In the Ockham NZ Book Awards longlisted Crossing the Lines, Brent Coutts brings to light their previously untold story...

From her ancestral lands, in Hongoeka Bay, Patricia Grace (Ngāti Toa, Ngāti Raukawa, Te Ati Awa) brings us her new memoir.

In telling whānau and tūpuna stories, Māori writers can feel an immense pressure to please everyone, with individual words...

A visionary modern-day food warrior, taking Māori cuisine to the world, Monique Fiso has now produced the stunning Ockham NZ...

Imaginative invention threads its way through recent novels from two of Australasia’s most celebrated writers. With game...

Pasifika playwrights Oscar Kightley and Victor Rodger are just two of the many whose work reflect the Pasifika migrant spirit...

Dante’s The Divine Comedy is one of the world’s most important works of literature from one of its finest poets. Marking the...

In a 2021 celebration of her epic endeavour, Kate Camp is joined by rare book dealer Rick Gekoski, lawyer and Ockham NZ Book...

An extraordinary line-up, not to be missed. In 2021 Auckland Writers Festival ups the ante, with seven of their nine honorees...

Take a tour around the universe with the gorgeously illustrated and widely admired I Am the Universe. Award winning author...

Dive into the mysterious world of a colossal squid! Meet Whiti in her Antarctic environment and find out about her amazing...

In the realm of knights, the zany Sir Singlet can’t stand the sloppy underwear he wears under his armour, but he is ”clever...

Your favourite subversive South Asian anthology show is back with a brand-spanking new collection of bite-size goodness for...

This event has been postponed. Cake Baby is the latest live art work by award-winning artists Alice Kirker and Grace...

This Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections exhibition explores the islands of the Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana through maps...

Te Rā Ringa Raupā present their remarkable project to recreate the oldest known Māori sail of its era – known as Te Rā. This...

Mark your calendars, the Gallery, including its shop and café will be open late on Fridays from 10am–9pm.