All Goods is a community led arts space nestled between the Avondale Community Centre and Library, and previous home to the Avondale Community Preschool. Managed by Whau the People it welcomes artists and community members in to run projects, hold workshops, hang out and make and experience art. Its a space for people to experiment, […]
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The New Zealand Beijing Opera Society promotes Chinese culture and enriches New Zealand multiculturalism with the quintessence of Beijing Opera which has a history of more than 200 years. It currently rehearses in the Avondale Community Centre every Saturday afternoon. Guests are welcome In nearly 7 years since it was founded, NZBOS has been actively
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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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The Charlotte Museum Trust collects and preserves artifacts of lesbian culture such as labrys, music, theatre, film, literature, art and other memorabilia from early lesbian life in New Zealand / Aotearoa. Currently we have a collection of 800 lesbian cultural artifacts: Labrys (in bone, glass and silver), domestic ware, lesbian ceramics, 2100 lesbian books and
Whau the People is an Avondale based multidisciplinary arts collective focused on activating the diverse creative community within the Whau area and providing opportunities for local neighbourhoods to take part in artistically satisfying experiences. Whau the People organise the annual Whau Arts Festival in October of every year. Visit their website to see what happened
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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Te Toi Uku is small museum administered by the Portage Ceramics Trust. It has a heritage collection from the West Auckland clay industry, from the early clay pipe-making days to the Crown Lynn era. 7 Ambrico Place, New Lynn AucklandSee www.portageceramicstrust.org.nz or Facebook.com/tetoiuku for contact info and opening hours
