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.
Bring friends and family, a deckchair or blanket, and settle on the lawn at the rear of Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery.
Exhibition Opening & Artist Talk: Friday 16 January, 6-7:30pm
Join us for our 30th year of Shakespeare in the Park, bringing the Bard’s timeless stories to life like never before, in Auckland’s only outdoor Shakespeare experience.
‘Stay Golden World Tour’
Come along to this fast paced one-day workshop where we will pop on our pinnies, roll up our sleeves and celebrate the wonderful art of making delicious jams!
Create your own unique piece of Sakiori Weaving
‘Stay Golden World Tour’
Arthur Hill's First Time In New Zealand
Fearless, and unforgettable - Peter Roche was one of New Zealand’s most provocative performance artists, in his early days, before he made his name for vibrant neon sculptural works, he engaged in visceral acts involving animal remains and high-risk stunts with chainsaws, blurring the line between danger and expression
The Last Dinner Party's Aotearoa Debut in 2026!
Get ready for four epic days of street magic, laughs, and jaw-dropping talent!