VISIT THE GALLERY
Te Uru is open to the public seven days during Summer and Autumn, 10am to 4.30pm. We open Tuesday-Sunday during Winter and Spring. Entry is free. We also open in the evening for special events.
Non-flash photography and filming is allowed in Te Uru for personal non-commerical use, except for specific exhibitions and artworks. For more details or to arrange a photoshoot, please read our photography guidelines.
FIND US
Te Uru is situated at 420 Titirangi Road, near the Titirangi roundabout at the Western end of Titirangi Village in West Auckland. From Auckland City, take the North Western Motorway until the Great North Road off-ramp in Pt Chevalier. Then travel along Great North Rd, Ash St, Rata St then Titirangi Rd. Click here for a map.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO THE GALLERY
Timetables for buses and trains can be found at www.at.govt.nz. We suggest a train to the transport hub in New Lynn and a bus for the last leg – there are regular buses between New Lynn and Titirangi.
LOPDELL PRECINCT
Te Uru is part of Lopdell Precinct, which also incorporates Lopdell House next door and the Treasure House behind (now used for wardrobe and theatre costume hire). Click here for more information about our Lopdell Precinct neighbours, and be sure to explore the village while you’re in Titirangi.
You can also enjoy the views from the roof of historic Lopdell House, or make a day of it and see McCahon House close by in French Bay, Te Toi Uku Clay Works and the Arataki Visitors Centre nearby in Oratia, Scenic Drive.
PARKING
Free one hour parking is available directly outside the gallery entrance on Titirangi Road. All day free parking is accessible off South Titirangi Road, behind the gallery, although you will need to use stairs to get to the front entrance.
ACCESS
If you or any of your visitors require special assistance during a visit, please call us in advance on 09 817 8087, we are here to help. There is a mobility parking space available outside the front of the gallery on Titirangi Road. The gallery is wheelchair accessible from Titirangi Road and throughout the building. A spare wheelchair is available for use in the gallery.
We welcome guide dogs and hearing dogs. No other animals are permitted inside the building.
SAFE SPACES
Te Uru welcomes diversity. We are committed to manaakitanga and providing a safe environment for everyone. Our full Safe Spaces Statement can be found here.
Te Uru is also a supporting member of Safe Space Alliance, an organisation which aims to help identify, navigate and create safe spaces for LGBTQI+ communities.
