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Get your green fingers ready
A month-long celebration of sustainable living starts from 22 March, with a number of free and engaging events to attend.
Waitematā and Gulf residents: help us decide our priorities
What does the Annual Plan consultation mean for you?
Ōrākei, do we have our priorities right?
Why you should take part in the Annual Plan consultation?
Gallaher’s glow up and bright future
Over the past year, the park has undergone a much-needed facelift valued at approximately $600,000 so it can continue to serve its growing community.
North Shore Ward residents encouraged to have their say on Auckland’s Annual Plan
People living across the North Shore Ward are being encouraged to share their views on Auckland Council’s Annual Plan 2026/2027.
Celebrating Korean culture in Ōtara
The spirit of community and culture was on full display at Te Puke ō Tara Community Centre as residents gathered to celebrate Seollal.
New moves in Ōtāhuhu
Fairburn Park in Ōtāhuhu now has a new volleyball court for fun, fitness, and community play - thanks to the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board.
Finding rhythm again with Waiheke Open Orchestra
The Waiheke Open Orchestra project got underway at the beginning of 2024 with support from Waiheke Local Board funding.
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Events
Memoir and life-writing circle
Join us and help launch an ongoing monthly writing circle.
Notes on Tāmaki: Kuini Sheba
Enjoy a performance by Kuini Sheba, a reggae/hip-hop/R&B artist from Central Auckland.
Piringatahi: Around the world in 60 minutes
From Antarctica to Cuba and Egypt to Japan - join Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections’ staff...
Te Kawerau ā Maki Cultural Induction
Come and learn about Te Kawerau ā Maki, the mana whenua across Hikurangi West Auckland and Kaipāt...
Oh no! Public poetry nights
Come to write. Come to listen. Come to find your voice.
Go Beyond The Book
Come and join us in a series of workshops to help you get the most out of your library - from eBo...
Shakespeare Aloud
Come along and experience the humour, intensity and joy of Shakespeare.
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