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The eyes of the god, Tāwhirimātea
In celebration of Matariki Festival 2016 Auckland Libraries has created a short video that tells the story of the dawning of the Māori new year. This story is one version of many different interpretations of Matariki.

Council integrating arts and culture into everyday life
For the first time since council amalgamation, a wide snapshot across the council family is capturing the range of arts and culture activity from its many departments and council controlled organisations.

Celebrating cultural identity with visual artist, Peata Larkin
Peata Larkin is referencing traditional Māori motifs to create innovative and sought after paintings that celebrate our unique identity.

A new look arts centre for Howick
On 11 June, Howick’s Uxbridge Arts Centre reopened after a year long redevelopment, realising the community’s vision for a fit for purpose arts and culture facility.

Seeking new stories of the old west
The Waitākere Ranges Local Board is seeking original research for a new heritage conference focused on West Auckland’s history, called New Stories of the Old West.

Māori Language Week goes POP
POPPING and piquing public interest on Queens Wharf to celebrate Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.

Hearts of the City: Sara Hughes
Like a sun burst, this heart is exploding with everything life has to offer. Sara hopes that its rays will be positive and life affirming to passersby.

Watch: Hauhake launches Matariki Festival
'Hauhake’ is a rain art work by Janine and Charles Williams. The public unveiling of the work also marked the launch of the programme for Auckland Council’s Matariki Festival 2016.
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Events115 Results

Giant lucky cat sculpture
Take a selfie and welcome in good luck and prosperity for everyone for the Lunar New Year.

Kahikatea: The Disappearing Tree
This exhibition is focused on isolated stands of second growth Kahikatea on the margins of East P...

Ang sininang bulawan (the golden dress)
Curated by Marc Conaco, this exhibition pays tribute to the divinity of queer ancestors.

Bîn-Bāng, a backward dreaming
Join us for this exciting event at Studio One Toi Tū.


‘ie: cloth that covers and connects
This exhibition explores materiality and transformation, upcycling fibres and objects to create n...

Portage Ceramic Awards Exhibition 2024
Te Uru Waitākere Contemporary Gallery is thrilled to announce the 2024 finalists of the highly an...

Sculpture in the Gardens
Head along with friends and family and be wowed by a spectacular display of sculptures.