Classical Indian Music ExtravaganzaPerformances:Saturday 10 December 5:30 pm Salil Bhatt and students of Sargam SchoolSunday 11 December 5.30 pm recital by Students of the Sargam School of MusicTickets $20 for both concerts from the Sargam School of Music or on the door The Sargam School of Music brings you its annual extravaganza, with concerts by […]
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Warming the Whau is a response by curator Ariane Craig-Smith, artist Xin Cheng, and film-maker Amarbir Singh, to recent discussions of a city and country in crisis, of individuals and families struggling for basic needs, of refugees, increased financial precariousness and homelessness. In a time of bleakness and scarcity of money, the urban environment can
Saturday evenings 7- 9 pm,23rd July to 24th September 2016.St Ninian’s Hall, 17 St Georges Rd, AvondaleTickets: $22.50 or $19 (concession) from Eventfinda Forget about sitting at home and setting Spotify to 1940s jazz radio, come to Avondale and experience the real deal. This winter an old 1860 solid Kauri Church in the heart of
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Street Performances on Thursdays, 16, 24 and 30 JuneNew Lynn Transport Interchange, McCrae Way, Totara Ave and the New Lynn Night Market Getting on or off public transport in New Lynn is going to be more fun on Thursday nights in June. You might receive a live sound tracks to your commute, encounter a human
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Inter+Generation is a project by Whau the People that uses art and creative practice as a way of forging connections between and amongst different generations living in the Whau, It engages with the idea of “heritage” from a contemporary perspective – exploring the idea of living memories and living history as something that is not
Oneone presented by Imagine the Land is a participatory installation project created in collaboration with regional youth that explores and engages us in ‘place’ through the medium of soil. The project seeks to uncover the rich qualities of the earthen pigments of the Waitakere and Whau area and immerse youth participants and exhibition visitors alike
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An information evening on arts funding and relationships in West Auckland6 – 7:30 pm, Tuesday 14 JuneAvondale Community Centre, Highbury Hall,99 Rosebank Road, Avondale Have you ever wondered how to build a relationship with the Auckland Council, what kind of contestable funding and opportunities are available? Do you know what the TTCF is and how
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30 January | 13 February | 27 February | 5 March | 19 March | 2 April10am-2pmTodd Triangle | New Lynn Over 6 fortnights Todd Triangle in New Lynn will come alive with music, games, food, drinks, and comfortable places to sit-down and relax creating ’bump spaces’ to meet your neighbours and make new friends. Come
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Childrens Theatre Programme, 25 – 29 January, Te Pou Theatre Buried in the banks of the Whau are stories waiting to be told and this summer children spent a week digging them up and performing them through a new summer programme. Their playful approach encouraged kids to explore stories about the region, learn about the
21 November 2015Pasifika Sway Trust presented a children’s Polynesian dance performance showcasing Samoan and Hawaiian culture, with support from the students of Hālau Ka Waikahe Lani Mālie at Te Pou Theatre as part of Urbanesia https://www.facebook.com/Pasifika-Sway-Trust-293479187416044/
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