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Auckland Family History Expo | Tāmaki Huinga Tātai Kōrero
A weekend of family history and whakapapa.

Cinderella
This thoroughly modern Cinderella presents a sparky, stylish twist on the classic tale.

Gilbert & George: The Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland Exhibition 2022
This exhibition looks back over a joint career that has courted controversy, challenged the status quo and championed alternative views.

Ka'a
A showcase of original music that explores Pasifika women and their bodies and their identity.

We Read Auckland | Ka Pānui Tātau i Tāmaki Makaurau
An exciting free programme of live and online events celebrating Auckland’s readers and writers and the stories that bring us together.

Haianese Chicken Rice – A Taste of Asian Cuisine Cooking Demonstration
A series of cooking demonstrations diving into cuisines from various Asian countries.

Knitting Social Club
Come along to join this club at Epsom Community Library.

Storytime at the Maritime
Join the New Zealand Maritime Museum every Friday morning for free sessions exploring the stories of the sea.

Little Leys Classic Film Club
Famous, influential and entertaining masterpieces of 20th-century cinema.

Drop-In Ceramics Studio
Work independently in a fully equipped ceramics studio.

Steady as You Go for Seniors
Free strength and balance exercise classes provided by Age Concern Auckland.

Five Animal Play (Wu Qin Xi)
This exercise enhances your agility, improves your balance and reduces the risk of falling and fractures.

Tai Chi for Wellbeing
Join us at Te Paataka Koorero o Takaanini for Tai Chi.

Tröll
Tells a story both mythic and modern in the vein of Stranger Things.

Estuary Arts' Wear Your Art Out Display at Whangaparāoa Library
A wearable-arts display from the Wear Your Art Out exhibition.

The Annual Estuary Arts Members Show
A free exhibition with more than 250 artworks from painting, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, drawing and mixed media.

My Dream Called Sike
A collaborative exhibition that unlocks the creative brilliance in south Auckland and shares their stories.