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Kids Arts Festival set to enchant West Auckland
The popular Kids Arts Festival returns to West Auckland on April 6 and is set to enchant families with a captivating exploration of Oceans and Origins.
Art, but make it public
Let’s hear it for public art! It tells stories about our history and connection to the land and ignites our sense of wonder.
Embrace a beginner’s mindset and learn new skills for free
Acquiring new skills is a great workout for our brains, as it improves our well-being and often provides opportunities to connect with others.
Hit the trail and enjoy art easel-y
Artists throw their studios open as part of the Clevedon Art Trail on the weekend of March 16-17.
Mural celebrates Sunnynook community a year after floods
A celebratory new public mural at the Woolworths Sunnynook in Wairau Valley has now been completed to commemorate the floods that devastated the area in early 2023.
Explore outdoor art trails
Public art in Auckland city celebrates the creativity of local artists and the diversity of Tāmaki Makaurau.
Pottering away in Whau this summer
Three clay artists are offering free workshops in the Whau this summer.
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Metamorphōsis
Metamorphōsis is a collection of paintings that explore the confusion, discomfort and uncertainty...
Dough Modelling
Come and join Glenfield Library’s dough modelling workshop with our modelling master, Miaomiao.
AUM New Year's Festival 2024
Enjoy the sun, a huge campground with lots of space, a market village with food vendors and more.
Takapuna Library Book Chat
Come along to Takapuna Library's monthly book chat to meet interesting people and discover the be...
Artist’s sculpture walk
Join award winning ceramic artist Karuna Douglas from The Indigenous Clay Artists Collective.
Raumati Reads at Manukau Library
Welcome to Raumati Reads at Manukau Library! We've got lots of events for Tamariki over the hol...
Raumati Reads - Waiheke Library
Come along for exciting school holiday programmes at Waiheke Library.