Cultural Development Coordinator
Lead creative developments across the beautiful Blue Mountains and join one of New South Wales’ most exciting arts and culture teams!
Creative Bay of Plenty Launches Artist Podcast Series
General Manager Eric Holowacz sits down with the region's artists and creative people to discus life, place, inspiration, and identity...
Coming Home in the Dark: Special Screening with Film-maker James Ashcroft
Creative Bay of Plenty Invites Cinema Lovers to a Special 14 August Screening Followed by a Q&A with Director James Ashcroft
Creative Bay of Plenty Says Let’s Do Lunch!
New Informal Arts Sector Networking Series Begins in Tauranga with the Region's Creative Connections Lunches
Creative Bay of Plenty's Secret Plan for a Light Art Festival
How can Tauranga use digital tools like projection mapping and augmented reality to tell stories and create wonder in civic spaces?
New Leadership for Creative Bay of Plenty
Creative Bay of Plenty has named Eric Holowacz as its new General Manager to build new vision for Tauranga and the Western Bay
2020 CubaDupa to Take the Airwaves with CubaSonic
New Zealand's most creative free outdoor music and arts festival, leading composer John Psathas, and 500 musicians and performers are planning a mass musical disruption across Cuba Street
CubaDupa Returns to the Streets of Wellington with a Beautiful Disruption
Wellington’s favourite neighbourhood comes alive with colour, art, music, parades, dance, food, and thousands of creative people the weekend of 28-29 March 2020
A Marine Volcano, A Regional Museum, and 17 Creative Guests
Whakatane Museum’s Earth-shaking Artist-in-Residence Programme and the Return on Imagination
Whakatāne Museum presents Kutarere Sunrise by Lauren Lysaght
Textile and mixed media artist Lauren Lysaght explores sausages, childhood, remote coastland, and the butcher's art
Meet Whakatāne Museum's Inaugural Volcanic Artists in Residence
From August 2018 to June 2019 over 20 Creative People will be Given Time, Space, and Geothermal Wonders
Atua: Spirits and Gods of Aotearoa by Te Haunui Tuna at Whakatāne Museum
Painting, Drawing, and Works in Progress Exploring the Maori Gods by Superhero Te Haunui Tuna