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Funding announced for stories, dance and Auckland’s creative arts
Auckland Council's Community Development and Safety Committee approves $324,538 for regional arts and culture at its April meeting.
Glen Innes illuminated through art
Bradley Lane Illuminated is a unique and free community celebration of arts and culture thriving in Tāmaki.
Auckland’s vibrancy enhanced through sport, art and culture
Auckland Council's Community Development and Safety Committee allocates $192,000 to 17 organisations for a wide-range of regional events.
Impressive Matariki Festival line-up to light up your winter
Matariki Festival returns with an exciting line-up of more than 100 events region-wide from 30 June to 22 July.
Pop Poetry lifts words off the page with music
In a first for Pop Poetry, music will join light projection to lift words off the page.
Creative Communities Scheme funding available for Auckland art projects
The current funding round supporting emerging and established Auckland artists is closing later this month.
Volcano erupts on bridge in emotional Waitangi narrative
Dramatic symbolism and sound are cued to dance in lights across the Auckland Harbour Bridge for four more nights at 9pm until 7 February.
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Dog Man: The Musical
Based on the worldwide bestselling series from Dav Pilkey.
Eddie Izzard performs Shakespeare’s Hamlet
Akin to the original performances of HAMLET, Eddie will perform on the blank canvas of a bare sta...
Let's sing
Join this friendly, no-audition singing group at Takapuna Library and enjoy music, connection, an...
Textile Tuesday's Midwinter Fashion Show
Come and share your own delights or simply sit back and enjoy the parade with dazzling fabrics.
Sharp Teeth
Lara Fischel-Chisholm and Tom Sainsbury return with a bold, surreal and heart-thumpingly visual e...
Home Made
Five artists, each one exploring their own answer to what home looks, sounds and feels like.
Every Kind of Weather
One iconic playwright. Two plays. One unmissable event.