All Projects May to June, 2024 Avondale @LADYBUG_BEBE @SPDRTWNBBY AD 2 Me, 2024 Join sisters Nia and Mile on a sensory journey through an immersive exhibition and zine. Where their perspectives, growing up in Avondale (AD), breathe life into treasured memories of our evolving community. Through vibrant visual art—spanning drawing to mixed media—and evocative sonic […]
This Project hosted 6 monthly poetry/music/art sharing gigs at the new arts space/shop Dung Beetle in New Lynn. The events focused on giving a platform to locals and marginalised communities, specifically to our LGBTQIA+ communities to perform and express themselves in a safe and supportive environment. Events included; Poetry with Aiwa pooamorn and Gemishka Chetty
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This May the Sargam School of Music presents a mini festival of world music. With taonga pūoro, waiata, contemporary jazz, traditional Scandinavian and French folk music and Indian classical music and dance performances the evening will traverse times and cultures. Conceived as a response to the impact of Covid 19 on world music events An
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Crescendo radio, the heart of fresh music culture in Auckland. Crescendo radio creates opportunities for young people to learn meaningful skills in the media industry while engaging their passion for music and gaming!Crescendo radio is a wākāinga for careers in the media industry, for young people who follow their path through music and radio broadcasting.
Powertool Records presents The Kaleidoscope World Festival Since 2001 Powertool Records has been operating out of New Lynn releasing alternative indie rock from New Zealand and all over the world. In that time, close to 200 releases have come out under their banner. Fiercely independent with a “can-do attitude” that has developed into more than
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Sounding the WhauSaturday 9 April – 5 pm – 6 pmTe Whau Pathway, Archibald Park, Kelston (entrance from Beaubank Road) On Saturday 9 April the Te Whau River Pathway through Archibald Park will come alive with musical sounds starting a short performance by Kelston students created during a workshop on the day led by Phil
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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Stonking old-time folk, blues and countrySaturday 24 November 1 – 3 pm Featuring: DAVID WARD -Banjo & Voice (Ruckus)DAVE KHAN -Fiddle/Mandolin (Marlon Williams)EAMON EDMUNDSON-WELLS -Double Bass (Sketches Of Aotearoa) A free gig on the Avondale Stage under the Spider
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Whau Community Orchestra ConcertSaturday 8 September 2018St Ninnian’s Hall, St Georges Bay, AvondaleFree Join us for an evening of world music featuring Greek, Argentinian, Indian and contemporary American pieces performed by local musicians. The evening will feature raga, folk and devotional songs from India, a tango from Argentina and a Greek lament performed on both
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12 – 4:30 pm, Saturday 11 August, 2018Blockhouse Bay Community Centre, 524 Blockhouse Bay Rd. Are you a parent who loves going to gigs – but the late nights aren’t an option these days? Let us put this to you – how about a daytime show that will be a blast for both you and
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