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Grants help Hibiscus and Bays community
Thirty-six community organisations received over $115,000 in the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board grants programme for 2023/2024.

Hibiscus and Bays Local Board Plan adopted
Allowing future generations to live their best life in one of Auckland’s most desirable places is the goal of the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board Plan 2023.

Local board adopts Upper Harbour Local Board Plan 2023
A focus on community and the environment are strong features of the Upper Harbour Local Board Plan 2023.

Grants aid Upper Harbour community projects
Community organisations in Upper Harbour received $50,360.24 from the local board grants programme in October.

Board comes to the party with community grants
More than $95,000 is going toward events, sports, arts environmental initiatives and community groups in the Devonport-Takapuna area following decisions by the local board in its latest grants round.

Point Chevalier Library turns a page
Great news for local book lovers in Point Chevalier. The library will move to a new home for its books, following the decision to relocate in 2024.

Grants help community groups help you
More than $50,000 in grants have been made in Ōtara-Papatoetoe.
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Events

Gold & Green | Art of Remembrance 2023 - Sara Hughes
A celebration of art & music at Kāhui St David’s.

The Santa Claus Show ’23
ring your little elves along (and big ones too) and get ready for a jolly entertaining Christmas...

Lightboxes in Darby Street - Midtown's Many Lovers
The fifteen artworks hosted here reflect the nature of our midtown communities and the stories of...

Ngako: The Collections Talk Exhibition
In this exhibition, you can enjoy watching the nine short films, listening to the podcast series,...

Colour Your World
Join us for our adult colouring session to relax, unwind and get creative.


Dolphin Theatre presents Rehearsal for Murder
Alex Dennison is a playwright engaged to actress Monica Welles.

Artist Journey
Stacey Moretta’s works in this exhibition are created with graphite pencil and charcoal.