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Milford Reserve’s new work of light
Visitors to Milford Reserve now see a soft violet hue wash over Beacon and shafts of light beam into the sky from dusk until 10pm.
Boy Walking brings new light to Dominion Road
Lights are now switched on for night-time viewing and to bring new light to Dominion Road and Potters Park.
Franklin Arts Centre to reopen
Pukekohe’s Franklin Arts Centre will reopen on 30 June.
Mural 'comes alive' for Matariki
A mural celebrating Matariki will be brought to life on 22 and 23 June.
Stars come out to play for Matariki Festival 2019
Matariki Festival 2019 starts on 22 June and runs until 14 July in Tāmaki Makaurau.
Matariki Diary: Community Centres
As we head into the final week of Matariki Festival 2019, check out these great events near you.
Matariki Festival Diary: Music and Performance
Check out the Matariki Festival 2019 programme, with events running throughout Auckland until 14 July.
Matariki Festival Diary: Art
Explore a selection of visual art events taking place during Matariki Festival 2019.
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Waiata Manahau
Ko Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori tēnei nō reira piri mai ki a mātou mō tēnei kaupapa, mō Waiata Manahau....
Franklin Art Show
Franklin’s Premier Art Event the Franklin Art Show is returning to Pukekohe for another amazing e...
Read Aloud The World -- Korea
A Journey through stories, culture, art and fun.
Things I Know to Be True
It should now be time for them to stop and smell Bob’s precious roses.
Wai – Water, a solo exhibition by Haare Williams.
Please join us for Wai – Water, a solo exhibition by renowned artist Haare Williams.
Kōanga Festival
Kōanga is a time when te taiao comes to life with new growth. Kōanga Festival cultivates new idea...
Waiwaia Ngā Ngutu
The rich soundscape accompanying the exhibition brings the written word to life and affirms the e...
Hibiscus Coast Printmakers - Imprint
This group of printmakers meet regularly at Estuary Arts Centre, to share, connect and create tog...
