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Matariki lantern workshop
Celebrate Matariki by creating your own beautiful lantern inspired by the stars of the Māori New...
Tukutuku Panel Workshop
Learn the meaning behind patterns like Purapurawhetu (scattered stars).
Mid-Winter Monster Mug Mayhem!
Glaze, decorate and bring your monster mug to life in this hands-on workshop.
July School Holiday Art Programme
With a wide range of exciting workshops on offer, there's something to spark every imagination an...
School Holidays - Aotea / Great Barrier
School holiday fun at Aotea / Great Barrier Library!
School Holidays - Clendon
Enjoy our Matariki school holiday programme for tamariki aged 5-12 years!
School Holidays - Papakura
Fun school holiday activities at Papakura Library!
School Holidays - Flat Bush
Enjoy our free fun school holiday activities at Flat Bush Library!
News369 Results
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.