Daily Events
Upcoming Events
Trapped in Amber
FULLY BOOKED
Make an amber fossil. Collect a few dead insects and bring them along to the library. We’ll choose the most intact specimen and recreate what happens when an insect gets trapped in resin.
Rocks in Our Night Sky
Look to the vastness of the southern sky and learn about our solar system with telescopes and laser-guided tours of the night sky.
Rocks in Our Night Sky
Look to the vastness of the southern sky and learn about our solar system with telescopes and laser-guided tours of the night sky.
Rocks in Our Night Sky
Look to the vastness of the southern sky and learn about our solar system with telescopes and laser-guided tours of the night sky.
Fostering the Next Generation of Palaeontologists: The Do’s and Don’ts of Ethical Fossil Collecting
Associate Professor Nic Rawlence will guide you through how to collect fossils ethically and how citizen scientists can contribute to new discoveries, followed by a Q&A session.
Amazing Meteorites
Marshall Palmer will cover the exciting process of tracking and recovering the meteorite using the Fireballs Aotearoa camera network.
Fossil Treasures in the Geology Museum
Fossil whales, sharks teeth, penguins, graptolites, ammonites, brachiopods, corals, ferns, bugs in amber, stromatolites and much, much more…
Fossil Treasures in the Geology Museum
Fossil whales, sharks teeth, penguins, graptolites, ammonites, brachiopods, corals, ferns, bugs in amber, stromatolites and much, much more…
Marine Science Rocks!
Marine science and geology combine to bring you this awesome event. Learn about our local shore line with geologists and marine scientists.
A Wild Thirst for Knowledge
Take a walk on the wild side at Ombrellos to listen to post-grads from the University who will pitch their research to convince the audience that their research rocks.
A Guided Tour of Fossil Treasures in the Geology Museum
A one-hour talk by Daphne Lee, Emeritus Professor in the Geology Department, University of Otago. Her research interests include fossils of all kinds.
Fossil Treasures in the Geology Museum
Fossil whales, sharks teeth, penguins, graptolites, ammonites, brachiopods, corals, ferns, bugs in amber, stromatolites and much, much more…
Rocks in Our Night Sky
Look to the vastness of the southern sky and learn about our solar system with telescopes and laser-guided tours of the night sky.
Fossil Treasures of Miocene Zealandia: New Discoveries from Foulden and Hindon Maars and Otago Amber
Honorary Associate Professor Daphne E Lee, University of Otago, discusses recent fossil discoveries from Miocene Zealandia.
A Guided Tour of Fossil Treasures in the Geology Museum
A one-hour talk by Daphne Lee, Emeritus Professor in the Geology Department, University of Otago. Her research interests include fossils of all kinds.
Fossil Treasures in the Geology Museum
Fossil whales, sharks teeth, penguins, graptolites, ammonites, brachiopods, corals, ferns, bugs in amber, stromatolites and much, much more…
Otago Rock and Mineral Club Open Day
Discover the fascinating world of rock hounding here in Otago. We invite rock enthusiasts, curious beginners, and seasoned collectors to explore minerals and geological treasures.
Rocks in Our Night Sky
Look to the vastness of the southern sky and learn about our solar system with telescopes and laser-guided tours of the night sky.
Rocks in Our Night Sky
Look to the vastness of the southern sky and learn about our solar system with telescopes and laser-guided tours of the night sky.
Carving Through Time: Geology, Hydrology, and Nature
Join Candice Martin (University of Otago) and Nicole Foote (NZ Landcare Trust) on an eye-opening journey through the forces that shape our landscape.
Rocks in Our Night Sky
Look to the vastness of the southern sky and learn about our solar system with telescopes and laser-guided tours of the night sky.
