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Under 30? Get cheap tickets to the APO
Get $10 tickets to over 20 of the APO's mainstage concerts throughout the year.
Art exhibitions to see this month
Discover your artistic side and check out the exhibitions running at arts centres and galleries region wide.
Winner of the #myaklsummer competition
Congratulations to our winner and make sure to check out some of our fantastic entries!
Meet Olivia Haddon, Māori design specialist
Olivia Haddon works with mana whenua to incorporate Māori design thinking into all of the council’s work.
Six Auckland literary sites to explore
Some of New Zealand’s greatest writers have lived in the Auckland region, including literary luminaries like Janet Frame, Hone Tuwhare, Frank Sargeson and Riemke Esling.
QuizAKL! What's your 1900s Auckland personality?
If you'd lived in Auckland during the 1900s, what job would you have done? Take our quiz and find out!
Whakapau tangata – People of the North Hokianga
Hokianga is a captivating story of memories, reflections and living histories, delicately woven together from the heritage collections held in Auckland Libraries.
Auckland Libraries celebrate the zine scene
July is International Zine Month – what better time to check out Auckland Libraries' collection of more than 1000 titles.
Explore your Auckland
Did you know that Auckland is full of great things to do? There are adventures for kids of all ages – from parks and playgrounds, to pools, leisure centres and libraries, all run or looked after by Auckland Council.
Making venues accessible to everyone
Regional Facilities Auckland (RFA) enriches life in Auckland by engaging people in the arts, environment, sport and events. It prides itself on being accessible to everyone.
Karangahape Road goes bananas
In the works Don’t Dream it’s Over, artist Janet Lilo has used her striking banana motif and sharp neon elements to illustrate Karangahape Road’s melting pot of history, cultural heritage and community diversity.
Funding Auckland’s favourite things
Most people know that rates help pay for the council to collect rubbish, maintain roads and look after our parks. But did you know that rates also help fund many other things that make Auckland a great place to live?
Giving a voice to dying Kauri
A video of A Kauri Cries – a piece of music 'composed' by a dying Kauri tree and performed by members of the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra – is being shown at Silo Cinema.
New partnership secures Auckland film studio
Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development (ATEED) has signed a long-term lease on the site developed for upcoming sci-fi movie Meg, and will initially operate the studio complex.
Artist captures 100 days of waste
Auckland artist Elle Anderson has documented her contribution to landfill in a stunning photography project.
Discover these heritage sites in our city
The Auckland region is a treasure trove of heritage gems, and the long heady days of summer are a wonderful time to explore them.
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