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Ethnic communities enjoy sense of belonging
A forum has allowed ethnic community members to speak about what it's like to make Howick home.

World Cup fever hits Takaanini
The Kabaddi World Cup may not generate the hype of the Rugby World Cup but it's still drawing the best players in the world has to Takaanini.

Unique Ōtara Christmas guaranteed
Funds have been allocated to make sure the Christmas spirit is felt in full in Ōtara.

Newest addition to Auckland's public art collection unveiled at Pakuranga Rotary Walkway
Pakuranga’s latest public artwork - Ngā Manu by Dion Hitchens - has been unveiled. Commissioned by Auckland Council Public Art and Pakuranga Rotary, the work graces the Rotary Walkway at Sanctuary Point.

Franklin locals learn to dance for Diwali
Franklin locals were invited to learn Indian dance ahead of Diwali.

It's Sevens Heaven for Ōtāhuhu
The world's best young Sevens players are headed for Ōtāhuhu.

Schools cultural festival is coming!
Albert-Eden's number one event is returning Saturday 25 November.
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Events56 Results

BNZ Auckland Lantern Festival
Don’t miss out on this extraordinary celebration of culture, food, and community!

Mandarin Storytime
Join us for Mandarin Storytime, where children can explore the world of Mandarin through engaging...

Musical sound journey
Relax on the deck, enjoying views over the beautiful Waitākere forest while listening to the soni...

Proud whānau day
Join us for a special shared session featuring sunny songs, inclusive stories and bucketloads of...

Wonderfood, Culture and Art Festival
Join the fun with traditional games designed for kids and families!

The free family fun day mash up event
This is a free multi genre family event which aims to celebrate difference and diversity within f...

Poi Making Workshop
A fortnightly 7-lesson workshop to learn how to make and use a poi, and all the history behind it.

Beings : Tātou Tātou
Tātou Tātou is a photography exhibition, through a larger kaupapa.