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WATCH: What's coming up at Music in Parks 2019
Check out the first look at the summer series!
Aotea Centre to close for refurbishment
The Aotea Centre will close for refurbishment in October.
Auckland City of Music strategy launched
A new strategy will outline the benefits of being a City of Music and a plan to develop Auckland as a music city.
Stand Up Stand Out 2018 winners announced
SUSO 2018 has delivered another year of exceptional talent.
Performing arts workshops inspire the next generation
A free afterschool programme is teaching singing, acting and rapping to young people across Auckland.
Do you know what a harpsichord is?
Don’t worry if you don't: we find out from harpsichord master Robert Petre.
Aucklanders value the arts, research shows
Research shows participation in the arts is at the highest level recorded in Auckland.
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Don Mclean - The Day the Music Died tour
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of the most iconic songs and album ever this year.
HeritageTalks: Amplifying Auckland: How Music Defines the City - Mark Roach
The designation acknowledged the rich musical history of the region and the commitment to strengthening all aspects of music.
Così fan tutte
Join us for New Zealand Opera’s mainscale production of the year.
From Broadway to Westend
A singing, dancing, sparkling spectacular, this show is sure to thrill, delight, and stir your imagination.
The Greatest Love of All
Be stunned by the breath-taking vocals of Belinda Davids – as seen on Britain’s Got Talent, Showtime at the Apollo and winner of the BBC’s Even Better Than the Real Thing.
Come From Away – The Broadway Musical
This ground-breaking musical tells a remarkable real-life story of the kindness and spirit of humanity that ensued in the face of crisis.
Last Night of the Proms
This show will showcase classics such as “Jerusalem”, “Land of Hope and Glory”, and “Rule Britannia”, plus many other patriotic, comic and classical favourites.
Bach Musica NZ: Schumann, Vanhal, Schubert
The concert will open with the Bassoon Concerto in C Major by Czech composer Johann Baptist Vanhal.