Archived: Our Top Events this February

From a sunrise yoga session to #ourmarch, festivals, bottomless lunches and pop-up parties, the central city has something for everyone this month.

Sunrise yoga on Queens Wharf
6 and 13 February, 7am - 8.15am 

Start your day with a sunrise yoga session and come down to Queens Wharf for the fourth annual series of free outdoor Sunrise Yoga. All experience levels welcome, BYO yoga mats.

The Gayest Bottomless lunch
17 February - 1.00pm to 3.00pm, Gusto at the Grand

To celebrate Auckland’s unique mix of cultures, sexualities and gender identities, Gusto at the Grand presents The Gayest Bottomless Lunch.

Auckland Pride Festival
01 - 07 February, Various Auckland Venues

From 1–17 February 2019, Auckland’s Rainbow communities will come together to celebrate our unique mix of cultures, sexualities and gender identities in Aotearoa New Zealand’s most super-diverse city!

#ourmarch
09 February, starts in Albert Park

Heading to the city centre this year and gathering from 4.30 PM, at Albert Park, the march will then process down Victoria Street, up Queen Street into Aotea Square, culminating in a celebration in Myers Park which will run until 9 PM.

Auckland Fringe Festival
19 February - 03 March 2019, Various Auckland Venues

Auckland Fringe is all about inclusivity, celebration of otherness and having a dang good time in this wonderful city of ours. Enjoy two weeks of festivities.

Fringe Town K-Pop Party
23 February, Auckland Town Hall

Curated by Rina Chae - who’s danced with Beyoncé and Justin Bieber - this all-ages dance party will feature the hottest K-pop on rotation, special guest performances, games, and a chance to show off your best moves.

Pink Gin Pop Up Party
Throughout February from 12pm, La Zeppa

If you're a fan of gin, you're going to love this new pop up on La Zeppa's rooftop. 

Same Same but Different Writers' Festival
04 - 14 February 2019, Various Auckland Venues

For the fourth Same Same but Different Writers Festival the events will be held both at the Auckland Art Gallery, the Basement Theatre and AUT University.