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Three must-visit swimming spots
Auckland is not short of swimming spots. Have you been to these three out-of-the-ordinary city beaches?
Make a splash this summer
Take a dip, make a splash and cool off around Auckland this summer at one of our region’s beaches, splashpads and pools.
Auckland Lantern Festival 2022 cancelled
Following New Zealand’s move to the red setting of the COVID-19 Protection Framework, the 2022 Auckland Lantern Festival at Auckland Showgrounds has been cancelled.
Waitangi ki Manukau cancelled
Event partners, Auckland Council and Manukau Urban Māori Authority have together made the call to put community safety first by cancelling Waitangi ki Manukau. The swift decision comes in response to the Omicron variant being in the community triggering the government moving Aotearoa to the red setting in the traffic light system.
Auckland Council prepares for Omicron
Like many other organisations, Auckland Council is preparing for how widespread community transmission of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 might affect its services, service delivery, workforce and customers.
Auckland is at Red – here’s what you need to know
New Zealand is now under the Red setting of the COVID-19 Protection Framework’s traffic light system. Read here for more information.
Vector Lights presents: Whale Tales in Lights
Engaging light show brings Whale Tales to life on Auckland’s Harbour Bridge.
New homes and preserved heritage for New Lynn
A part of New Lynn’s rich history and the development of new homes for the neighbourhood has been secured by Eke Panuku Development Auckland.
Events
Unwrap the Music: Borodin's Prince Igor
Conductor/presenter Graham Abbott shows us how Borodin’s opera Prince Igor was put together.
David Correos is David Postoffice
Joyful, random, silly, delightful, this 20-something Filipino comedian keeps you guessing about what he'll come up with next.
Early Chinese Restaurants in Auckland with André Taber
André Taber is researching the history of Chinese restaurants in New Zealand, which he will discuss in the talk.
Rituals of Destruction
Break down oppressive norms in and around the body and identity, through powerful symbolic actions and gestures.
Wild Once More
A moving-image exhibition featuring a group of queer artists working in Aotearoa right now.
Onehunga Pop-Up Art Gallery
Onehunga will host a free pop-up gallery highlighting some of our local artists.
Ashley Taupaki – Kopu-a-Tai
Ashleigh Taupaki investigates the site of the Kopuatai Peat Dome in this free exhibition.
Esther Toclo-Kailiyan
Toclo’s images celebrate the abundance of indigenous life and beauty in her migrant Cordilleran community.
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