Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki | Auckland Arts Festival (AAF) has announced how the current Omicron outbreak has impacted the 2022 event, due to take place from 10 to 27 March across Tāmaki Makaurau. All live events and performances in venues, theatres, and outdoor spaces -
Multi Grammy Award-winning American violinist Hilary Hahn, Venezuelan pianist Gabriela Montero, Australian organist Joseph Nolan, singer-songwriter Ria Hall, soul star Whirimako Black and rock icon Shayne Carter join with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra to celebrate its 75th anniversary in 2022. The NZSO’s 2022 Season features
A new group exhibition curated by Nigel Borell presents a fresh take on the legacy of Moana people and connection to place. Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts Trust presents Oh My Ocean, bringing together work developed by nine artists during the 2020-2021 Covid-19 lockdowns. Oh My Ocean
The NZ Comedy Trust and Q Theatre are kicking live comedy off in 2022 with big laughs, fresh talent and one massive night at Billy T Jams! The NZ Comedy Trust are stoked to have their 2021 Billy T Award winner, Taskmaster NZ star and Celebrity Treasure Island’s very
Dava Mahal As a result of the extended COVID 19 restrictions in Auckland and their impact on movement around the country, Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival is moving a selection of shows and events to a brand-new, additional Summer spot from 3 to 13 February. A proudly locally-focused
Made for Netflix with additional financial support from the New Zealand Film Commission and shot entirely at South Island locations in 2020, the film had its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival on Thursday 2nd September.Adapted by Campion from the 1967 novel of
After a hugely successful season in 2019, Massive Company return with Half of the Sky, a heart-warming and tender tale of three sisters and of whanau dynamics. Performed by an impressive cast, this show was written by BAFTA award-winning actor and playwright Lennie James, best known
Photography Sacha Stejko Developed over several years, Auckland Theatre Company presents an important new New Zealand play, Things That Matter, by award-winning playwright Gary Henderson, adapted from Dr David Galler’s generous and lyrical memoir. The play shares a story of humanity, mana, and resilience through a common
Travellers rejoice! Although our borders are still closed to most of the world, there are many ways to travel around the world right here in our very own backyard. House of Ruinart Glass Kintsugi Workshop Spend a relaxed couple of hours on the private mezzanine at Saxon
Food and wine lovers rejoice as the ultimate dining experience you’ve been waiting for is back for its third year. Winter Wine & Dine makes premium dining easy; and with four participating Waiheke Island wineries there’s a vino for everyone.Head to Batch Winery and enjoy
