Toitu Otago Settlers Museum

Museum helping with causeway

A planned new report may shed further light on the best ways of protecting the remnants of a historic manuka causeway unearthed during construction of Dunedin's Wall Street retail mall.

Museum target $520,000 away

Museum target $520,000 away

Only another $520,000 has to be raised towards a $12.05 million community funding target for the Toitu Otago Settlers Museum redevelopment, thanks mainly to successful fundraising.

Museum redevelopment wins national award; gallery shortlisted

Museum redevelopment wins national award; gallery shortlisted

Toitu Otago Settlers Museum has won the Museums Aotearoa Project Achievement Award - Significant Project for its recently-completed $37.5 million redevelopment.

Visits to reopened museum top 140,000

Visits to Toitu Otago Settlers Museum had topped 140,000 since it reopened in December, museum director Linda Wigley told the museum board at its meeting yesterday.

Late nights a success

Late nights a success

Thursday late nights have proved popular at Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, attracting 1690 people since the redeveloped museum reopened to the public in December.

Dunedin's cultural reputation boosted

Dunedin's cultural reputation boosted

The Toitu Otago Settlers Museum's $37.5 million redevelopment is adding to Dunedin's growing reputation as a nationally significant culture and heritage visitor destination, museum director Linda Wigley says.

Museum visitor milestone win thrills

Museum visitor milestone win thrills

Visiting Toitu Otago Settlers Museum netted Peter Hunt a bouquet of flowers on Valentine's Day yesterday.

'Foolish' tourists nabbed in drains near Toitu

'Foolish' tourists nabbed in drains near Toitu

Dunedin police are considering whether to lay charges after four tourists entered a stormwater drain outside Toitu Otago Settlers Museum last night to explore some of Dunedin's less familiar and subterranean sites.

Settlers museum, Chinese Garden management merged

Settlers museum, Chinese Garden management merged

Management of the Dunedin Chinese Garden is to be merged with the neighbouring Toitu Otago Settlers Museum as part of a shake-up designed to minimise the garden's cost to ratepayers.

Toitu response 'remarkable'

Toitu response 'remarkable'

More than 44,000 people have visited the redeveloped Toitu Otago Settlers Museum less than a month after it reopened, in a ''quite remarkable'' public response, museum organisers say.

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