Bach Musica NZ’s colourful 2025 season features beautiful classical music from all of your favourite composers.

Join for a series of intimate makers' workshops in celebration of Captains, Collectors, Friends & Adventurers.

Join the APO for Hocus Pocus in Concert featuring John Debney's musical score performed live in sync with the film. 

From the New World. It sounds like a postcard home, and it is: a Czech composer reacting to the boundless vitality of...

Expect the unexpected as Kingi and the APO perform a wide-ranging setlist from Kingi's eclectic catalogue. 

An absurd romp down the cycleway of cancelled buses, avian romance and death by road cones. Katie Burson, Beth Kayes and...

With renewed political and economic crisis in his country, Karunatilaka discusses with Brannavan Gnanalingam how the...

Pasifika creatives share their storytelling ways through two interactive sessions.

Join two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, Colson Whitehead as he discusses what inspires him to write with Kim...

Aotearoa’s most anticipated book release of 2023 has been Eleanor Catton’s Birnam Wood, coming ten years after she won the...

The author of ten books and numerous writings which span fiction, non-fiction, poetry, essays, literary criticism, journalism...

William Sitwell sits down with Al Brown, Christall Lowe and David Cohen for a conversation about the evolution of food...

The 2023 TS Eliot Prize award-winner joins former NZ Poet Laureate Selina Tusitala Marsh for a magical conversation exploring...

Go behind the scenes of life on the road as a travel and food writer and discover the remarkable history of dining out dating...

Three Booker Prize winners, Eleanor Catton, Bernardine Evaristo and Shehan Karunatilaka share their experience of being...

This free children’s programme will provide the littlest bookworms with a chance to have fun and explore their creativity.

THE WILD for kids is a celebration of the power all all have to make the world anew.

This June, the record-breaking, award-winning musical, CATS, returns to Aotea Centre for 4 shows only!