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Powering up with sunshine in Claris
Claris Club and Conference Centre are now powered by solar thanks to grant funding from the local board.
Queen Street becomes a magical pathway of festive light
Kids can phone an elf, shine selfie pics on the sun, make a seagull squawk, witness Santa’s workshop and more. Don’t miss 2025’s new promenade of festive fun.
Inside the park upgrade that’s transforming Barry Curtis Park
Think of the Wetlands Building as your upgraded basecamp — $1.3M later, it’s got improved restrooms, better shelter, and more spots to relax, picnic, and BBQ.
Councillor Mike Lee awarded the John Dunmore Medal
Councillor Mike Lee was recently awarded the John Dunmore Medal for his contributions to the natural history of New Zealand.
Mamma Mia: Mt Albert Library celebrates five decades
Mt Albert celebrates 50 years of operating in the community.
Green Road: A park for everyone to enjoy
This park at Green Road, Dairy Flat is a much-loved local spot with the community at its heart and a best-kept secret waiting for you to discover.
Summer of nostalgia for six majestic icons
Take a moment to picture how inventive Auckland was in the early 1900s.
Grey Lynn to Western Springs pathway reopens after major repairs
A popular short cut is back in action in Grey Lynn
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Kundalini Yoga: Applied Yogic Science and Meditation
This 90-minute journey includes selected kriyas and meditations, designed to awaken, balance, and...
Te Manawa Digital Drop-in
Drop in to our sessions for a one-on-one digital coaching with our tech-passionate librarians!
Drop-in ceramics studio
Join us on Fridays to work independently in our fully equipped ceramics studio.
Drop-in print studio
Bring your own projects and work alongside likeminded creatives.
Te Manawa Kids Play
A drop-in session for active babies and toddlers in the Children’s space! Tamariki can play with...
Artland by Do Ho Suh & children
The installation features imaginative creatures and fantastical landscapes including Noodlegrass,...
Lupe I Vao Ese
This exhibition centres indigenous ways of knowing and being. Rather than presenting measina as r...
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