Chronological list of Displays of the New Zealand AIDS Memorial Quilt

The following list of displays of The Quilt has been made up from a wide range of records and is as complete as it is possible to make it from the information available. You will note that from 2001, there appears to be little in the way of displays. It is from about 2001 that there was no permanent staff member to look after The Quilt or to display it hence the marked reduction in displays listed.

There are most likely omissions from this list (particularly from 2001 on) and there could be a few discrepancies in dates of other displays listed. Some of the displays listed may not have happened – we would have found a booking for a display but nothing else so we can only presume that it went ahead. Please accept in advance our apologies for any errors/omissions.

Unless otherwise stated, all displays are in New Zealand. Displays are listed as being Public, International, Educational (schools, universities, technical institutes etc.), Maraes or Other (such as Lions groups or other organisations)

A dash ( — ) in the date column means the same date as the previous entry in the list.

Date Location Type of display Blocks exhibited (if known) Notes

1987

U.S.A. Launch of The Names Project in the USA, and with it, the first Quilts in the world created in memory of someone lost to AIDS.

1988

1 December (World AIDS Day) Wellington First panel (for Peter Cuthbert) displayed

1989

28 May Auckland and Wellington First panel displays
8-11 June Montreal, Canada International Launch of Names Project North American Tour – Peter Cuthbert’s panel part of the launch display

1991

5 October Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland 32 NZ panels First official Unfolding Ceremony
1 December (World AIDS Day) Botanic Gardens, Wellington Public Blocks 1 to 5 It is not known if Block 6 was assembled by this time or not, and if so, whether it was in Wellington.
Blocks have been identified from photos of the display.
4 December Manner Street shopping Mall, Wellington Public Blocks 1 to 5 It is not known if Block 6 was assembled by this time or not, and if so, whether it was in Wellington.
Blocks have been identified from photos of the display.
12 December Vulcan Lane, Auckland Public Fundraising panel for Freddy Mercury (the ‘Signature Panel’)
13 December Queen Elizabeth 2nd Square, Auckland Public Fundraising panel for Freddy Mercury (the ‘Signature Panel’)

1992

5 January Auckland Patchwork Association, Auckland Other
23 February Hastings Shopping Mall, Hastings Public Blocks 1 to 5 and at least new panel It is not known if Block 6 was assembled by this time or not, and if so, whether it was in Hastings.
Blocks and panel have been identified from photos of the display.
25 – 28 February Hastings Art Gallery, Hastings Public
6 March Kiwi Kids With AIDS Display, Wellington
12 March Palmerston North
23 March Christchurch Town Hall, Christchurch Public Week long display
8 April Kelson Girls High School, Auckland Educational First school visit by The Quilt
9 April Glendowie College, Auckland Educational
10 April Selwyn College, Auckland Educational
24 April Palmerston North
6 May Wanganui Polytechnic, Wanganui Educational
17 May (International Candlelight Memorial) Hamilton Public
8 June Takapuna Grammar, Auckland Educational
15 – 19 June Tower Centre, Auckland Public Shopping Centre in central Auckland
22 July Silent Auction and Cabaret, Auckland Public First major fundraising event
26 July Odeon Theatre, Whangarei Public Start of month long tour of Northland.
See this page for full details on the trip to Northland.
27 July Ngararatuna Marae, Whangarei Marae First visit to a Marae.
28 July Forum North Civic Centre, Whangarei Public
1, 2 August St. John’s Uniting Church, Kamo, Whangarei Public
3 August Bay of Island College, Kawakawa, Northland Educational
5 August Radio Tautoko, Mangamuka, Northland Public
6 August Oturu Marae, Northland Marae
7 August Taipa Area School, Taipa, Northland Educational
9, 10 August Kaitia College, Kaitaia, Northland Educational
11 August Broadwood Area School, Northland Educational
12 August Te Kao Area School, Te Kao, Northland Educational
Te Hiku O Te Ika Marae, Te Hapua, Northland Marae Northernmost Marae in New Zealand
Cape Reinga in late afternoon Other Northern tip of the North Island
13 August Kerikeri Union Church, Kerikeri Public
14 August Te Tiriti O Waitangi National Marae, Waitangi Marae
16 August Pukerata Marae, Otaua, Northland Marae
17 August Northland College, Kaikohe Educational
18 August Te Kota Hitanga Marae, Kaikohe Marae
19 August Rahiri Marae, Dargaville Marae
20 August Dargaville High School, Dargaville Educational
21 August Korokotoa Marae, Titoki, Northland Marae Loose panels sewn together to form Taitokerau Block (Block 7)
24 August Maungarongo Marae, Poroti, Northland (near Whangarei) Marae
Whaiora Marae, Otara, Auckland Marae End of month long lour of Northland
30 August Otago Museum Marae, Dunedin Marae/Public
31 August to 5 September Various shopping malls and schools in Dunedin Actual display venues and days not known nor shown in the written files other than “various shopping malls and schools”.
6 September New Lynn Spoon Collectors Club, Auckland Other
14 September Lido Theatre Display, Epsom, Auckland Public
23 September to October Fisher Art Gallery, Pakuranga, Auckland Public Part of The Quilt only. Actual finish date not in the written files.
24 – 27 September Pakuranga Shopping Mall, Auckland Public
29 September Howick College, Auckland Educational
September Onehunga High School, Auckland Educational Actual date in September not in the written records
September Otamatea College, Maungaturoto Northland Educational Actual date in September not in the written records
9 – 11 October Washington DC, USA International Blocks 1, 2 and 4 and 4 new panels
13 November Henderson Community Hall, Henderson, North Auckland Public
1 December (World AIDS Day) Constitution Hill then on to St. Patrick’s Cathedral for AIDS Requiem Mass, Auckland Public

1993

3 – 6 February Richmond Road Primary School, Auckland Educational/Public In conjunction with Te Waka Awhina Tane Sports Day
13 – 20 February Outreach, Ponsonby, Auckland Public As part of Hero Festival
14 February Metropolitan Community Church, Auckland Public For Thanksgiving service
March Auckland College of Education Educational Actual date not in the written files
Pakuranga College, Auckland Educational Actual date not in the written files
29 March to 4 April Dargaville, Northland For AIDS Awareness and Prevention Week.
Actual display venues and dates not recorded in the written files.
21 April Onehunga High School, Auckland Educational
22 May Sydney, Australia Internatinal 1 block (unspecified as to which one)
23 May (International Candlelight Memorial) Constitution Hill and on to St. Matthews in the City, Auckland Public
Hamilton 2 blocks (unspecified as to which ones) Actual venue in Hamilton not mentioned in the written files
31 May Maungaturoto High School, Northland Educational
31 July and 1 August Gay and Lesbian Health Fair, Auckland Public
18 August Pakuranga College, Auckland Educational
18 September Marcellan Hall, Onehunga, Auckland Educational Auckland College of Education seminar
23 September Renouf Foyer, Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington Public
2 October Te Rongapai Market Day, Upper Hutt, Wellington Public
3 October ANZAC Hall, Featherston, Wairarapa Public
4 October Hau Ariki Marae, Martinborough, Wairarapa Marae
5 October Wairarapa College, Masterton Educational
6 October Makaroa College, Carterton, Wairarapa Educational
7 October Nga Waka Kohanga Reo, Carteton, Wairarapa Educational
8 October Te Ore Ore Marae, Wairarapa Marae
9 October Masterton Town Hall, Masterton, Wairarapa Public
11 October Noho Marae, Stokes Valley, Hutt Valley, Wellington Marae
12 October Kokiri, Seaview, Wellington Public (?)
14 October Wellington College of Education, Wellington Educational
20 October Wainuiomata Marae, Wainuiomata, Wellington Marae
23 October Waikanae, Kapiti Coast, North Wellington Public
30 October Silent Auction and Cabaret, Auckland Public Major fundraising event
10 November Kelston Girls High School, Auckland Educational First time The Quilt made a second visit to a school – many more were to come.
16 November Waitakere College, Auckland Educational
1 December (World AIDS Day) AIDS Media Awards, Auckland Public
1 to 6 December St. Paul’s Cathedral, Dunedin Public Blocks 1 to 3 and 5 to 9, and 2 loose panels It is not known is any other blocks or loose panels were in Otago for these displays.
These blocks have been identified from photos of the Display.
7 December Central Otago Railway Museum, Ranfurly, Central Otago Public Blocks 1 to 3 and 5 to 9, and 2 loose panels It is not known is any other blocks or loose panels were in Otago for these displays.
These blocks have been identified from photos of the Display.
9 to 12 December St. John’s Church, Tay St, Invercargill Public Blocks 1 to 3 and 5 to 9, and 2 loose panels It is assumed that these blocks and panels were taken to Invercargill from Dunedin and are the ones identified from photos of the Dunedin displays.
20, 21 December Murihiku Marae, Invercargill Marae Blocks 1 to 3 and 5 to 9, and 2 loose panels It is assumed that these blocks and panels were taken to Invercargill from Dunedin and are the ones identified from photos of the Dunedin displays.

1994

29 January to 8 February Aotea Centre, Auckland Public Blocks 1,4,5,6 and 9 and a loose panel It is not known how many blocks and loose panels were on displays.
The ones listed here have been identified from photos of the display.
9, 10 February Aotea Square, Auckland Public
23 February Rudolph Steiner School, Hastings Educational Kiwi Kids with AIDS Day
10 March Hutt Valley High School, Wellington Educational
16 March Newlands College, Wellington Educational
17 March Heretunga College, Wellington Educational
18 March Waiopehu Colege, Levin, Horowhenua Educational
19 March Wellington Public Positive Women’s fundraiser
Actual venue not in written records
21, 22 March Aotea College, Porirua, Wellington Educational
Paraparaumu College, Paraparaumu, Kapiti Coast, North Wellington Educational
24 March Kapiti College, Paraparaumu Educational
25 March Wellington Polytechnic, Wellington Educational
28 March Wainuiomata College, Wainuiomata, Wellington Educational
29 March Naenae College, Lower Hutt, Wellington Educational
30 March Onslow College, Johnsonville, Wellington Educational
31 March Upper Hutt College, Upper Hutt, Wellington Educational
March Waitakere College, Auckland Educational Actual date not in the written files
Kaitaia College, Kaitaia, Northland Educational Actual date not in the written files
Wellington College, Wellington Educational Actual date not in the written files
3 April Church service, Wellington Public Actual church where the service was held is not in the written files
6 April Mana College, Porirua, Wellington Educational
7 April Sacred Heart College, Wellington Educational
April Lynfield College, Auckland Educational Actual date not in the written files
22 May (International Candlelight Memorial) Hamilton Public Actual venue not in the written files
March to Aotea Square, Auckland Public
1 June Lynfield College, Auckland Educational
19 July Huntly College, Huntly, Waikato Educational
1 August Pakuranga College, Auckland Educational
5 August Kelston Boys High School, Auckland Educational
7 – 9 August Yokohama, Japan International Blocks 7 and 10
10 August Mercury Bay Area School, Whitianga, Coromandel Peninsular Educational Blocks 2 to 6 and 9 It is not known how many blocks went to Whitianga.
The ones listed here have been identified from photos of the display.
16 August Kelston Girls High School, Auckland Educational
12 September Public Health Display, Tauranga Public Actual venue not in written files
22 September Friendship House, Manukau, Auckland Public
Manukau Shopping Mall, Manukau Auckland Public
23 September Penrose High School, Penrose, Auckland Educational Blocks 3, 5, 7, 8, and 10 It is not known how many blocks went to the school.
The ones listed here have been identified from photos of the display.
26 September Auckland Volunteer Centre, Auckland Public (?)
2 – 7 October Christchurch Cathedral, Christchurch Public Blocks 1 to 9 and four loose panels It is not known how many blocks went to Christchurch.
The ones listed here have been identified from photos of the various Christchurch displays. It is assumed the same ones were taken to all venues while in Canterbury.
10 October Cashmere High School, Christchurch Educational Blocks 1 to 9 and four loose panels See note above about the 2 – 7 October 1994 Christchurch Cathedral display.
11 October Hillmorton High School, Christchurch Educational Blocks 1 to 9 and four loose panels See note above about the 2 – 7 October 1994 Christchurch Cathedral display.
12 October Aranui High School, Christchurch Educational Blocks 1 to 9 and four loose panels See note above about the 2 – 7 October 1994 Christchurch Cathedral display.
13 October Christchurch College of Education, Christchurch Educational Blocks 1 to 9 and four loose panels See note above about the 2 – 7 October 1994 Christchurch Cathedral display.
14 October Darfield High School, Darfield, Canterbury Educational Blocks 1 to 9 and four loose panels See note above about the 2 – 7 October 1994 Christchurch Cathedral display.
31 October to 6 November Manukau Shopping Centre, Manukau, Auckland Public Blocks 2 to 7, 9 and 10 and 2 loose panels It is not known how many blocks went to the shopping mall.
The ones listed here have been identified from photos of the display.
7 – 13 November Waitakere City K Mart Plaza Shopping Centre, Henderson, Auckland Public Blocks 3, 6, and 8 It is not known how many blocks went to the shopping mall.
The ones listed here have been identified from photos of the display.
14 – 18 November Shore City Galleria (shopping centre), Takapuna, Auckland Public Block 4 It is not known how many blocks went to the shopping mall.
The one listed here has been identified from photos of the display.
1 December (World AIDS Day) Wellington Public Actual venue not in written files
March from Aotea Centre to Ellen Melville Centre, Auckland Public 1 – 3, 5 – 7, 10 and 12 and four loose panels. It is not known how many blocks were present.
The ones listed here have been identified from photos of the march and display.
Block 13 was presented at the Ellen Melville Centre at the end of the march.
2 – 9 December Ellen Melville Centre, Auckland Public
4 December Metropolitan Community Church at St. Matthews in the City, Auckland Public
25 December Wellington Public Christmas Day church service
Church used for the service not mentioned in the written files

1995

20 -27 February Street display and theatre foyer display, Rotorua Public
1 March Waikato Polytechnic, Hamilton Educational 4 blocks including block 3
23 – 26 March Centrestage Theatre, Orewa, North Auckland Public Blocks 6, 8, 9, 13
27 March Orewa High School, Orewa, North Auckland Educational Blocks 6, 8, 9, 13
29 March Dunedin College of Education, Dunedin Educational
10, 11 April Waikato University, Hamilton Educational
24 April Waimea College, Richmond, Nelson Educational Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Start of tour of Nelson region.
All these blocks toured the Nelson region together and as many as possible were displayed at each venue according to available space.
26 April (morning) Motueka High School, Motueka, Nelson Educational Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Nelson region.
26 April (afternoon) Golden Bay High School, Takaka, Golden Bay Educational Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Nelson region.
27 April Nayland College, Nelson Educational Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Nelson region.
28 April Nelson Girls College, Nelson Educational Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Nelson region.
29 April to 5 May Nelson Cathedral, Nelson Public Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Nelson region.
18 May Omaha Marae, Marlborough Marae Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 All blocks involved in the Nelson tour earlier in May went on to tour Marlborough and were displayed as space permitted.
19 May Waikawa Marae, Picton, Marlborough Marae Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
19, 20 May The Forum, Blenheim Public Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
21 May (12th International Candlelight Memorial) The Forum, Blenheim Public Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
St. Matthews in the City, Auckland Public Blocks 3(??), 8 and 12 Block 3 is mentioned in the written files as being at this display, but is shown in the photos of the tour of Marlborough (over 600Km away) at the same time.
22 May Marlborough Polytechnic, Blenheim Educational Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
23 May Marlborough Girls High School, Blenheim Educational Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
Marlborough Boys High School, Blenheim Educational Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
Queen Charlotte College, Picton, Marlborough Educational Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
24 May Bohally Intermediate School, Blenheim Educational Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
Rai Valley Area School, Rai Valley, Marlborough Educational Blocks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
28 – 30 May Hawera High School, Hawera, Taranaki Educational Blocks 1 to 13 All blocks from the Nelson and Marlborough tours were forwarded to Hawera where they were joined by the other blocks to tour Taranaki and displayed as space permitted.
Three new panels were presented on the tour of Taranaki.
Note that blocks 10 and 11 do not show in any photos taken during the tour of Taranaki.
30 May St. Joseph’s Intermediate School, Hawera, Taranaki Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
Hawera Intermediate School, Hawera, Taranaki Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
31 May Waverley Town Hall, Waverley, Taranaki Public Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
1 June Patea High School, Patea, Taranaki Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
2, 3 June Stratford High School, Stratford, Taranaki Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
4 June Hawera Community Centre, Hawera, Taranaki Public Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
5 June Taranaki Base Hospital, New Plymouth Public Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
6 June New Plymouth Girls High School, New Plymouth Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
Te Rua Pekapuka Marae, Urenui, Taranaki Marae Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
7 June Spotswood High School, New Plymouth Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
8 June Waitara High School, Waitara, Taranaki Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
9 June Hempton Hall, Okato, Taranaki Public Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
10 June New Plymouth City Centre, New Plymouth Public Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
11 June St. Mary’s Church, New Plymouth Public Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
12 June Rangiatea Polytechnic, New Plymouth Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
13 June New Plymouth Polytechnic, New Plymouth Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
14 June Opunake High School, Opunake, Taranaki Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
15 June Inglewood High School, Inglewood, Taranaki Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
16 June Francis Douglas Memorial School, New Plymouth Educational Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
17, 18 June Parihaka Marae, New Plymouth Marae Blocks 1 to 13 Part of tour of Marlborough.
23, 24 June Names Project International Display, San Francisco, USA International
9 August Kelston Girls High School, Auckland Educational
17 August Rangitoto College, Auckland Educational
24 – 28 August Waikato University, Hamilton Educational
13 September Education Department, University of Otago, Dunedin Educational
17 – 21 September 3rd Asia and Pacific Conference on AIDS, Changmai, Thailand International
26 September Marist Girls College, Auckland Educational
27 September Marcellan College, Auckland Educational
8 October Herne Bay House fundraiser, Auckland Public Herne Bay House was a residential ‘home away form home’ in Auckland for those living with HIV/AIDS. It is now closed
22 – 26 November Taupo AC Baths, Taupo Public Sexual Health Promotion Week
27, 28 November B’Jammin Clothing Shop, Taupo Public Sexual Health Promotion Week
29, 30 November Whicoulls Courtyard, Taupo Public Sexual Health Promotion Week
1 December (World AIDS Day) Great Lake Centre Courtyard, Taupo Public
Aotea Square, Auckland Public
Wellington Public Actual venue not in written files
Cathedral Square, Christchurch Public Block 5 and 11 It is not known how many blocks went to Christchurch.
The ones listed here have been identified from photos of the display.

1996

14 – 20 April Christchurch Cathedral, Christchurch Public Blocks 2 – 4, 7, 9, 10, and 12 – 14 It is not known how many blocks went to Christchurch.
The ones listed here have been identified from photos of the displays in the Cathedral, and from school visits on the following days.
It is assumed that all the blocks that travelled to Christchurch were taken to all venues and displayed as space permitted.
21 April Marian College, Christchurch Educational Blocks 2 – 4, 7, 9, 10, and 12 – 14 See note above for April 1996 Christchurch Cathedral display
22 April Linwood High School, Christchurch Educational Blocks 2 – 4, 7, 9, 10, and 12 – 14 See note above for April 1996 Christchurch Cathedral display
23 April St. Margaret’s College, Christchurch Educational Blocks 2 – 4, 7, 9, 10, and 12 – 14 See note above for April 1996 Christchurch Cathedral display
24 April Hillmorton High School, Christchurch Educational Blocks 2 – 4, 7, 9, 10, and 12 – 14 See note above for April 1996 Christchurch Cathedral display
25 April St. Bedes College, Christchurch Educational Blocks 2 – 4, 7, 9, 10, and 12 – 14 See note above for April 1996 Christchurch Cathedral display
26 April Avonside Girls College, Christchurch Educational Blocks 2 – 4, 7, 9, 10, and 12 – 14 See note above for April 1996 Christchurch Cathedral display
1 – 6 May Aorangi Stadium, Timaru Public
15 – 18 May Kew Hospital, Invercargill Public
19 May (13th International Candlelight Memorial) Pukekura Park, New Plymouth Public Block 10
The Boatshed, Wellington Public 1 block
St. Mary’s of Angels Church, Wellington Public 1 block
Hospital Chapel, Kew Hospital, Invercargill Public
St. Matthews in the City, Auckland Public
24, 25 May Childrens TV Telethon, Wellington Public
7 – 12 July XI International Conference on AIDS, Vancouver, Canada International
8 July New Zealand Association. of Counsellor’s Conference, Havelock North, Hastings Other Block 8
20 July Auckland NZAF AIDS Support training Other
1 August Auckland School of Education, Auckland Educational
24 August Town Centre, Taupo Public
2 – 8 September Downtown Shopping Mall, Auckland Public Blocks 8, 9 , 15
11, 12 September The College of St. John the Evangelist (‘St. John’s Theological College’), Auckland Educational
14 September Auckland University Medical School open day, Auckland Educational/Public Block 11
16 – 22 September Glenfield Shopping Mall, Auckland Public Blocks 2 and 11
30 September to 6 October St. Lukes Shopping Mall, Auckland Public Blocks 9 and 11
7 – 11 October Wanganui Polytechnic, Wanganui Educational Blocks 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 13, 15
9 – 23 October “Take a Break” (Women’s space), Auckland Public/Other Block 9
11 – 13 October International Display, Washington DC, USA International
13 October Downtown Convention Centre, Auckland Public Blocks 2, 11, 14 Herne Bay House ‘Hair Day’ (fundraiser)
14 – 20 October Hunters Plaza Shopping Mall, Auckland Public Blocks 7, 9, 14 The blocks listed here are those listed in the written files. The photos of the display clearly show Blocks 2, 11 and 14 only.
21 October Air New Zealand F.O.C. Luncheon, AK Airport Other Blocks 11, 14
24 October Manukau Polytechnic, Auckland Educational Block 11, 13
28 October to 3 November Shore City Galleria Shopping Mall, Takapuna, Auckland Public
5 November Huntly College, Huntly, Waikato Educational Blocks 2, 4 – 6, and 9 – 13
12 November Women’s HIV Support Group, A Other
13 November Auckland Metropolitan College, Auckland Educational
25, 26 November Golden Bay Community Centre, Takaka, Golden Bay Public Blocks 1, 5, 12 and 15 Start of tour of Nelson region.
One new panel presented at this display.
St. John Hall, Motueka, Nelson Public Blocks 2, 6, 8 and 9 Start of tour of Nelson region
27 November Nelson Polytechnic, Nelson Educational Blocks 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12 and 15 and new panel Part of tour of Nelson region
28 November Nayland College, Nelson Educational Blocks 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12 and 15 and new panel Part of tour of Nelson region
29 November Nelson Boys College, Nelson Educational Blocks 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12 and 15 and new panel Part of tour of Nelson region
Aotea Square, Auckland Public Blocks 10 and 11 Fundraising collection for World AIDS Day on 1 December.
30 November to 6 December Old City Council Electricity Dept. offices, Nelson Public Blocks 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12 and 15 and new panel Part of tour of Nelson region
1 December (World AIDS Day) Kaitaia, Northland Public Blocks 3 and 7
Wellington Public Blocks 4 and 14
Rotorua Public Block 13
Taupo Public Blocks 5 and 6
11, 12 December ‘Higher Ground’, Auckland Other Blocks 10, 11 and 15 Residential drug use rehabilitation centre.

1997

7 – 21 February Hero Festival displays, Auckland Public
24 February Green Bay High School, Auckland Educational
9 – 23 March Aotea Centre, Auckland Public
1 – 29 April Massey Homestead Exhibition Centre (Community Arts Centre), Mangere, Auckland Public Blocks 2 – 7, 9, 13 and 14
9 April James Cook High School, Auckland Educational
11 April Mangere College, Auckland Educational
23 Auckland South Auckland Visually Impaired Other
4 May (14th International Candlelight Memorial) Auckland Public Blocks 2, 6 and 15 and two loose panels Actual Auckland venue not in written files
Dunedin Public Blocks 1, 8, 10, 14 Actual Dunedin venue not in written files
Invercargill Public Actual Invercargill venue not in written files
New Plymouth Public Actual New Plymouth venue not in written files
Hamilton Public Block 3 and 5 and one loose panel Actual Hamilton venue not in written files
Rotorua Public Blocks 9 and 13 Actual Rotorua venue not in written files
5 May St. Dominic’s School, Auckland Educational
7 – 11 May Rotorua and Tauranga Smoke Free Week Public Actual venues used not in written files
13 – 18 May Manukau Shopping Centre, West Mall, Manukau, Auckland Public
16 May Meteor Performance Centre, Hamilton Public Block 9 and 13
27 May Kings College, Auckland Educational
May Asia/Pacific Conference, Singapore International Block 4 Actual date in May not in written files
Huirapa Marae, Kaitane, Otago Marae Actual date in May not in written files
Alexandra, Central Otago Public (?) Actual date in May and venue not in written files
New Plymouth Girls High School, New Plymouth Educational Actual date in May not in written files
Waitara School, Waitara, Taranaki Educational Actual date in May not in written files
Spotswood College, New Plymouth Educational Actual date in May not in written files
Various Marae in Taranaki Marae Actual dates in May and Maraes visited not in written files
6 June Social Workers School, Unitec, Auckland Educational Blocks 7 and 11
7 June Family Heritage Day display, Auckland Public
12 June St. Cuthberts Girls School, Auckland Educational
16 – 22 June Hunters Plaza, Papatoetoe, South Auckland Public
25 June Penrose High School, Auckland Educational
27 June Mangere College, Auckland Educational
30 June Rodney College, Wellsford, North Auckland Educational
22 July Lynfield College, Auckland Educational
25 July Penose High School, Auckland Educational
28 July Kelson Deaf Education Centre, Auckland Educational
4 August Pukekohe High School, Pukekohe, South Auckland Educational
5 August James Cook High School, Auckland Educational
14 August Waitakere College, Auckland Educational
18 – 20 August Various schools & Marae, Whakatane Educational/Marae Schools and Maraes visited and dates not in written files.
25 – 31 August St. Lukes Shopping Centre, Auckland Public
28 August Kings College, Auckland Educational
10 September Mahurangi College, Warkworth, North Auckland Educational
16, 18 September Counsellors Diploma Course, Manukau Tech., Auckland Educational
17 – 20 September St. John’s Theological College, Auckland Educational
22 September Colenso High School, Napier Educational
23 September Eastern Institute Of Technology, Taradale, Napier Educational
Rudolph Steiner School, Hastings Educational
25 September Hastings Girls High School, Hastings Educational
26 September TOPS Groups, Hastings Other TOPS was a Government funded job skills training course for young unemployed people.
September Waipatu Marae, Karamu, Hastings Marae Actual date not in written files
13 – 22 October People With AIDS World Conference, Singapore International 1 Block
28 October Te-Poho-O Rawiri Marae, Gisborne Marae Start of visit to Gisborne
29 October Lytton High School, Gisborne Educational Part of Gisborne tour
30 October Gisborne Boys High School, Gisborne Educational Part of Gisborne tour
31 October Campion Catholic School, Gisborne Educational Part of Gisborne tour
1 November Treble Court Shopping Centre, Gisborne Public Part of Gisborne tour
3 November Gisborne Girls High School, Gisborne Educational Part of Gisborne tour
4 November Toihoukura (Tairawhiti Technical Institute), Gisborne Educational Part of Gisborne tour
11 November Aorere College, Auckland Educational
29 November Walk For Life, Auckland Public
Walk For Life, Christchurch Public
1 – 5 December The Forum, Blenheim Public
1 December (World AIDS Day) Auckland Public Actual venue not in written files
Hamilton Public Actual venue not in written files
Taupo Public Actual venue not in written files
Wellington Public Actual venue not in written files
Whakatane Public Actual venue not in written files
Christchurch Public Actual venue not in written files
3 December Aorere College, Auckland Educational

1998

8 February Herne Bay House Hairdressing fundraiser, Auckland Public
Metropolitan Community Church, Auckland Public
11 – 13 February St. Lukes Shopping Centre, Auckland Public
17 February St. Patrick’s Catholic Cathedral, Auckland Public
25 February Whitianga Marae, Coromandel Peninsular Marae
8 March Awareness Day family picnic display, Hamilton Public
16 March Odessy House School, Auckland Other Residential rehabilitation course for drug dependant youth.
21 March Volunteers Day, Aotea Square, Auckland Public
28 March Burnett Clinic (NZAF now Burnett Foundation Aotearoa, Auckland) Volunteers Other
31 March Southern Cross School, Mangere, Auckland Educational
9 April Southern Cross School, Mangere, Auckland Educational
21, 22 April Volunteers training days, Tauranga Other
5, 6 May Katikati College, Katikati, Bay of Plenty Educational
7 May Health Education Day, Tauranga Hospital, Tauranga Public
16 May St. Lukes Shopping Mall, Auckland Public
West City Shopping Mall, Auckland Public
Pakuranga Shopping Mall, Auckland Public
Downtown Shopping Mall, Auckland Public
17 May (International Candlelight Memorial) Hamilton Public 2 Blocks
Wellington Public 4 Blocks
Taupo Public
Nelson Public 1 Block
Christchurch Public 2 Blocks
Aotea Square, then walked to St. Matthews in the City for 6pm service, Auckland Public 2 Blocks
21 May Birkenhead College, Auckland Educational
25 May Mangere College, Auckland Educational
26 May Birkenhead College, Auckland Educational
27 May King’s College, Auckland Educational
5 – 8 June Copthorne Rutherford Hotel, Nelson Public Entire Quilt Start of Tour of Nelson district.
9 June
Day time
Motueka High School, Motueka, Nelson Educational Part of Tour of Nelson district.
Whole Quilt was on tour but amount displayed varied depending on area available.
9 June
Evening
Motueka High School, Motueka, Nelson Public Part of Tour of Nelson district.
Whole Quilt was on tour but amount displayed varied depending on area available.
10, 11 June Nelson Polytechnic, Nelson Educational Part of Tour of Nelson district.
Whole Quilt was on tour but amount displayed varied depending on area available.
12 June Tapawera Area School, Tapawera, Nelson Educational Part of Tour of Nelson district.
Whole Quilt was on tour but amount displayed varied depending on area available.
15 June Waimea College, Richmond, Nelson Educational Part of Tour of Nelson district.
Whole Quilt was on tour but amount displayed varied depending on area available.
16 June Nelson Girls College, Nelson Educational Part of Tour of Nelson district.
Whole Quilt was on tour but amount displayed varied depending on area available.
17 June Nelson (Boys) College, Nelson Educational Part of Tour of Nelson district.
Whole Quilt was on tour but amount displayed varied depending on area available.
18, 19 June Nayland College, Nelson Educational Part of Tour of Nelson district.
Whole Quilt was on tour but amount displayed varied depending on area available.
25 June St. Dominic’s Auckland Educational
8 – 12 July Manukau City Shopping Mall, Auckland Public
13 – 19 July St. Lukes Shopping Mall, Auckland Public
23 July Te Puke High School, Te Puke, Bay of Plenty Educational Part of Bay of Plenty tour
23, 24 July Bay of Plenty Polytechnic, Tauranga Educational Part of Bay of Plenty tour
25, 26 July Bay Fair Shopping Centre, Tauranga Public Part of Bay of Plenty tour
27 July Mt. Maunganui College, Tauranga Educational Part of Bay of Plenty tour
28 July (morning) Tauranga Girls High School, Tauranga Educational Part of Bay of Plenty tour
28 July (afternoon) Tauranga Boys High School, Tauranga Educational Part of Bay of Plenty tour
29 July Bethlehem College Tauranga Educational Part of Bay of Plenty tour
30 July Otemotai College, Tauranga Educational Part of Bay of Plenty tour
31 July Tauranga Boys High School, Tauranga Educational Part of Bay of Plenty tour
17, 18 August Eastern Bay of Plenty Schools Educational Actual schools visited and dates not in written files
19 August Ruatoki School, Ruatoki, Bay of Plenty Educational
20, 21 August Eastern Bay of Plenty Schools Educational Actual schools visited and dates not in written files
25 August Teacher Training day, Whangarei Educational
26, 27 August Glenfield College, Auckland Educational
28 August Kelston Girls High School, Auckland Educational
2 September Waitakere College, Auckland Educational
3 September Kelston Girls High School, Auckland Educational
4 September Manukau Technical Institute, Auckland Educational
8 September Rangitoto College, Auckland Educational
21 September; Long Bay High School, Auckland Educational
22 September Rangitoto College, Auckland Educational
24 September Pakuranga High School, Auckland Educational
27 September to 3 October Christchurch Cathedral, Christchurch Public
13, 14 October Mt. Albert Grammar, Auckland Educational
21 October Takapuna Grammar, Auckland Educational
21 – 24 October Metropolitan Community Church Conference, Waikato University, Hamilton Other
20 November Pakuranga High School, Auckland Educational
26 November Kaipara College, Helensville, North Auckland Educational
1 December (World AIDS Day) Dunedin Public 4 Blocks Venue not in written files
Auckland Public Venue not in written files
Whangarei Public Venue not in written files
Taupo Public 2 Blocks Venue not in written files
Wellington Public 4 Blocks Venue not in written files
Hamilton Public Single panels only Venue not in written files
Early December Mahurangi College, Warkworth, North Auckland Educational Actual date not in written records

1999

6 – 10 January New Zealand Haemophilia Society, Auckland Other
27 April Marlborough Boys College, Blenheim Educational
28 April Marlborough Girls College, Blenheim Educational
29 April Marlborough Academy, Blenheim Educational
30 April Marlborough Polytechnic, Blenheim Educational
1 May The Forum, Blenheim Public
3 May Rai Valley Area School, Rai Valley, Marlborough Educational
4, 5 May Bohally Intermediate, Blenheim Educational
6 May Kaikoura High School, Kaikoura Educational
7 May Queen Charlotte College, Picton Educational
12 May Collingwood Area School, Collingwood, Golden Bay Educational
13 May Golden Bay High School, Takaka, Golden Bay Educational
14 May Murchison Area School, Murchison, Buller District Educational
16 May (International Candlelight Memorial) Fairfield House, Nelson Public
17 May Marlborough Boys College, Blenheim Educational
20 May Southern Cross School, Mangere, Auckland Educational
28, 29 May Rangitoto College, Auckland Educational
May Bevertown Lions, Blenheim Other Actual date of visit not in written files
Lifeline Marlborough, Blenheim Other Actual date of visit not in written files
9 June Takapuna Grammar, Auckland Educational
16 June Diocesan School for Girls, Auckland Educational
21 June Lynfield College, Auckland Educational
15, 19 July Northcote College, Auckland Educational
20 July Western Springs College, Auckland Educational
20 July (evening) Panmure Rotary Club, Auckland Other
2 August Kamo High School, Whangarei Educational
4 August Mangakahia Area School, Mangakahia, Northland Educational
5 August Bream Bay College, Ruakaka, Northland Educational
6 August Otamatea High Sschool, Mangaturoto, Northland Educational
16, 17 August Whangarei Girls High School, Whangarei Educational
18 August Taipa Area School, Taipa, Northland Educational
19 August Bay of Islands College, Kawakawa, Northland Educational
20 August Tauraroa, Northland Actual venue and type of visit not recorded in written files
23 August Pukekohe High School, Auckland Educational
24 August Kelston Girls High School, Auckland Educational
26 August Pukekohe High School, Auckland Educational
13 September Opononi Area School, Opononi, Northland Educational
14 September Dargaville High School, Dargaville, Northland Educational
15 September Whangarei Boys High School, Whangarei Educational
22 – 26 September St. Lukes Shopping Centre Public
4, 5 October Howick College, Auckland Educational
15 October Mahurangi College, Warkworth, North Auckland Educational

2000

3 – 17 March Kamo High School, Whangarei Educational 2 Blocks
1 April North Harbour Funfest, Auckland Public 2 Blocks
1 – 7 April Taranaki Health Promo Unit, New Plymouth Public (?) 2 Blocks
1 – 8 April Meteor Theatre, Hamilton Public 12 Blocks
21 May (International Candlelight Memorial) Wintergarden, Auckland Domain, Auckland Public Blocks 1, 2, 7, 8, 11 and 13
N.Z.A.F., Hamilton Public Block 3
N.Z.A.F., Wellington Blocks 4 and 15
Taranaki Health Promotion Unit, New Plymouth Public Blocks 5 and 10
Taupo Library, Taupo Public Blocks 6 and 9
HIV Networking Group, Palmerston North Public Blocks 12 and 14
Fairfield House, Nelson Public Block 16 and 1 loose panel
12 June St. Dominic’s Catholic School for Girls, Henderson, North Auckland Educational 6 Blocks and loose panels
20 June Carmel College, Auckland Educational
28, 30 June Pukekohe High School, Pukekohe, South Auckland Educational
14 – 24 July Working Together Group, Dunedin Public Entire Quilt
31 July, 1 August
OR
7, 8 August
Glenfield College, Auckland Educational The written files refer to a two day visit to Glenfield College, but do not specify exactly which of the two dates given here are the dates of the actual visit.
15 – 18 August Rangitoto College, Auckland Educational
12, 13 October Howick College, Auckland Educational
1 November Kings College, Auckland Educational
10 – 12 November N.Z.A.F., Hamilton Public 8 Blocks
28 November Mahurangi College, Warkworth, North Auckland Blocks 1 and 13
1 December (World AIDS Day) Palmerston North Public Blocks 2, 6, and 10 Venue of display not in written files
Hamilton Public 3 loose panels Venue of display not in written files
Kerikeri and Kaikohe, Northland Public 5 loose panels The written files do not say whether the panels were shown for part of the day in each town or some went to one town with the rest going to the other.
Whangarei Public Blocks 7 and 14 Venue of display not in written files
Turangawaewae Marae, Ngaruwhaia, Waikato Public/Marae 3, 5, 9 and 11 This is the National Marae, and home of the Maori Queen/King
Auckland Public Blocks 1 and 13 Venue of display not in written files
Te Kuiti, South-West Waikato Public Block 8 Venue of display not in written files
Te Papa, The National Museum of New Zealand, Wellington Public Blocks 4, 15 and 16
Onehunga Mall, Auckland Public Block 12
5 December Aorere College, Auckland Educational Blocks 1, 7, 8, and 12 – 14
31 December to ? The Edge, Aotea Centre, Auckland Public Written files do not give the finishing date of this display other than January.

2001

9 – 25 February Aotea Centre, Auckland Public Entire Quilt
17 February Hero Parade, Auckland Public 8 Blocks and all loose panels These Blocks and panels were removed from the Aotea Centre Display for the evening of the parade only and then returned.
1, 2 May Pukekohe High School, Pukekohe, South Auckland Educational
20 May (International Candlelight Memorial) Midland Central Health Networking Group Public 2 Blocks Written files do not specify where the Group is located, or the venue used etc.
Wellington Public 2 Blocks Written files do not give a venue for this visit to Wellington
Hamilton Public 4 loose panels Written files do not give a venue for this visit to Hamilton
Whangarei Public 2 Blocks Written files do not give a venue for this visit to Whangrei
Western Springs, Auckland Public 3 Blocks
Metropolitan Community Church, Auckland Public 2 Blocks and one loose panel
June Kelston Deaf Education Centre, Auckland Educational/Other Actual date of visit not mentioned in written files
4 – 6 October Aotea Chapel, Auckland Public Entire Quilt Special display to mark the 10th anniversary of the New Zealand AIDS Memorial Quilt, with three new panels being presented.

2002

13, 14 July HIV.AIDS Volunteer Training Weekend, Nelson Hospital, Nelson Other Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others Eight Blocks and at least two loose panels came to Nelson for this tour of Nelson and the South Island’s West Coast, but only five of the Blocks can be identified from photographs of the tour.
As many Blocks as possible were displayed in each venue depending on space available.
15, 16 July Nelson College for Girls, Nelson Educational Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
17 July Nelson (Boys) College Educational Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
17 July (evening) Richmond Division, St. John Youth, Nelson Other Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
18 July Waimea College, Nelson Educational Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
22 July Karamea Area School, Karamea, West Coast Educational Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
Start of The Quilt’s only visit to the South Island’s West Coast
23, 24 July Buller Community Centre, Westport Public Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
Part of The Quilt’s only visit to the South Island’s West Coast
26, 27 July West Bank Art Gallery, Greymouth Public Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
Part of The Quilt’s only visit to the South Island’s West Coast
28 July Trowbridge Room, Regent Theatre, Greymouth Public Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
Part of The Quilt’s only visit to the South Island’s West Coast
29, 30 July Westland High School, Hokitika Educational Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
Part of The Quilt’s only visit to the South Island’s West Coast
31 July, 1 August Reynolds Room, Regent Theatre, H Public Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
Part of The Quilt’s only visit to the South Island’s West Coast
2 August Inangahua College, Reefton, Buller District Educational Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
Part of The Quilt’s only visit to the South Island’s West Coast
3 August S.T.I. Conference and Workshop, Aloha Lodge, Nelson Other Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
5 August Waimea College, Richmond, Nelson Educational Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
5 August (evening) Nelson Division, St. John Youth, Nelson Other Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
6 – 8 August Nayland College, Nelson Educational Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
9 August Waimea College, Richmond, Nelson Educational Blocks 3 – 5, 7, 14 and others See note for 13, 14 July above.
2 – 9 October International Gay Games, Sydney, Australia International 2 Blocks
27 October International Gay Bowling Organisation Pasifika Tournament, Auckland Other
1 December (World AIDS Day) Circle of Friends, Auckland Public 2 Blocks
Palmerston North Public 2 Blocks Venue for the visit to Palmerston North is not in the written files
Tauranga Public 4 Blocks Venue for the visit to Tauranga is not in the written files
Whangarei Public 2 Blocks Venue for the visit to Whangarei is not in the written files
Invercargill Public 2 Blocks Venue for the visit to Invercargill is not in the written files

2005

24 – 28 October Pan Pacific AIDS Conference, Aotea Centre, Auckland Public/Other Entire Quilt

2007

26 July NAGS Awareness Evening, Nelson Public 2 Blocks NAGS is the Nayland Alliance of Gays and Straights, a secondary school based gay student support group at Nayland College, Nelson.
Can you help?
Can you help?  We’re raising needed funds for HIV awareness and education.
Interested in exhibiting a block?
Interested in exhibiting a block?  Get in touch to enquire.