A raucous performance by three unlikely clowns; a delightful cocktail of old stage magic and sketch comedy.

From a scavenger hunt to pop-up activities, take the Raumati Reads challenge at the Central City Library this summer holiday!

Paint Like a Girl is a show for everyone who has ever been told that who they are, what they do, or how they do it wasn’t...

Join Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki for an unforgettable night of live music, drinks and late night exhibition access.

One of the most beloved musicals ever written, The Music Man, is marching into Auckland this October.

A display featuring photographs and ephemera from Friends of the Earth records held by Auckland Libraries.

An illustrated talk on the Town Hall Organ and how it was used in peace and war during its 112-year history.

Explore captivating photographs from Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections, showcasing the work of talented photographers.

Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections hold key environmental collections from early weather observations.

Head to Auckland Art Gallery to Hoani Waititi, the current national champions of Ngā Kapa Haka Kura Tuarua o Aotearoa (2022)...

Following their 2022 performances of Swan Lake, critically-acclaimed international ballet company The Royal Czech Ballet...

This Te Marama o Te Reo Māori join Auckland Art Gallery for Waiata Joy. A fun and friendly way to learn waiata with friends...

South Korean pianist and composer Yiruma is celebrating 23 years since his debut album with a new recording, The Rewritten...

Tāmaki’s silliest of the silly season, the legendary Basement Christmas Show returns for its fourteenth year - it’s the...

Dawn French, the Queen of British comedy returns to the stage with her one-woman stand-up show ‘Dawn French is a Huge Twat’

Disney Channel's phenomenally popular 2006 smash hit movie musical comes to life at the Aotea Centre this December!

This one’s for the young hearts, the old hearts, and the broken hearts. Studded with lo-fi covers of classic breakup songs...

The world’s greatest living exponent of Vaughan Williams’ music, Sir Andrew Davis, will open with two pieces by Beethoven at...