selection of merchandise from past Te Papa exhibitions and events, available for a limited time.

When | Āhea

Sat 26 Sep and Sun 27 Sep, 10am to 6pm

Where | Ki hea

Icon, Level 2

Cost | Te utu

Accessibility

  • Lift and escalator avaiable for Level 2 access

  • Wheelchair accessible

Visit the Te Papa Store pop-up sale to take home gifts, homewares, and accessories inspired by some of our most loved past exhibitions and events.

Featuring exclusive exhibition merchandise from Rita Angus, Surrealist Art, Wonderland, and more, the Te Papa Store pop-up sale is for one weekend only.

A limited selection of items from our Matariki collection will also be available at the pop-up sale, located in Icon, on Level 2.

Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to grab yourself a bargain from Te Papa Store, with selected items up to 70% off.

Te Papa Store Pop-up Sale merchandise, 2026. Photo by Victoria Saunders. Te Papa (282679)

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