Guided tours
THE GARDENS OF HITI
The guided tours of the gardens of HITI will soon be available.
Main EXHIBITION HALL
The new Main Exhibition Hall is opening on march 4th, 2023.
Guided tours will be offered from March 11, 2023, from 10:00am to 11:30am.
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
For temporary exhibitions organized by the Museum, guided tours are offered depending on the events. Rates: 600 francs per person + entrance ticket.
For school children, guided tours can be arranged upon request.
For any reservation or information on the organization of these visits: accueil@museetahiti.pf
EXIBITIONS & EVENTS AT THE MUSEUM
To welcome visitors during its renovation process, the Musée de Tahiti et des Îles – Te Fare Manaha will host a new exhibition, « TUPUNA ➔ TRANSIT », from 30 March 2019 to 20 September 2020.
The show will feature a hundred of objects held in the museum’s collections. These are representative of the 5 archipelagos of French Polynesia, and most of them used to be displayed in the permanent galleries, closed since 2018 due to their planned refurbishment.
An audio guide accompanies your visit of this exhibition in french, english , tahitian and japanese.
Exhibition Paul Jacoulet from September 7 to December 10, 2017 at the Museum of Tahiti and the Islands.
An exhibition designed by the Musée du Quai Branly Jacques Chirac. A traveling artist in Micronesia or the floating universe Paul jacoulet.
The hosting of the traveling exhibition “A traveling artist in Micronesia – The floating universe of Paul Jacoulet” conceived by the musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac is a great opening opportunity on other Oceanian cultures and in particular the Japanese archipelago and Micronesia. The Museum of Tahiti and her Islands invites the Polynesian public to discover the subtle and refined world of Paul Jacoulet and to travel in his wake from Japan to Micronesia.
This exhibition invites you to discover the creativity of the artists who create every year the costumes for the Heiva i Tahiti, a dance competition (‘ori tahiti) which is celebrated since 1885 every year during July.The eighty-seven costumes presented in the exhibition are made out of dried plant material, most of them had been used during the Heiva, and some had been awarded with a prize for the most beautiful costume.