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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Over April and May the Town Centres of the Whau will be the site of performances and participatory projects. April 6 Captain Festus McBoyle, Green Bay St FoodApril 7 Pop up Kpop workshop with Rina Chae, Memorial Square, New LynnApril 14 Te Riri O Te O Cook Island cultural performance, Blockhouse BayApril 21 The Fortune
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A festival created to help in response to the need for education around suicide prevention, to raise awareness of issues that affect our mental health and wellbeing, to destigmatise mental health and addiction problems through changing dialogue and perception and create tangible support networks to encourage self-care for those engaged in the performing arts. Produced
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The Creative Souls Project and producer Zandra Ah Jay-Maepu from Polynesian Pages proudly present ‘Out of Date’ a children’s theatre show in the spirit of the holiday. “On this day of good food, good music and good company …. what could go wrong. When four friends prepare their tastiest dish for the great pacific feast,
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Throughout June and July you may take away more then just clean laundry when you visit your local Laundromat. Whau the People and local artists will be presenting 6 art projects across Laundromats in the Whau. Artists include Bronwyn Bent, Ioana Gordon-Smith, Janet Lilo, Takitua Tuaratini, Jody Yawa McMillan and more. Art projects will include
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Presented by Puppets for Poppets and Natural Magic 10am and 2pmMonday & Tuesday, 17 & 18 July at Creative Soul’s Project, 12 Holly St, AvondaleThursday 20 July, ST Judes Church Hall, 25 St Judes St, AvondaleFriday 21 July, Kelston Scout Hall, 20 Albert St, KelstonTickets: $5 for children and adults. Run-away elephants, ducklings that realise
CLASSIC! a shadow puppet show for children Read More »
1 – 4 pm, 9 SeptemberWhau River Portage, starting at Karaka Park, Green Bay (Karaka Park is found at the end of Portage Rd) Hikoi with us along the Whau River portage accompanied by haki (flags) created by Charlotte and Raewyn Graham. Pause along the way to discover the Māori history and ecology of the
A Spoken Word and Food Walk3108 – 3138 Great North Rd, New Lynn2 – 4 pm Saturday 16 SeptemberTickets $14 from eventfinda.co.nz The event starts at Kia ora Superette, 3108 Great North Rd On your left as you come up Great North Rd, just before Titirangi Rd going west, there is a cluster of restaurants
NZ’s first ever Floating Theatre is sailing into Auckland for 2 weeks in 2 spectacular locations. An intimate theatre for just 30 people per show that sparkles with light, the audience are led into a transforming world where the only one person holds the key but which door does it open? Shadows and projection mix
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A theatre development and mentoring initiative led by the Creative Souls Project in collaboration with Leki Bourke and Jono Soo Choon. Live’n it up will occupy the Blockhouse Bay Community Centre for two weeks in January Week 1: 16 – 20 Januarya collaborative development of “The Turtle and the Plastic Bag”, a theatre piece for
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