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Wellington Trades Hall Open Day

Wellington Trades Hall houses union history exhibits. It is also a place very important in New Zealand's social history.

Visitors will be able to view any of the items on display and if they wish will be able to have a commentary about Wellington Trades Hall and its place in New Zealand's social history.

Health & Safety

Earthquake and or fire are the only potential hazards. The building has an alarm system.

Location
126 Vivian Street, Wellington

Regions

Wellington CBD
Wellington

Tags

Open Day
Site Tour
Talk
Museum
Accessible
Self-Guided

Event times

9:30am-4:30pm Sat 31 Oct

Koha

Cost: A $25 donation secures a free book while stocks last

9:30am-5pm Fri 6 Nov

Koha

Cost: A $25 donation secures a free book while stocks last

Event hosts

Wellington Trades Hall

Wellington Trades Hall is a Category 1 heritage listed building. Wellington Trades Hall was built to house unions and the Labour Party. A lot of NZ's social history has occurred there. The current WTH president is Graeme Clarke who has worked in the building since 1975. He will host the event for WTH.

Email: m.c.union@tradeshall.org.nz

Phone: 027 9640925

Website: https://www.tradeshall.org.nz/