This event has been cancelled.
A brand new, wildly unhinged circus-cabaret extravaganza exclusive to Auckland Arts Festival.
From concerts to food festivals and hanging out with dogs, there are so many events to keep you busy this month in the city centre.
Auckland Arts Festival 2020
7 - 24 March 2019, various venues
For 19 days every March, Auckland Arts Festival fills Auckland's heart of the city with incredible acts from both local and international artists and performers. The globally-recognised event celebrates people and culture, and showcases the cultural diversity and vibrant energy of New Zealand's largest and most exciting city. See below for some of our top event recommendations.
This event has been cancelled due to the Covid-19 situation and the Government’s new limits on mass public gatherings.
All dog lovers, dog owners, dog enthusiast are invited to come celebrate this special day dedicated to our furry friends.
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki presents an unprecedented exhibition of rare and extraordinary art from Japan’s Edo period (1603–1868), that is now virtual and include audio tours and a te reo Māori experience.
This event has been cancelled. Come down and soak up the summer sunsets at the end of the working week, with FAT Fridays! Hosted by your local movement community, Fitness All Together.
We have selected the finest central city eateries that are celebrating the return of Bluffies in style.
A street party celebrating the beauty of nature and the beauty of French wine.
This all acoustic 10 piece band from Sydney is set to provide a night of fantastic entertainment
Bringing you the world's best ocean films, from both above and below the surface.
Barry and Gen may have retired, but these spirited seniors aren’t slowing down. There’s overseas travel to plan, family feuds to settle, the inevitable health problems, and a friend to bury.
Women’s Work is a unique exhibition celebrating the work of 21 women photographers from the Advertising and Illustrative Photographers’ Association (AIPA) running over four days from 6 March at the Ellen Melville Centre.
Where does voguing come from, and what, exactly, is throwing shade?
Get the electrifying concert experience of Tina Turner with this full stage production brimming with Tina hits from the 60s, 70s, 80s & 90s.
New date to be announced.
Lenny Kravitz is coming to New Zealand in March 2020 as part of his Here to Love World Tour.
Zucchero is a regular on the world stage having recorded, written and performed with the biggest artists on the globe including Pavarotti, Queen, Joe Cocker, Miles Davis, Bono, Eric Clapton and many more.
Enjoy two hours of free parking or $5 evening and weekend rates. Find out more.
Ride on public transport from as little as $2 each way. Find out more.
Last updated:
21 August 2020
