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Midtown erupts into song this May for New Zealand Music Month
New Zealand Music Month is spilling into the streets, squares and laneways of Tāmaki Makaurau this autumn.
Auckland’s Long-term Plan strikes a balance on 10-year investment
Today Auckland Council approved its proposed Long-term Plan 2024-2034.
Opera set to soar from Strand Arcade bridges in free concert
Don’t miss Opera in the Strand.
Dance to the beats of Africa
Freyberg Square will move to the drumbeats of Africa on Friday 3 May when Ellen Melville Centre hosts an Afrikan Market between 4pm and 8pm, ushering in Africa Month and New Zealand Music Month side by side.
Get your jam on at these music venues in Auckland
Tāmaki Makaurau is one of 59 UNESCO Cities of Music, which means that Auckland Council and the music sector work together to make even more beautiful music.
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Events
Puketāpapa Manu Aute Kite Day 2024
Puketāpapa Local Board brings Matariki celebrations to the top of Pukewīwī / Puketāpapa / Mt Rosk...
Waitawa Regional Park Planting Day
Bring your family and friends to help plant trees and keep Auckland green.
NZ International Comedy Festival
Experience the very best comedians from Aotearoa and around the world in over 140 shows across May.
Silver E-Bike Skills
Increase your confidence and teach you the nuances of riding an e-bike on paths and the road so t...
The Great Magic Circus Show
Enjoy comedic magic and mesmerizing circus acts filled with laughter, interaction, and audience p...
Pacific Dance OnScreen
Come with friends and whānau to enjoy this selection of films in one place and be swept up in the...
Reading Revolution
Enjoy short stories and poetry with new friends from the library community.
Wish You Were Here - Believe
In exploring this topic, Sarah examines the absurdity that capitalist and colonialist structures.
