Uvea Museum Association

The Uvea Museum Association contains exhibits of traditional tools, historical documents, and photographs documenting the development of Wallisian society through generations.

Established in 2006 by Eric Pambrun and Christophe Laurent, this institution emerged from local efforts to document interactions between Wallisians, Westerners, and Tongans.

The museum displays artifacts representing daily life, including traditional instruments, clothing, and tools that define the identity of Wallisian communities.

Located in Mata Utu, the museum opens on weekdays with guided tours available for groups seeking detailed information about Wallisian heritage.

Rotating exhibitions feature local artisans demonstrating traditional crafts while elders share oral histories about the customs of Uvea island.

Location: Uvea

Inception: 2006

GPS coordinates: -13.28174,-176.18617

Latest update: April 21, 2025 19:36