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Dance to the beats of Africa
Freyberg Square will move to the drumbeats of Africa on Friday 3 May when Ellen Melville Centre hosts an Afrikan Market between 4pm and 8pm, ushering in Africa Month and New Zealand Music Month side by side.
Calling all community groups in Waitematā
Grants of up to $3,000 are up for grabs to help the community deliver positive outcomes for the local area.
No more grassing on Okupu Bay
More than 150 natives are thriving in Okupu thanks to a new approach to weed control.
City centre transformation gathers pace, with 15 projects delivered in past 5 years
When a plan leaps off the page and becomes reality, there’s reason to celebrate.
Play Festival back with an extensive line up
Play Festival returns to Tuna Mau / Western Park on the first Saturday of April.
Auckland Live brings ‘Summer in the Square’ to Aotea Square
Warm summer days are about to get even better with the Auckland Live Summer in the Square line-up that is jam-packed with free live entertainment from Thursday 1 February to Sunday 25 February.
New city centre upgrades begin, in co-ordinated sequence of transformational change
Auckland’s city centre continues to transform into a greener, safer, more vibrant and better-connected place.
Aotea signs International Dark Sky Proclamation
Aotea / Great Barrier Local Board has made a “Dark Sky Proclamation” to mark International Dark Sky Week.
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Family history research workshops 2026
Join us for a presentation on researching family history in your country of interest, followed by...
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