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1986: A Look Back at Homosexual Law Reform
Join us for an evening of storytelling, taonga and performance, hosted by former MP and LGBTTQIA+...
Water-based woodblock printing
In this course, you’ll be introduced to the fundamentals of a sustainable and low-tech printmakin...
Life Drawing 101
You will develop drawings that convey a sense of flow and life, as well as the weight of 3D form.
The Analogue Hour
Read, create and enjoy a quiet hour - together, phone-free.
Oranga Kākahu Project
Help us create the centre piece that will be on display at the newly refurbished Oranga Community...
Exhibition - CRIT: Art learning since 1987
This exhibition explores how artists, educators and communities have learned inside, beside, outs...
Whai
Experience a striking, immersive lighting display that transforms the structure after dark!
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The Landing: local stories find a timeless home
At Ngā Tohu o Uenuku / Māngere Arts Centre, The Landing beautifully demonstrated how local stories could be transformed into living taonga: portraits and voices that captured the richness of the community’s lived experiences.
Calling all creatives
Win $2,000 and FREE venue space at Te Puna Creative Hub.
Board funding supports local projects and community wellbeing in Kaipātiki
Kaipātiki Local Board has allocated $180,002 to local arts, sport, wellbeing and community projects across the local board area.
From museum to a thriving neighbourhood hub - Te Toi Uku celebrates heritage with community
Step inside Te Toi Uku / Crown Lynn Museum today and you’ll notice the transformation instantly.
Skylid has landed
The plaza, with its central Skylid feature, is expected to become a favourite lunch-spot and place to pause.
PumpHouse thrives with board’s support
The PumpHouse Theatre in Takapuna’s ongoing ability to serve a growing community is supported by the Devonport Takapuna Local Board, which helps maintain the building and keep it accessible to the public.
Artist in Residence 2025: Parked up with a purpose
For the last 17 years, Auckland Council’s Artist in Residence programme has offered a unique invitation to selected artists: to live within and be creatively inspired by the beautiful natural spaces that are our regional parks.
Wynyard Quarter artwork Waka Moana blends Māori artistry with contemporary technology
Vision for a continuous network of publicly accessible green spaces moves closer with the arrival of new artwork.