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Established in 1991, the Fine Signs Crazyman is one of NZ's longest running multisport events. Based around the icon outdoor elements of Wellington's Hutt City this 56k scenic tour showcases the hills, beaches, harbour...
Learn to scuba dive over 2 weekends. The first weekend will be based at the pool where you get to learn skills and play underwater to get familiar with your scuba diving equipment. The second weekend will be at the ocean...
This is a 1-day beginners class, where you will learn how to forge and finish your own handmade knife. Participants will make a small utility knife, roughly 20cm total length (blade length around 10cm). If you would...
Solid Ground brings together a selection of unconventional landscapes from The Dowse Collection, moving beyond figurative painting to include abstract works, photography, sculpture and printmaking. Using landscape as...
Vivian Wiley can communicate with plants - perhaps we all can. In 1973, a book called The Secret Life of Plants described experiments showing how plants respond to humans and experience feelings, such as pain or fear,...
Bold, joyful and confronting, this exhibition brings together a group of rule breakers, whose organic constructions expand ideas of ceramics beyond the objects we use every day. You won’t find a cup or a bowl in Dirty...
Making journeys to meet whānau, walk up a mountain, swim in a river, or return to an indigenous practice, each of the four artists in Strands has recently revisited the whenua they are from. Highlighting the role of...
Nomads opens 19 October and tells the story of New Zealand’s first professional studio weaver Zena Abbott. In the 1950s, weaver Zena Abbott (1922-1993) travelled around Aotearoa New Zealand in a caravan, working as a...
New Zealand studio glass has had a relatively short history that made inroads in the 1970s and 80s and has cemented its own unique place in the decades since. From Tony Kuepfer’s sinuous blown glass vessels to Ann...
Artist Talk: Dec 01, 2PM In Anthems of Belonging, artist and musician Olivia Webb has worked with five families, from Kiribati, Zambia, Samoa, the Philippines and the Netherlands, to write, perform and film new...
The Jackson Street Programme is bringing to you the tradition of twilight parades in Petone. The Petone Twilight Christmas Parade is on Friday, the 22nd of November starting at 7pm. The route is Jackson Street from...
Regular exercise promotes healthy ageing and increases your quality of life so why not join our experienced instructors at one of our fun classes? We provide a range of classes suitable for everyone. Enjoy your...
Vivian Wiley can communicate with plants - perhaps we all can. In 1973, a book called The Secret Life of Plants described experiments showing how plants respond to humans and experience feelings, such as pain or fear,...
Solid Ground brings together a selection of unconventional landscapes from The Dowse Collection, moving beyond figurative painting to include abstract works, photography, sculpture and printmaking. Using landscape as...
Making journeys to meet whānau, walk up a mountain, swim in a river, or return to an indigenous practice, each of the four artists in Strands has recently revisited the whenua they are from. Highlighting the role of...
