Toi Ōtautahi Dispatch: February is for funding and festivals!
As well as open calls, new beginnings, and free art history lessons.
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Toi Ōtautahi Dispatch: February is for funding and festivals!
As well as open calls, new beginnings, and free art history lessons. -
‘Hard work and delusion baby!’: Kate Low on how to make your dreams come true
The actor and producer shares how she navigates an industry that can be soul-sucking. -
Roimata Smail on using design, writing, art, and music for education and hope
The human rights lawyer, educator, and bestselling author explains how she has used a beautiful book to teach people about Te Tiriti. -
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How Shakespeare in the Park has built a community over three decades
Shoreside Theatre’s Shakespeare in the Park hits its 30th anniversary this year. Sam Brooks talks to board member and longtime participant James Bell on how the company has lasted so long. -
Asian in Aotearoa: ‘Arts coverage, but probably not in a traditional way’
Jean Teng talks to Jenna Wee about her way of finding Asians doing cool shit – starting a podcast before everybody else had one.
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105 Upcoming events
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05 Feb - 22 Feb, 2026Lunar on Lorne Street Party
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09 Feb - 29 Mar, 2026Gulliver's Travels The Musical
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09 Feb - 15 Mar, 2026E Ipo, My Love
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13 Feb - 20 Feb, 2026Breathe | Mauri Ora: Late-night entry + expert panel
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13 Feb - 09 Mar, 2026ELECTRIC BODIES - TĀMAKI MAKAURAU
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10 Feb - 28 Mar, 2026Kids Arts Festival 2026: Te Ngahere
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13 Feb - 07 Mar, 2026The Path: A performance journey through Breathe | Mauri Ora
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11 Feb - 28 Mar, 2026Māoriland Film Festival
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