WINDOW is an ongoing poster project on the corner of Totara and Rankin Avenue, hosted by the New Lynn Community Hub and facilitated by Divyaa Kumar. Aiming to explore contemporary art and design by local artists, the Window billboard displays a rotating gallery of posters from local creatives, changing on a monthly rotation. This pilot […]
In March 2016 What The People launched All Goods – an arts space that champions neighbourhood arts and creative expressions in all its diversity. Building on the success of a range of recent art projects in the area, All Goods was a space that hosted exhibitions, performances, workshops, talks, screenings, meetings, parties, a children’s gallery,
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The Creative Souls Project is committed to providing programmes, workshops, mentoring and opportunities in the Arts for young people and old within our Avondale community and beyond. From pre school music and movement, to adult ukuele lessons to arts and crafts sessions and everything in-between, they strive to make the arts accessible and affordable. In
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Download a map of the Whau arts and community spaces and explore our area.
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The Whau has three Auckland Council supported community centres and two Auckland Council run facilities. These provide space and support for workshops, community activities, recreation, events and performances. Their spaces are all bookable for activity. Council Supported Community Centres Blockhouse Bay Community CentreIn the heart of the Blockhouse Bay shops, Blockhouse Bay Community Centre is
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