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David Lange Memorial gifted to Auckland
The David Lange Memorial Trust is gifting the David Lange Memorial to the people of Auckland, to be held in Auckland Council’s public art collection.
Watch: Behind the scenes with Auckland Libraries’ heritage team
Deep in the heart of Auckland’s Central City Library is a little-known treasure trove of valuable letters, photographs, and yes, books.
SUSO uncovers Auckland’s top young talent
More than a thousand emerging musicians and dancers converged on Ōtara Music Arts Centre this August to test themselves at heats and semi-finals.
A place to paint – celebrating Colin McCahon
This August, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki marks the centenary of the birth of Colin McCahon with a unique consideration of his relationship with the city.
Culturally inspired woven designs to feature on Fashion Week catwalk
Māori culture, history and sustainability intertwine as two of NZ's renowned Māori designers present collections during New Zealand Fashion Week.
Students compete for talent show glory
More than 1000 secondary school students from across Auckland will compete in Auckland Council's Stand Up Stand Out youth music and dance competition.
Helping children’s creativity shine
The Creative Communities Scheme is calling for applications for 2019/2020. The funding round closes on 30 August 2019.
Spotlight on sustainability during NZ Fashion Week
This year’s New Zealand Fashion Week and Fashion Weekend showcase sustainability, diversity and creativity with a variety of activities designed to please the most style-savvy Aucklanders.
Elder statesman of Auckland heritage retires
Heritage hero George Farrant is retiring after 37 years as principal heritage advisor at Auckland Council.
Enter Auckland’s premier school music and dance competition
Don’t miss your chance to compete in Stand Up Stand Out – one of Auckland’s biggest performing arts contests.
Get together and #SnapAKL this February to win
Take part in an Auckland scavenger hunt for your chance to win our grand prize.
Funding announced for stories, dance and Auckland’s creative arts
Auckland Council's Community Development and Safety Committee approves $324,538 for regional arts and culture at its April meeting.
Artists selected for regional park residency
Two artists have been selected for the Artist in Residence programme to produce artwork inspired by Whatipū.
Auckland’s vibrancy enhanced through sport, art and culture
Auckland Council's Community Development and Safety Committee allocates $192,000 to 17 organisations for a wide-range of regional events.
Impressive Matariki Festival line-up to light up your winter
Matariki Festival returns with an exciting line-up of more than 100 events region-wide from 30 June to 22 July.
Discover the stars of Matariki and how to spot them!
The rise of the Matariki star cluster is an important time in the Māori calendar as it signifies the Māori New Year.
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