Across generations and communities, recipes carry stories of tradition, migration, resilience and belonging. Join Auckland Museum for an evening of discussion around the connections between food, culture, history, and identity. Bringing together community voices and cultural perspectives from across Tāmaki Makaurau, this panel discussion will examine how food preserves heritage and keeps memories alive.

Panellists will share personal experiences and reflections on the role of cooking, family traditions, dining, and their importance in strengthening connections between people and place. Participants will also have the opportunity to join the conversation by sharing a recipe. Recipe cards will be provided as a keep sake.

Tickets for this event are ‘Pay What You Can’ – we’re inviting you to set the price for your ticket to attend. Te Taunga Recipe and Stories cookbook will also be available for purchase at Hokohoko Auckland Museum store for $29.50.