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Stories of the Community Cart

Hutt City Council is inviting rangatahi to share your local stories to bring the community cart to life and inspire us to think about the future we want for our neighbourhoods

25 November

Psychedelic: Rock Posters of the 1960s at The Dowse

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE – FRANK ZAPPA – THE GRATEFUL DEAD – THE DOORS These are just a few of the iconic names that graced the mind-bending rock posters plastered across San Francisco at the height of the psychedelic era. Now, over half a century later these very posters are on display at The Dowse Arts Museum in Lower Hutt, in the only collection of its kind in Aotearoa.

Wharenui Harikoa by Lissy Robinson-Cole and Rudi Robinson_image The Dowse

19 October

Wharenui Harikoa at The Dowse

One of the most vibrant and colourful Wharenui you will ever see is on display at The Dowse Art Museum in Te Awa Kairangi, Lower Hutt.

29 June

Little Theatre temporarily closed

The Little Theatre is temporarily closed to allow for asbestos removal.

Billboard showing historic photo of a Naenae park displayed at the site of the photo

10 February

A suburban whakapapa: Time Capsule: Ans Westra in The Hutt

Recapture memories of day-to-day community life in Naenae with an out of the ordinary exhibition by iconic New Zealand photographer Ans Westra, CNZM, now on display throughout Lower Hutt.

22 December

Hutt City Council celebrates progress in 2020-21 Annual Report

Yesterday Hutt City Council unanimously adopted its 2020-21 Annual Report, which acknowledges progress made on key projects despite the ongoing challenge posed by the response to COVID-19.

13 December

My Vaccine Pass to be required at most Hutt City Council community facilities

From Friday 3 December, most Hutt City Council community facilities will require visitors to show their My Vaccine Pass as the city moves into the new COVID-19 Protection Framework. This will affect users of Council’s pools, gyms, libraries, museums, and hubs.

10 December

Libraries challenge tamariki to read and play this summer

Hutt City Libraries’ popular summer reading challenge for tamariki begins on 1 December!

31 August

Nominations now open for the Kūmara Awards 2021

The Kūmara Awards is on a mission to celebrate fabulous placemaking happening across Aotearoa. Projects and public initiatives in Lower Hutt can now be nominated for the 2021 awards.

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