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Vector Lights celebrates its first birthday
Watch Vector Lights this Auckland Anniversary Weekend, 25-28 January 2019.
Why we celebrate Auckland Anniversary Day
The history behind Auckland Anniversary Day.
Te Toro locals united by burgers
Te Toro residents have launched their own burger joint once a month to help fund their community hall.
Be a happy camper this summer
Our regional parks offer something for everyone, whether you’re a glamper, camper or outdoor survivalist.
Ranger recommendations: Whakanewha Regional Park
See Ranger Dan Beauchamp's favourite things to do at Whakanewha Regional Park.
Tongan community nurtures Papakura garden
A new lease on land in Papakura commonly referred to as the Tongan Gardens will see fresh vegetables supplied to the community.
Auckland Heritage Festival Diary - Kids and Families
Explore some of the Auckland Heritage Festival highlights for kids and families.
Five things to do in Auckland this Valentine's Day
Whether you’re going with a date, your mate, or treating yourself – check out what’s on this Valentine's Day.
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Kids' Watercolours with Susannah MacDonald
Come along and create a handful of projects in an enjoyable environment.
Drawing, Cartooning and Animation with Leo Alonso
In this fun class, students will explore cartooning, animation, sketching and drawing techniques.
Advanced Illustration Techniques for Teens with Leo Alonso
Give them the gestures and expressions that make you believe they have personality, think and hav...
Clay Modelling with Susan Browne
Learn the techniques of hand-building and sculpting with clay.
Aotea Square Ice Rink
The Aotea Square Ice Rink, is back with more fun than ever before!
Parawhenua Kōmaru Solar Tsunamis
Get hands-on with magnets, play with a plasma ball, generate your own electricity, make an aurora...
Taurima
Taurima, the gorgeous crochet-like neon artworks floating above Elliott Street, return for the ci...
Garden Club
Learn more about Papatūānuku (Mother Earth) and how to tend to her garden bed.
