Ngā Ara Auaha 2025: Creative Practice Student Showcase

Held Between Moments presents a new body of work by Sylvia Marsters that marks a quiet yet distinct shift in her practice. Known for her luminous depictions of Cook Islands flora, Marsters now introduces human figures—captured not in detailed portraiture, but in silhouette, gesture, and stance.

For Araura Enua, Matt Payne turns his focus to one of the Pacific's most iconic natural wonders-the lagoon of Aitutaki. Revered for its luminous waters and shifting tones of blue, the lagoon has long captivated travellers, artists, and storytellers alike.

When the world lands in Tāmaki Makaurau for @WIPCE 2025, the heartbeat will be in the centre of the city at Te Ao Pūtahi Festival! A free and fun event open to everyone, Te Ao Pūtahi is a vibrant festival experience to share with whānau and friends.

Join Black Grace for a milestone celebration that unites the past, present, and future of dance.

Practice, Practice, Practice: an opportunity to build confidence and experience in Harakeke Weaving. Come with your own Flax and an idea of a project to complete.

Celebrate 50 years of peace education in NZ and help shape the next 50!

Join City Choir Dunedin and Dunedin Symphony Orchestra for a night of heavenly harmony with Handel’s Messiah.

The festive FREE annual event will be held in Auckland on Sunday, November 30th, 2025. Spectators can expect to see the parade hero, Santa, alongside a suite of new characters and floats.

Join us at the Auckland Irish Club on Friday 12 December, 5-8pm, for an evening of joy and celebration.

From plant to product, in this workshop you will learn the skills of weaving with Harakeke (NZ Flax).

The Kete Whiri is a traditional pipi kete or kumara harvesting basket. From plant to product: the flax is prepared with the flax fibre exposed at the end, this is referred to as muka.