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Diversity Festival 2024 immerses community in vibrant tapestry of cultures
It was an explosion of cultures for one of Tāmaki Makaurau’s most iconic festivals, organised by Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board.
Manurewa board chair steps down early
Manurewa Local Board chair Glenn Murphy is handing over early to deputy Matt Winiata for family reasons.
ParkFest fun is also a chance to speak up
Have Your Say on Auckland Council's Long-term Plan then enjoy a bit of a party!
Hit the trail and enjoy art easel-y
Artists throw their studios open as part of the Clevedon Art Trail on the weekend of March 16-17.
Planting hope in Rānui flax garden
Rānui local weavers now have a new pā harakeke (flax garden) which will provide access to the natural resource and taonga (treasure), thanks to the support from Henderson-Massey Local Board.
Franklin being asked about targeted rate
Franklin residents are being asked if they would be willing to pay a special rate to fund path development in the area.
Wairaki / Lynfield Reserve – signed, sealed and delivered
It’s the first park in Puketāpapa to have its returned name signposted. In 2022, Puketāpapa Local Board formally adopted traditional Māori names for 17 parks which have been given dual names.
Othello Park Playground upgrade reinforces Local Board investment
It might be small, but it certainly is mighty, with something for everyone at the recently upgraded Othello Park playground.
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Events
Printopia Festival of Original Prints
This is an annual printmaking festival, celebrating and showcasing some of the country's best est...
NZ International Comedy Festival
Experience the very best comedians from Aotearoa and around the world in over 140 shows across May.
In Our Spring Garden
The Exhibition In our spring garden by photographer Samson Dell will be available for all to view...
Talking Earth
The Talking Earth exhibition by artist Rebecca Steedman will be free to view from the 3rd of May...
The Essentials Of Being A Native
In the exploration of colonial influences on the representation of Indigenous peoples, Matt Tini,...
Whangaparāoa Library's BrainFit
A fun and engaging brain fitness programme!
Crafternoons
Come and get your craft on in a neurodivergent & queer friendly space at the library.
Sentinel
Step into an immersive exhibition where art intersects with science.
