Vamos a la Fiesta!

Auckland Latin Fiesta is back for its 10th year, as part of Auckland Live Summer in the Square. Don’t miss a vibrant celebration of Latin American culture through music, dance, arts and food! Immerse yourself in the exciting rhythms of salsa, bachata, reggaeton, and samba over three days of DJs, performances and fun dance classes.

Savour authentic cuisine from an array of food trucks serving Argentinian empanadas, Brazilian BBQs, Mexican nachos, Chilean ceviches, and much more. Don’t miss this exciting cultural extravaganza for the whole family in the heart of Auckland city, and best of all it's free to attend.

With a line-up of band music including Mariachi New Zealand, Groupo Sa-Son, Samba Maracana, Frente Sudaka (an 11-piece band from Tauranga), you won’t want to miss this Latin party extravaganza!

Full line-up and schedule to be released in January – stay tuned.

Presented as part of Auckland Live Summer in the Square. Proudly supported by Auckland Council and the city centre targeted rate.

Gay & Proud Too – More Images and Events from the Archives of the Auckland Pride Centre 1987-2004

An exhibition of photographs from the Archives of the Auckland Pride Centre – Auckland’s Inclusive LGBTT Community Centre.
Initially started as a Gay Men's Health initiative called the Isherwood Trust in the aftermath of Gay Law Reform - The Pride Centre, as it came to be known, grew into a Community Organisation striving to serve the needs of the Auckland Queer community.

The Centre was located in a succession of locations, Federal Street, Wolfe Street, then on Ponsonby Road and Wyndham Street before arriving in Karangahape Road in 2000. As well as providing an alcohol & drug free social venue for several LGBTT community groups, an information service and lending library, it organised a wide range of LGBT events: Film Nights, Literary & Poetry Evenings, Art Exhibitions, and many public events such as Monthly Tea Dances, the Annual Coming Out Day Parade and the Auckland Gay Mardi Gras held at the Sheraton Hotel in 1990.

During the 1990s it played a significant role in promoting queer issues and questioning local Politicians on their stance towards LGBTT issues during Central and Local Elections.

The Gallery’s Lunar New Year festival returns on Saturday 1 February! We are thrilled to welcome back the spectacular Tung Tek lion dancers who will be performing on our forecourt. You can also participate in a programme of family-focused workshops inspired by delicious yee sang curated by Rosabel Tan, view and learn more about resources on Asian art and artists, and have a go at making some calligraphy snake keepsakes.

Talented musicians Iris Zhang and Raging Flowers will perform live sets, followed by some chilled vibes courtesy of EDY and Sam Nakamura on our East Terrace.

We are also excited to welcome Asian in Aotearoa for a live recorded panel discussion and spoken word performances delivered by local literary stars, curated by Nathan Joe. Oh, and there will also be bubble tea! Bring your friends and whānau along for an unforgettable day of activities, workshops and performances!

Also head head to the Midtown Street Party in the Lorne Street to celebrate the Lunar New Year!

This FREE summer street festival transforms one of Auckland's favourite dining precincts into a vibrant celebration of Asian kai, cultures and communities.
Head over the road to join in the fun and grab a bite to eat on the street from 11am–9pm.

Lunar New Year Festival 2025 is proudly supported by Auckland Council and the city centre targeted rate.

Join us this Lunar New Year and celebrate the Year of the Wood Snake with a day of creativity in Te Ātea | North Atrium. Make your own snake plushie with Hanna Shim, learn how to tie lucky Chinese knots 中国结 and uncover the symbolism behind each design with Wai Ching Chan and – for those looking for a quieter moment – take a seat and write a letter, either to someone who has shaped you in the past, or to your future self. 

These creative activities are inspired in part by yee sang – the colourful raw fish salad commonly served in Southeast Asia (particularly Singapore and Malaysia) as an appetiser during the Lunar New Year period. Each ingredient in yee sang symbolises different wishes for the year ahead, from abundance to luck to happiness, and is added one by one before everybody enthusiastically tosses the ingredients in the air with their chopsticks. 

In a similar way, consider this an invitation to take part in the many offerings: to create something, to learn something new, to have a moment of contemplation and connection and to think about what your hopes might be for the year ahead. Join us to mark the many possibilities of this Year of the Snake!

Presented in collaboration with Satellites, an initiative connecting the past, present and future of Aotearoa Asian art.

农历新年创意空间 —— 各类即时参与工坊

上午10点至下午5点

庆祝木蛇之年的到来，在美术馆北庭（Te Ātea | North Atrium）和我们共度创意满满的一天吧！你可以跟着Hanna Shim制作属于你的蛇形公仔，也可以向 Wai Ching Chan学习幸运中国结的编织方法并了解不同种类的中国结各具的象征意义。如果你想暂避喧嚣，不妨坐下来，手写一封书信——至于收信人，可以是影响了你过往的某个人，也可以是未来的自己。

一系列的创意活动得灵感自七彩缤纷、在东南亚（尤其是新加坡和马来西亚）常被作为开胃年菜的生鱼沙拉——捞鱼生。捞鱼生的食材会被逐一加入盘中，每样食材都象征着特定的新年祝愿——从好运满满到快乐常伴，不一而足。最后，围桌而坐的食客们会拿起筷子，带着兴奋将所有食材搅拌在一起。

Image credit: Abigail Dell'Avo | National Library New Zealand | Julie Zhu

This workshop introduces you to the fundamental skills of songwriting. If you like to write or enjoy listening to music, this workshop could ignite a new passion in you!

Led by Amy Shuang Wang aka Raging Flowers, the workshop uses group and individual exercises to help you develop skills that will enable you to write songs. You will learn about storytelling, putting words to existing melodies and rhyming.

Amy will also work on developing your sense of curiosity and being kind towards your own ideas.

You don't need an instrument to attend this workshop. However, for people who have written songs, you are very welcome to bring your own instruments and share songs at the end!

This event is part of our wider Lunar New Year Festival 2025, but as it has limited spaces, you will need to book in advance.

Spots are free, but due to anticipated high demand please only book if you are sure that you can attend.

Join us for a vibrant Chun 春 and Seollal 설날 Lunar New Year 2025!

This first-ever joint Lunar New Year celebration in Tāmaki Makaurau is a collaborative effort by the Central City Hub, the Asian Community Engagement Trust (ACET), the Korean Education Centre (KEC), and the Chinese and Korean communities.

Celebrate with us:

Ellen Melville Centre | Saturday 1 February 2025 | 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Immerse yourself in a day filled with mesmerizing performances, interactive workshops, delicious food, games, and more – showcasing the rich cultures of China and Korea.

Highlights to look forward to:

Captivating Performances:  Enjoy lion dance, taekwondo, K-pop, face-changing, martial arts, a Chinese orchestra, Samulnori, traditional and contemporary performances, and more.

Interactive workshops: Participate in Chinese and Korean tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and traditional craft-making.

Mouthwatering Food stalls: Savour a mix of contemporary and traditional Chinese and Korean cuisines.

Family Fun and Games:  Engage in traditional games that’ll bring laughter and create lasting memories for kids and teens.

Exciting Lucky draws: Take part in activities and stand a chance to win fantastic prizes!

Central City Library | Saturday 8 February 2025 | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Continue the celebration with a Lunar-themed Storytime for children, captivating cultural performances and interactive workshops for the whole family!

• 11:00am-11:30am - Storytime

• 11:30am-1:00pm - Chinese Papercutting

• 2:00pm-2:45pm - Performances

• 2:30pm-4:00pm - Chinese Calligraphy

• 2:30pm-4:00pm - Korean Origami 

Don’t miss out!

Celebrate the Chun 春 and Seollal 설날 Lunar New Year 2025 with two days of cultural connection, joy, and celebration!

In celebration of Lunar New Year and Pride month, Asian in Aotearoa returns to the stage for a special Year of the Snake panel and podcast recording. Join us in Auckland Art Gallery’s auditorium as host Jenna Wee sits down with an all-Queer panel reflecting on their creative process, inspiration, growth – and what Year of the Snake might look like for them.

Meet the Panel:

Steven Junil Park 박준일 (he/they): Korean-born artist handcrafting functional objects and clothing under the label, 6x4.

Mariadelle ‘Abbey’ Gamit (they/she): Pinay artist, DJ and co-director of Asia and Pasifika-led arts organisation, All My Friends.

Nathan Joe 周润豪 (he/him): Chinese-Kiwi multi-award-winning playwright, dramaturg and performance poet.

Asian in Aotearoa is a podcast that explores the lives of Asian creatives, one conversation at a time. We explore our relationship to creativity, courage, compassion, community and how this shapes the way we move through the world and influences our work. Founded in November 2020 by Jenna Wee, the podcast – now 50+ episodes deep – has featured artists, writers, actors, musicians, theatre-makers, directors and the list goes on.

Jenna (she/her) was born and raised in Tāmaki Makaurau to a Malaysian-Chinese/Melanau father and a Japanese/Pākehā mother.

Your Midtown Street Party in the Lorne Street neighbourhood welcomes the Lunar New Year!

This FREE summer street festival transforms one of Auckland's favourite dining precincts into a vibrant celebration of Asian cultures and communities. Watch preliminary rounds of Auckland's annual Lunar New Year Karaoke Competition and witness explosive “Pop, Lock and Break It” 3-on-3 dance battles and showdowns.

Enjoy a festive programme of entertainment including lion and dragon dances, cultural performances, traditional instrument buskers, local Asian musicians, storytellers and roaming performers.

Take part in interactive workshops, street games and engaging activities while enjoying promenade dining from local eateries. From traditional Asian arts to contemporary street culture, this dynamic community celebration offers entertainment for all ages.

Don’t miss this spectacular summer street party as part of Auckland's Lunar New Year festivities –  rain or shine!

Vamos a la Fiesta!

Auckland Latin Fiesta is back for its 10th year, as part of Auckland Live Summer in the Square. Don’t miss a vibrant celebration of Latin American culture through music, dance, arts and food! Immerse yourself in the exciting rhythms of salsa, bachata, reggaeton, and samba over three days of DJs, performances and fun dance classes.

Savour authentic cuisine from an array of food trucks serving Argentinian empanadas, Brazilian BBQs, Mexican nachos, Chilean ceviches, and much more. Don’t miss this exciting cultural extravaganza for the whole family in the heart of Auckland city, and best of all it's free to attend.

With a line-up of band music including Mariachi New Zealand, Groupo Sa-Son, Samba Maracana, Frente Sudaka (an 11-piece band from Tauranga), you won’t want to miss this Latin party extravaganza!

Full line-up and schedule to be released in January – stay tuned.

Presented as part of Auckland Live Summer in the Square. Proudly supported by Auckland Council and the city centre targeted rate.

Join drag superstar Hugo Grrrl for a musical, magical adventure exploring the science of the skies.

What makes a rainbow? Join drag superstar Hugo Grrrl for the world premiere of Hugo’s Rainbow Show: a musical, magical adventure exploring the science of the skies above.

Can you help Skyler find Ray The Sun, Misty The Cloud and Wayne The Rain? Maybe even the fabulous Archie The Rainbow?! Together our wonderful weathery friends will make the mysteries of meteorology fun, all the while proving the power of glitter, dress-ups and friendship. Expect original songs, custom storybooks and of course outrageous costumes in this novel rainbow-reading-style experience.

Hugo’s Rainbow Show is for everyone! Best for two to ten year olds and our neurodivergent whānau, but even big kids will love this wholesome, goofy and glamorous experience.

Created and performed by Hugo Grrrl.
Producer: Cindy Jang-Barlow
Music: Chantal Claret & Jamie Sharp.
Illustrations: Fey Nally.
Photography: Polished Metal

Hugo Grrrl is a drag king, a doofus and an award-winning cabaret producer from Aotearoa New Zealand, creating joyful queer theater that’s bound to leave ya with a smile on your face and a bit of glitter in your hair. He co-created the world’s first drag musical for kids, The Glitter Garden - a multi-award winning smash. He won Season 1 of House of Drag (NZ’s Drag Race), making him the first drag king and transgender man globally to ever compete in or win a drag reality show. By day, he works as a gender diversity educator, working passionately to increase rainbow literacy and acceptance in Aotearoa. Hugo’s Rainbow Show is his first solo children’s show.

Vamos a la Fiesta!

Auckland Latin Fiesta is back for its 10th year, as part of Auckland Live Summer in the Square. Don’t miss a vibrant celebration of Latin American culture through music, dance, arts and food! Immerse yourself in the exciting rhythms of salsa, bachata, reggaeton, and samba over three days of DJs, performances and fun dance classes.

Savour authentic cuisine from an array of food trucks serving Argentinian empanadas, Brazilian BBQs, Mexican nachos, Chilean ceviches, and much more. Don’t miss this exciting cultural extravaganza for the whole family in the heart of Auckland city, and best of all it's free to attend.

With a line-up of band music including Mariachi New Zealand, Groupo Sa-Son, Samba Maracana, Frente Sudaka (an 11-piece band from Tauranga), you won’t want to miss this Latin party extravaganza!

Full line-up and schedule to be released in January – stay tuned.

Presented as part of Auckland Live Summer in the Square. Proudly supported by Auckland Council and the city centre targeted rate.

Join drag superstar Hugo Grrrl for a musical, magical adventure exploring the science of the skies.

What makes a rainbow? Join drag superstar Hugo Grrrl for the world premiere of Hugo’s Rainbow Show: a musical, magical adventure exploring the science of the skies above.

Can you help Skyler find Ray The Sun, Misty The Cloud and Wayne The Rain? Maybe even the fabulous Archie The Rainbow?! Together our wonderful weathery friends will make the mysteries of meteorology fun, all the while proving the power of glitter, dress-ups and friendship. Expect original songs, custom storybooks and of course outrageous costumes in this novel rainbow-reading-style experience.

Hugo’s Rainbow Show is for everyone! Best for two to ten year olds and our neurodivergent whānau, but even big kids will love this wholesome, goofy and glamorous experience.

Created and performed by Hugo Grrrl.
Producer: Cindy Jang-Barlow
Music: Chantal Claret & Jamie Sharp.
Illustrations: Fey Nally.
Photography: Polished Metal

Hugo Grrrl is a drag king, a doofus and an award-winning cabaret producer from Aotearoa New Zealand, creating joyful queer theater that’s bound to leave ya with a smile on your face and a bit of glitter in your hair. He co-created the world’s first drag musical for kids, The Glitter Garden - a multi-award winning smash. He won Season 1 of House of Drag (NZ’s Drag Race), making him the first drag king and transgender man globally to ever compete in or win a drag reality show. By day, he works as a gender diversity educator, working passionately to increase rainbow literacy and acceptance in Aotearoa. Hugo’s Rainbow Show is his first solo children’s show.

‘Through collaboration, building and maintaining relationships and a constant curiosity I am able to sustain an art practice that continues to evolve.’ – Neke Moa

Neke Moa (Te Whare a Papaīra, Ngāti Kahungunu ki Ahuriri, Kai Tahu, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Tūwharetoa) is the 2025 senior artist for the Te Tīmatanga residency with Auckland Pride Festival. 

Join us for the 2025 Pride lecture with Neke, who will speak about her practice. 

Moa’s practice seeks to promote hauora (wellbeing) by deepening connections between tāngata (people), tohunga (experts) and atua (deities). Using materials from the taiao (environment) and drawing on customary and contemporary processes, she works to make mātauranga (knowledge) and pūrākau (stories) newly accessible. Her work explores our connections within the spaces of the seen and unseen, the place where wairua (spirit) resides and creativity is sourced.

She has exhibited throughout the Moana Oceania region and further afield. In 2023, she was awarded a prestigious Herbert Hofmann Prize at Munich Jewellery Week and was a McCahon House artist-in-residence. Works by Moa are held in the collections of important institutions including Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, the Dowse Art Museum and the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. She is based in Ōtaki Beach, where many of her rauemi (materials) are gathered.

There will be time for Q & A with Neke after the lecture led by Auckland Pride Festival Director Hāmiora Bailey (Ngāti Porou Ki Harataunga, Ngāti Huarere) and an informal cup of tea and light refreshments.

This event is part of the 2025 Auckland Pride Festival. Click on the Rainbow tag to see all our gallery Pride events or check out the full Auckland Pride Festival programme at aucklandpride.org.nz

Join us at Māhuhu-ki-te-Rangi Park, FREE Les Mills fitness classes every Tuesday in January & February 2025!

Bring your mat, grab a spot, and let the vibes of the park set the scene for your ultimate midday reset!

Every Tuesday from 12:30pm - 1pm
14th, 21st & 28th Jan
4th, 11th, 18th & 25th Feb!
Māhuhu-ki-te-Rangi Park, Te Tōangaroa
Sign up here https://forms.office.com/r/hMGUh6M4ZJ

Don't miss your chance to move, unwind, and refresh—it's fitness with a view!

Summer on Queens Wharf returns for 2025!

Soak in the sunshine and celebrate the season with Summer on Queens Wharf 2025, returning with a vibrant programme of free performances, events and activities by the moana.

The all-ages programme, an initiative supported by Eke Panuku Development Auckland, Interesting Things and Moana Festival Auckland, runs from January to March 2025 and features an exciting mix of returning favourites and brand-new experiences.

Sunrise Yoga

Back by popular demand! Start your day with six Sunrise Yoga sessions by the sea. Guided by expert instructors, these sessions blend ancient wisdom, movement and morning light, creating a moment of calm and connection on the edge of the Waitematā Harbour.

All activities are free and open to all ages. Visit the Facebook event pages for updates, performance schedules, and free ticket registration details.

The Summer on Queens Wharf 2025 programme is made possible thanks to Eke Panuku Development Auckland with support from Interesting Things Aotearoa and Moana Auckland.

Kick off Bear New Zealand Week with a relaxed and welcoming Meet and Greet in the beautiful Garden Courtyard of the brand-new Abstract Hotel. This is a casual event designed for you to meet up with old friends and make new ones as we begin the week.

Enjoy some snacks and grab a drink from the bar as you settle in. We’ll start with a karakia (blessing) and a warm welcome from Papa Bear, setting the tone for the weekend ahead.

This is a free event, and no dress code is required—come as you are! Whether you’re attending solo or with a group, this is the perfect place to start Bear New Zealand Week 2025!

And don’t forget—the UnderBear Party kicks off just down the road at 9pm, so consider this the perfect warm-up!

Bear New Zealand week Underwear party for Bears and admirers. Down ‘n’ Dirty dancing in ya briefest underwear. Hot sexy safe fun for all. Definitely a party to dress for the occasion..or undress rather.

Note this is a men and male identifying event. 

Back to Shows

Kick off the night with Queer Beers, a laid-back pre-drinks event that’s perfect for warming up before the Funny, Furry & Fierce comedy show! Join fellow bears and friends for good vibes, great company, and some relaxed drinks. This is a free event, so just pay for your own drinks at the bar and enjoy the chance to catch up with familiar faces or meet new ones.

Whether you’re coming solo or with a group, Queer Beers is a great way to start the evening—don’t miss out on the laughs and good times to come!

This show is in Spanish. Te invitamos a nuestra noche de comedia en Español, pride edition! Para celebrar nuestra primera participación en Auckland Pride te traemos un espectáculo lleno de risas, originalidad y mucho, mucho orgullo. Ven a festejar este mes en tu propio idioma. 

This show is in Spanish. We invite you to our night of comedy in Spanish, pride edition! To celebrate our first participation in Auckland Pride we bring you a show full of laughter, originality, and much, much pride. Come celebrate this month in your own language. 

Funny, Furry & Fierce is back for 2025! Get ready to laugh your furry tits off! Don’t leave getting your ticket too late for this laughter-filled comedy show hosted by Neil D’Bear Thornton, joined by the nation’s furriest and fierce lineup of the best LGBTQ+ and allied comedians as they take to the stage for a night of entertainment.

Every year it’s a sell-out show! Grab your tickets and spread the word to your fellow bears – it’s going to be a night of belly laughs.

We also have Queer Beers at The Comedy Club from 6pm, join us for a drink and a nibble or two before the show.

Dyke Bingo Head over to The Charlotte Museum to enjoy an evening of Sapphic themed bingo.

Ditch the dry classic bingo for our version, instead of G43 or B13 we’ll have “First date turns into weekend together “or “having the same Dr. Martins as your partner”.

Come for a laugh, a drink and a great time spent with our inclusive community. We will play multiple rounds so you can make it a quick stop or a night out.

Cards will cost $5 each or 3 for $12 so you can choose to be budget conscious. Entry is free but donations are always welcome.

Who will take the title of Mr Bear New Zealand this year? Join us for an unforgettable night as New Zealand’s finest bears take the stage, competing for the coveted title. Last year’s winner, Tia, went on to win Mr Bear Australasia, showcasing New Zealand bear pride on the international stage—who will follow in his footsteps?

If you would like to put your hand up to be a contestant, please fill out the form here: www.bearnewzealand.co.nz/contact/

Expect fierce competition, charismatic personalities, and an incredible showcase of our community’s diversity and spirit. This is more than just a title—it’s a celebration of everything that makes the Bear community unique, strong, and connected. Come cheer on the contestants, and see who will be crowned Mr Bear New Zealand 2025!

Hono mai ki te whakanui i te rā o Waitangi mā te hīkoi i Ngā Taonga Tūturu: Treasured Māori Portraits.

Ka arahina te hīkoi e te kaiwhakaako a Te Ohorere Williams (Ngāiterangi, Ngāti Pūkenga, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Kahungunu), ā, ka toha i āna rangahau mō ngā whakaahua tūpuna e hono ana ki te hainatanga o Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

He UTUKORE tēnei hīkoi, engari me rēhita i raro nei – 15 ngā tāngata te rahinga mō ia hīkoi.

Join us to commemorate Waitangi Day with a tour of Ngā Taonga Tūturu: Treasured Māori Portraits. 

The tour will be led by Learning Facilitator Te Ohorere Williams (Ngāiterangi, Ngāti Pukenga, Ngāti Porou and Ngāti Kahungunu), who will share her research on the portraits of tūpuna (ancestors) connected to the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.  

This tour is FREE but please book below – our maximum capacity is 15 people. 

Image credit:
Gottfried Lindauer, Te Hapuku (Ngāti Kahungungu, Ngāti Te Waha-Hamamao, Ngāti Whatu-i-Apiti). 1877
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, gift of Mr H E Partridge, 1915

Celebrate two exceptional contemporary artists: Kahurangiariki Smith and Sung Hwan Bobby Park.

Kahurangiariki’s practice blends the materiality of digital media with indigenous futurism grounded in mātauranga Māori. Commissioned for Pride, her vibrant design wraps the iconic Freyberg Steps. Adjacent to this, lightboxes display Bobby’s striking photographic works. A ceramic artist with a background in industrial design, his imagery delves into identity, exploring the experiences of being queer and Asian in a heteronormative society.

Join both artists for an engaging kōrero about their newly revealed public artworks. They’ll share insights into their concepts, processes, and creative practices, exploring how their works connect under the kaupapa of Pride. An informal Q&A will offer a unique opportunity to engage with these artists, don’t miss this chance to experience thought-provoking art in the heart of the city!

Join us for a vibrant Chun 春 and Seollal 설날 Lunar New Year 2025!

This first-ever joint Lunar New Year celebration in Tāmaki Makaurau is a collaborative effort by the Central City Hub, the Asian Community Engagement Trust (ACET), the Korean Education Centre (KEC), and the Chinese and Korean communities.

Celebrate with us:

Ellen Melville Centre | Saturday 1 February 2025 | 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Immerse yourself in a day filled with mesmerizing performances, interactive workshops, delicious food, games, and more – showcasing the rich cultures of China and Korea.

Highlights to look forward to:

Captivating Performances:  Enjoy lion dance, taekwondo, K-pop, face-changing, martial arts, a Chinese orchestra, Samulnori, traditional and contemporary performances, and more.

Interactive workshops: Participate in Chinese and Korean tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and traditional craft-making.

Mouthwatering Food stalls: Savour a mix of contemporary and traditional Chinese and Korean cuisines.

Family Fun and Games:  Engage in traditional games that’ll bring laughter and create lasting memories for kids and teens.

Exciting Lucky draws: Take part in activities and stand a chance to win fantastic prizes!

Central City Library | Saturday 8 February 2025 | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Continue the celebration with a Lunar-themed Storytime for children, captivating cultural performances and interactive workshops for the whole family!

• 11:00am-11:30am - Storytime

• 11:30am-1:00pm - Chinese Papercutting

• 2:00pm-2:45pm - Performances

• 2:30pm-4:00pm - Chinese Calligraphy

• 2:30pm-4:00pm - Korean Origami 

Don’t miss out!

Celebrate the Chun 春 and Seollal 설날 Lunar New Year 2025 with two days of cultural connection, joy, and celebration!

AfroFest is returning for its second year as part of Auckland Live Summer in the Square. Experience a FREE, whānau-friendly celebration of music, dance, food and fashion from across the African diaspora in Aotearoa.

Expect to dance in the sun all afternoon to Amapiano and Afrobeats supplied by some of Auckland’s best DJs. Don’t miss DJ Banty and Marcello on the decks, and catch live performances from the groovy Warren Duncan and his band.

Plus, enjoy a taste of Africa with a plethora of food trucks designed to keep your taste buds vibing all day long.

Tell your friends and family and get amongst this fun-filled unique cultural experience – ALL ARE WELCOME!

Presented as part of Auckland Live Summer in the Square. Proudly supported by Auckland Council and the city centre targeted rate.

Join The Bears for an afternoon of laughter, strategy, and friendly competition at Board Game Night! Whether you’re a board game aficionado or just looking for a great time, this event is the perfect chance to connect with friends old and new over a mix of classic and modern games.

Hosted at Dice & Fork, the venue offers a fantastic selection catering to all interests and skill levels. From fast-paced card games to immersive strategy classics, there’s something for everyone. While this is a free event, please note that food and/or drink purchases are required to play the games—so treat yourself and dive into the fun!

Back to Shows

Join drag superstar Hugo Grrrl for a musical, magical adventure exploring the science of the skies.

What makes a rainbow? Join drag superstar Hugo Grrrl for the world premiere of Hugo’s Rainbow Show: a musical, magical adventure exploring the science of the skies above.

Can you help Skyler find Ray The Sun, Misty The Cloud and Wayne The Rain? Maybe even the fabulous Archie The Rainbow?! Together our wonderful weathery friends will make the mysteries of meteorology fun, all the while proving the power of glitter, dress-ups and friendship. Expect original songs, custom storybooks and of course outrageous costumes in this novel rainbow-reading-style experience.

Hugo’s Rainbow Show is for everyone! Best for two to ten year olds and our neurodivergent whānau, but even big kids will love this wholesome, goofy and glamorous experience.

Created and performed by Hugo Grrrl.
Producer: Cindy Jang-Barlow
Music: Chantal Claret & Jamie Sharp.
Illustrations: Fey Nally.
Photography: Polished Metal

Hugo Grrrl is a drag king, a doofus and an award-winning cabaret producer from Aotearoa New Zealand, creating joyful queer theater that’s bound to leave ya with a smile on your face and a bit of glitter in your hair. He co-created the world’s first drag musical for kids, The Glitter Garden - a multi-award winning smash. He won Season 1 of House of Drag (NZ’s Drag Race), making him the first drag king and transgender man globally to ever compete in or win a drag reality show. By day, he works as a gender diversity educator, working passionately to increase rainbow literacy and acceptance in Aotearoa. Hugo’s Rainbow Show is his first solo children’s show.

This funky, free event invites you to immerse yourself in the artistry and activism of graffiti. Join us for a relaxed and creative afternoon as talented graffiti artist REKSO brings the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag to life in a striking freestyle mural.

The event begins at the Ellen Melville Centre, where cold drinks and ice cream set the mood for a laid-back gathering. From there, we’ll take a short stroll to the mural site, where we’ll watch as the design evolves layer by layer, the artist adding his own aesthetic twist!

The Progress Pride Flag highlights inclusivity, with its arrow design symbolising the ongoing journey for BIPOC, trans, and intersex rights.This is more than just a demonstration, ask questions, learn about graffiti as a tool for protest and expression, and even try your hand at spray painting under expert guidance. Don’t miss this opportunity to chill, connect, and make your mark on Pride Festival 2025!

Urge Events present the Bear New Zealand week Tri Nations party for Bears and admirers.  Hot sexy, safe fun for all. Meet the New Mr New Zealand Bear 2025, friends and new friends from New Zealand and afar.

Note this is a men and male identifying event. 

Join us at Moana Music Open Mic Competition where rising local talent will take to the stage and showcase their skills. Six60, our headlining act for Moana Auckland 2025, will be attending as VIP guests. This is a free public event!

Ever wanted to turn your coming out or first Queer love story into a zine? Here’s your opportunity! Get a taste of zine-making by learning how to make a one-page folded zine to draw, write and collage your story. Proudly hosted by Auckland Zinefest, all the materials you need for the making will be provided, if you can’t think of the story you want to tell you can be guided by creative prompts.

Auckland Zinefest is a celebration of creativity and self-publishing, based in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Aotearoa. A local hub for zine culture run by volunteers, local zine-makers and creatives, they organise community events and activities that share and support DIY-publishing in Auckland and beyond since 2009.

The biggest event is the annual Zinefest market day, where scores of zine-makers gather to share their work, inspire others, and connect with fellow zine-makers and creatives.

For more information on Auckland Zinefest, check out  Facebook,  Instagram  or  website.

Auckland Zinefest is cosying up in the same space as comedian James Hilary Penwarden,  who will be performing at  12pm.

Get ready to ignite your senses as Lunar New Year is taking over Aotea Square as part of Auckland Live Summer in the Square.

Immerse yourself in a vibrant fusion of colours, sounds, tastes and beats from across the pan-Asian communities of Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Tuck into delicious bites, exploring the plethora of Asian cuisine across the city centre.

Don’t forget to get amongst the inaugural Bao and Boba promotions – be sure to vote for your top shop and be in to WIN and check out dance battles, craft stalls, have a go at a spot of karaoke and mahjong in a series of tournaments throughout the day.

Plus, keep an eye out for the giant three-metre high Lucky Cat on the Auckland Town Hall wishing you fortune and prosperity for the future.

Part of the Auckland Central Lunar New Year celebrations.

Presented as part of Auckland Live Summer in the Square. Proudly supported by Auckland Council and the city centre targeted rate.

Queer Yarns are back for Pride 2025. Come and learn how to crochet your own Rainbow flag to take home and wave proudly at the Pride Parade. Pride flags are important symbols for the Queer community. Instructions and all necessary supplies will be provided on how to make a Rainbow flag or one of the many others that represent LGBTQIA+ identities. All abilities welcome. Time expectation: 30 mins for experienced crocheters or allow up to 3 hrs if you’ve never picked up a hook!

This event is part of the 2025 Auckland Pride Festival. Queer Yarns are cosying up in the same space comedian James Hilary Penwarden who will be performing at 1pm. Click on the Rainbow tag to see all our gallery Pride events or check out the full Auckland Pride Festival programme at aucklandpride.org.nz  

James Penwarden brings their trademark autobiographical humour punctuated with catchy tunes and gentle, tongue-in-cheek charm to Auckland Art Gallery’s Pride Festival offerings.

Part gig, part stand-up, part diary-entry read aloud, James takes spectators on a chill field trip through life's transitions, navigating the complexities of identity, ethics, and self-discovery along the way. Expect jokes about veganism, Queer identity, ethics and self-discovery, all weaved together with original solo songs sung live by James with their trusty guitar. Join James for their brief but heartwarming ode to the beautiful contradictions that make us human, acknowledging that we are all doing our best in a world that is truly cooked. 

Sessions: 

Te Ātea | North Atrium:12-12.30pm 

Grey Gallery: 1-1.30pm

Bio

James Hilary Penwarden loves nothing more than dragging their trendy identity crisis to the stage. Penwarden lost their gender, found some new pronouns, and now milks their hot new identity for all it’s worth. A fresh face on the comedy scene, Penwarden is here to raise the flag for stand-up comedy that’s down with the patriarchy and here for the theytriarchy. Their debut comedy hour Them Fatale performed in the 2023 New Zealand International Comedy Festival to rave reviews and they're currently working on their next musical comedy hour, Vegan Fun Terror – a mooosical milktasia on national creams. This event is part of the 2025 Auckland Pride Festival. Theytriarchy? Is cosying up in the same space with Queer Yarns. Click on the Rainbow tag to see all our gallery Pride events or check out the full Auckland Pride Festival programme at aucklandpride.org.nz

Photo credit: Julie Zhu and Todd Karehana 

James Penwarden brings their trademark autobiographical humour punctuated with catchy tunes and gentle, tongue-in-cheek charm to Auckland Art Gallery’s Pride Festival offerings.

Part gig, part stand-up, part diary-entry read aloud, James takes spectators on a chill field trip through life's transitions, navigating the complexities of identity, ethics, and self-discovery along the way. Expect jokes about veganism, Queer identity, ethics and self-discovery, all weaved together with original solo songs sung live by James with their trusty guitar. 

Join James for their brief but heartwarming ode to the beautiful contradictions that make us human, acknowledging that we are all doing our best in a world that is truly cooked.

Bio James Hilary Penwarden loves nothing more than dragging their trendy identity crisis to the stage. Penwarden lost their gender, found some new pronouns, and now milks their hot new identity for all it’s worth. A fresh face on the comedy scene, Penwarden is here to raise the flag for stand-up comedy that’s down with the patriarchy and here for the theytriarchy.

Their debut comedy hour Them Fatale performed in the 2023 New Zealand International Comedy Festival to rave reviews and they're currently working on their next musical comedy hour, Vegan Fun Terror – a mooosical milktasia on national creams.

This event is part of the 2025 Auckland Pride Festival. Theytriarchy? Is cosying up in the same space with Queer Yarns, come along and crochet yourself a Rainbow flag. Click on the Rainbow tag on the gallery's websit

Wrap up your Bear New Zealand Week with some well-earned relaxation at Centurian Sauna on Sunday, 9 February, after the Tri-Nations.

Ticket holders for any Bear New Zealand Week event will receive exclusive access to discounted $20 entry (usually $33). Your Wet Fur ticket will be emailed to you on the morning of Sunday, 9 February. Show this to the team at Centurian to get your discount. Be sure to register or purchase your tickets to any Bear New Zealand Week event by midnight on Saturday, 8 February, to secure your spot.

Centurian Sauna opens at 12 PM, with the busiest times starting from 1 PM. It’s the perfect way to wind down and connect with mates after an action-packed week.

A huge thank you to Centurian Sauna for their support of Bear New Zealand Week!

Join The Bears for a special Bear New Zealand edition of Hilton’s Lunch, a monthly gathering open to everyone, but with a special twist to celebrate Bear New Zealand Week! Hosted by Hilton, this lunch is all about great conversation, laughs, and delicious food. Held at the Longroom, you’ll enjoy their standard menu while soaking in the lively, welcoming vibe Hilton’s Lunch is famous for.

Registration for this event is free, but you’ll need to pay for your own meal and drinks. Come hungry and ready to connect over good food and great conversation!

Join drag superstar Hugo Grrrl for a musical, magical adventure exploring the science of the skies.

What makes a rainbow? Join drag superstar Hugo Grrrl for the world premiere of Hugo’s Rainbow Show: a musical, magical adventure exploring the science of the skies above.

Can you help Skyler find Ray The Sun, Misty The Cloud and Wayne The Rain? Maybe even the fabulous Archie The Rainbow?! Together our wonderful weathery friends will make the mysteries of meteorology fun, all the while proving the power of glitter, dress-ups and friendship. Expect original songs, custom storybooks and of course outrageous costumes in this novel rainbow-reading-style experience.

Hugo’s Rainbow Show is for everyone! Best for two to ten year olds and our neurodivergent whānau, but even big kids will love this wholesome, goofy and glamorous experience.

Created and performed by Hugo Grrrl.
Producer: Cindy Jang-Barlow
Music: Chantal Claret & Jamie Sharp.
Illustrations: Fey Nally.
Photography: Polished Metal

Hugo Grrrl is a drag king, a doofus and an award-winning cabaret producer from Aotearoa New Zealand, creating joyful queer theater that’s bound to leave ya with a smile on your face and a bit of glitter in your hair. He co-created the world’s first drag musical for kids, The Glitter Garden - a multi-award winning smash. He won Season 1 of House of Drag (NZ’s Drag Race), making him the first drag king and transgender man globally to ever compete in or win a drag reality show. By day, he works as a gender diversity educator, working passionately to increase rainbow literacy and acceptance in Aotearoa. Hugo’s Rainbow Show is his first solo children’s show.

The Central City Library is hosting our First Annual Queer Bears Booknic! This is going to be a light fun meet up for our queer book worms. There'll be snacks, games and book recommendations from your lovely local queer librarians and bookish ceremonies!

All are welcome, please try to RSVP through the ticket link provided so we have an idea of numbers for snacks.

Feel free to bring

- Your favorite picnic treat to share

- a cushion or blanket to sit on

- Your favorite books to talk about!

- Your library card (if you want to issue any of the books recommended by our wonderful librarians)

Please note if the weather is looking grim, the event will be moved indoors to a space in the Central City Library. Updates will be sent to confirmed attendees as well as posted on our Facebook page!

Calling all Leathermen, Pups, and gear enthusiasts! Whether you identify as Leather, Pup, Dom, sub, Rubber, Uniform, sports gear, Military or any other kink, join us.

Come round out Bear Week with Leather & Gear Night—a social and cruise event, exclusively for men who proudly identify as such and share a passion for leather and gear. In partnership with Leather Up Auckland, this Sunday night gathering after Tri-Nations offers a chilled space to unwind and connect.

Enjoy the dimly lit setting, pulsing DJ beats, and the perfect atmosphere for mingling and socializing among the gear-loving community.

Join us at Māhuhu-ki-te-Rangi Park, FREE Les Mills fitness classes every Tuesday in January & February 2025!

Bring your mat, grab a spot, and let the vibes of the park set the scene for your ultimate midday reset!

Every Tuesday from 12:30pm - 1pm
14th, 21st & 28th Jan
4th, 11th, 18th & 25th Feb!
Māhuhu-ki-te-Rangi Park, Te Tōangaroa
Sign up here https://forms.office.com/r/hMGUh6M4ZJ

Don't miss your chance to move, unwind, and refresh—it's fitness with a view!

Summer on Queens Wharf returns for 2025!

Soak in the sunshine and celebrate the season with Summer on Queens Wharf 2025, returning with a vibrant programme of free performances, events and activities by the moana.

The all-ages programme, an initiative supported by Eke Panuku Development Auckland, Interesting Things and Moana Festival Auckland, runs from January to March 2025 and features an exciting mix of returning favourites and brand-new experiences.

Sunrise Yoga

Back by popular demand! Start your day with six Sunrise Yoga sessions by the sea. Guided by expert instructors, these sessions blend ancient wisdom, movement and morning light, creating a moment of calm and connection on the edge of the Waitematā Harbour.

All activities are free and open to all ages. Visit the Facebook event pages for updates, performance schedules, and free ticket registration details.

The Summer on Queens Wharf 2025 programme is made possible thanks to Eke Panuku Development Auckland with support from Interesting Things Aotearoa and Moana Auckland.

This collaborative zine highlights ‘Queer Voices’ through the process of healing, representation, and creativity – ranging across the silly, challenging, and awkward moments of being a young Queer person.

This publication looks at not only the experience but as an opportunity of representation, where we give a foot in the door to a range of Queer creatives and their own expressions and stories of Queerness and Pride.

This launch spotlights and celebrates this collaboration and offers a sneak preview of the zine prior to its distribution at Big Gay Out 2025.

Get ready to unleash your inner diva at Drag On You, an exciting drag makeover experience at the Ellen Melville Centre! Skilled makeup artists will transform 9 lucky participants into stunning drag Kings and Queens with 50-minute makeover sessions in the Betty Wark Room. Using techniques like contouring, beard shadow concealing, and bold, dramatic makeup, they will create show-stopping looks that match your chosen outfits, wigs, and accessories.

Friends, whānau, and paparazzi are invited to wait in the Helen Clark Lounge, building the buzz as participants prepare for their big reveal. Once the transformations are complete, participants will strut down a red-carpet runway through the Lounge, making their grand entrance before stepping out into Freyberg Square, ready to dazzle.

This fun, inclusive event showcases the artistry of drag while promoting visibility and pride. Whether you're participating or supporting, Drag On You promises an unforgettable celebration of self-expression. Spots are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis, with registration of interest to leela.bhai@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz.

RocketWerkz is hosting a fun evening of board games with an amazing view - from our studio on the top floor of the PwC Tower, New Zealand's tallest office block.

• Come play board games with our rainbow community and allies!

• Get an amazing view of Hauraki Gulf from the top of NZ’s tallest office tower!

• Get a tour of video games studio RocketWerkz!
   

We’ll have 2-3 hours to play a range of casual and complex board games such as:

Pandemic
Catan
Wingspan
Frostpunk
Codenames
Exploding Kittens
You’re also welcome to bring your own games. 

We’ll provide a short tour of our video games studio and 360 degree views of Auckland and the Hauraki Gulf. 

Many of the RocketWerkz team, including our founder and CEO, are part of Auckland’s rainbow community and RocketWerkz is a major sponsor of Auckland Pride so we’re proud to open our doors and share our space. 

Light refreshments and non alcoholic drinks will be provided.

It is important to arrive before 6:00 pm when the PwC Tower doors lock. Entry is via the corner of Albert St and Customs St, then come to the concierge desk at top of escalators. Our team will meet you and escort you up to Level 38 in the lifts. 

Places are limited, RSVP via this link 

Bianca Del Rio, the "clown in a gown," returns to Australia & New Zealand with her new comedy show "Dead Inside." Known for her lightning-fast wit and razor-sharp tongue, Bianca will tackle politics, pop culture, political correctness, cancel culture, and everyday life with her signature humor.

As with all of her shows, there will be lots of audience interaction and endless laughter as no one & no topic is off limits! “𝗜’𝗺 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝗺𝘆 𝗰𝗿𝘆𝗽𝘁 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗵𝗶𝘁𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝗼𝗮𝗱 𝗮𝗴𝗮𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗜’𝗺 𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗗𝗘𝗔𝗗 𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗜𝗗𝗘! 𝗜𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗲𝗻𝗷𝗼𝘆 𝗶𝗿𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗵𝘂𝗺𝗼𝗿, 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝘀𝗽𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗹𝘆 𝗰𝗼𝘀𝘁𝘂𝗺𝗲𝘀, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗶𝗹𝘆 𝗼𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗱...𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘆𝗼𝘂!” — 𝗕𝗶𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗮 🤡

Bianca, winner of RuPaul's Drag Race season six, was named one of New York Magazine’s “Most Powerful Drag Queens,” lauded for her snarky frankness and impeccable timing. This will be her sixth worldwide comedy tour, following the success of "Unsanitized," which played to sold-out audiences in 27 countries. She made history with her "It’s Jester Joke" tour by being the first drag queen to headline Carnegie Hall and Wembley Arena.

"Dead Inside" is selling out worldwide, so don’t miss her highly anticipated return!

Join us in the warm embrace that is Silo Park for our Valentine’s Day Silo Cinema session. We will be screening the greatest love story of all time, The Princess Bride. A classic fairy tale with swordplay, giants, an evil prince, a beautiful princess, and yes, some kissing.

Gather your friends and whānau and join us from 5pm to nab a good spot. There’ll be delicious eats from our food trucks, a DJ cutting some fine tunes, and Gently Loved Markets joining us with some preloved goodness. Film starts at 9pm.

Rating PG – Parental guidance

Silo Cinema is, as always, free!

Visit www.silopark.co.nz for more info.

PLEASE NOTE: All Silo Park activities are dependent on good weather, so check the website or Facebook page for any updates.

Join us this Valentine’s Gay for our 40+ mix and mingle, age is but a number, but it can be nice to see more of yourself at events.

Come as a group of singles ready to mingle, partners, or just on your own to meet other sapphic folks. Many sapphic community events are geared for a younger crowd but here at the museum we want to welcome you to take over our space for the night.

We will provide conversation prompts, table games, a bar and an inclusive space to connect with the community. We will also be sure to play all the sapphic classic hits all night long, keeping us all in that K.D. Lang, Indigo Girls comfort zone

Calling All Lesbians!!

Flirt is an iconic lesbian event and will provide an entertaining evening for queer womxn to celebrate after the Auckland Pride Parade.

Get ready for a truly magical night!

The Band:

Bonnie Hurunui, lead singer of the covers band White Chapel Jak and Kate Wood are bringing together an all-womxn queer band. They will take to the stage, rocking live versions of all your favorite bangers.

The DJ:

Kirsty Sutherland is a 6-time recipient of the prestigious national DJ Awards in Luxembourg. Kirsty has captivated audiences across Europe for 8 years, and we are stoked to have her for this night.

The MC:

Anika Moa will be the hostess for the evening. She’s loud and proud, so get ready for lots of cheeky banter!

You don't want to miss this amazing lineup of local queer talent.

Venue: Phoenix Cabaret Club, Karangahape Road.
9pm - 1am
R18
Tickets on sale now!

Tangaroa Paul reads their incredible 2020 book for children of all ages, Rere Atu Taku Poi! / Let My Poi Fly!

A beautiful story about gender fluidity in a school setting. Tangaroa (Te Whare Tawhito o Muriwhenua), is a poi expert, a lecturer at AUT, and was the first non-binary person to perform in the poi section at Te Matatini.

This is a free event as part of the Samesame But Different literary festival, and will include a Q&A with the author.

The world-famous Red Bull Trolley Grand Prix is returning to Aotearoa on Saturday, 15 February 2025 and is an event not to be missed. 

New Zealand’s most fearless, fun-loving and ingenious teams will design and build creative, outrageous and wacky non-motorised trolleys to race through the Auckland Domain in front of thousands of spectators. 

Judged on speed, creativity and showmanship, teams will also be dressed to impress and will try to wow the crowd and judges through a creative performance before taking on the course.

The sixth edition of Red Bull Trolley Grand Prix is set to be bigger and better than ever before. The event will be held in the Auckland Domain on February 15, 2025 and will be free for the public to enjoy with entertainment and activities for all ages.

For more information visit: www.redbull.co.nz/trolleygrandprix

Join us at Māhuhu-ki-te-Rangi Park, FREE Les Mills fitness classes every Tuesday in January & February 2025!

Bring your mat, grab a spot, and let the vibes of the park set the scene for your ultimate midday reset!

Every Tuesday from 12:30pm - 1pm
14th, 21st & 28th Jan
4th, 11th, 18th & 25th Feb!
Māhuhu-ki-te-Rangi Park, Te Tōangaroa
Sign up here https://forms.office.com/r/hMGUh6M4ZJ

Don't miss your chance to move, unwind, and refresh—it's fitness with a view!

sewn is an experimental performance by multidisciplinary artist Zed Xu 榛子瞬 as a contemplation on occupying an afab body within and without the gender binary, manifested through the sound of Guzheng 古筝, performed in front of a live audience during Auckland Pride 2025.

Please be aware the show is being recorded for future display

Summer on Queens Wharf returns for 2025!

Soak in the sunshine and celebrate the season with Summer on Queens Wharf 2025, returning with a vibrant programme of free performances, events and activities by the moana.

The all-ages programme, an initiative supported by Eke Panuku Development Auckland, Interesting Things and Moana Festival Auckland, runs from January to March 2025 and features an exciting mix of returning favourites and brand-new experiences.

Sunrise Yoga

Back by popular demand! Start your day with six Sunrise Yoga sessions by the sea. Guided by expert instructors, these sessions blend ancient wisdom, movement and morning light, creating a moment of calm and connection on the edge of the Waitematā Harbour.

All activities are free and open to all ages. Visit the Facebook event pages for updates, performance schedules, and free ticket registration details.

The Summer on Queens Wharf 2025 programme is made possible thanks to Eke Panuku Development Auckland with support from Interesting Things Aotearoa and Moana Auckland.

The 'Queen of Ireland' Panti Bliss is packing her frocks and tottering off down under to New Zealand this Summer as part of the Auckland Pride Festival with her record-breaking, smash-hit comedy If These Wigs Could Talk.

If These Wigs Could Talk meets notorious drag queen Panti at 56, after a lifetime of accidental activism, far-fetched shenanigans and making a full time show of herself, now taking a moment to question her purpose and place in this changing world.

Expect salacious stories, impassioned polemics, and some seriously funny soul searching as Panti takes us from rural Mayo to London’s glittering West End to the Irish Ambassador’s residence in Vienna, where the answer to her existential question presents itself where she least expects it.
 
Following record-breaking runs at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin and Soho Theatre in London, Panti invites you to learn from her ridiculous mistakes, laugh at her glittering failures, and share in her triumphs, in this big, beautiful and brilliant night out.

Little Gay In with Jason Parker is a vibrant celebration of queer musical talent, showcasing the incredible artistry within our community. In 2025 the event expands to three exciting nights, each offering a unique experience.

The first two nights will take place in The Loft at The Basement Theatre, featuring an intimate live podcast hosted by the charismatic Jason Parker. These sessions will include one-hour interviews with rising queer icons Katie-Lee and Tyrun, blended with captivating live music performances.

On the final night, the event moves downstairs to the Theater of The Basement, where all the featured artists will take the stage to showcase their exceptional talent in a thrilling grand finale.

Line-up: Anna Coddington
Genres: Pop
Accessibility: Limited mobility parking, smoke-free, alcohol-free

Join one of Aotearoa’s most acclaimed singer-songwriters Anna Coddington for an enchanting pop-up performance.

Coddington’s songwriting ability, both in English and te Reo Māori, has seen her nominated for numerous awards. She’ll be joined by special guests for a session of warm and inspiring summer music. Watch this space for the full line-up!

Got a question? Check our FAQs or follow us on Facebook for the latest updates.

Presented by Auckland Council. Supported by iHeartRadio, The New Zealand Herald and the city centre targeted rate.

The 'Queen of Ireland' Panti Bliss is packing her frocks and tottering off down under to New Zealand this Summer as part of the Auckland Pride Festival with her record-breaking, smash-hit comedy If These Wigs Could Talk.

If These Wigs Could Talk meets notorious drag queen Panti at 56, after a lifetime of accidental activism, far-fetched shenanigans and making a full time show of herself, now taking a moment to question her purpose and place in this changing world.

Expect salacious stories, impassioned polemics, and some seriously funny soul searching as Panti takes us from rural Mayo to London’s glittering West End to the Irish Ambassador’s residence in Vienna, where the answer to her existential question presents itself where she least expects it.
 
Following record-breaking runs at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin and Soho Theatre in London, Panti invites you to learn from her ridiculous mistakes, laugh at her glittering failures, and share in her triumphs, in this big, beautiful and brilliant night out.

Little Gay In with Jason Parker is a vibrant celebration of queer musical talent, showcasing the incredible artistry within our community. In 2025 the event expands to three exciting nights, each offering a unique experience.

The first two nights will take place in The Loft at The Basement Theatre, featuring an intimate live podcast hosted by the charismatic Jason Parker. These sessions will include one-hour interviews with rising queer icons Katie-Lee and Tyrun, blended with captivating live music performances.

On the final night, the event moves downstairs to the Theater of The Basement, where all the featured artists will take the stage to showcase their exceptional talent in a thrilling grand finale.

A vibrant evening dedicated to celebrating the creativity of queer Asian artists! From 4 - 8pm in the indoor-outdoor flow of the Helen Clark Lounge. This special event features great vibes and an array of artworks, including illustrations, zines, ceramics, and more. QAAM fosters a safe, supportive space where marginalised voices can shine.

Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere with a live DJ until 9pm with cozy beanbags and deckchairs for lounging. Open to all, this event is a celebration of art, culture, and community, empowering Takatāpui and Rainbow creatives.

The 'Queen of Ireland' Panti Bliss is packing her frocks and tottering off down under to New Zealand this Summer as part of the Auckland Pride Festival with her record-breaking, smash-hit comedy If These Wigs Could Talk.

If These Wigs Could Talk meets notorious drag queen Panti at 56, after a lifetime of accidental activism, far-fetched shenanigans and making a full time show of herself, now taking a moment to question her purpose and place in this changing world.

Expect salacious stories, impassioned polemics, and some seriously funny soul searching as Panti takes us from rural Mayo to London’s glittering West End to the Irish Ambassador’s residence in Vienna, where the answer to her existential question presents itself where she least expects it.
 
Following record-breaking runs at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin and Soho Theatre in London, Panti invites you to learn from her ridiculous mistakes, laugh at her glittering failures, and share in her triumphs, in this big, beautiful and brilliant night out.

Little Gay In with Jason Parker is a vibrant celebration of queer musical talent, showcasing the incredible artistry within our community. In 2025 the event expands to three exciting nights, each offering a unique experience.

The first two nights will take place in The Loft at The Basement Theatre, featuring an intimate live podcast hosted by the charismatic Jason Parker. These sessions will include one-hour interviews with rising queer icons Katie-Lee and Tyrun, blended with captivating live music performances.

On the final night, the event moves downstairs to the Theater of The Basement, where all the featured artists will take the stage to showcase their exceptional talent in a thrilling grand finale.

We warmly welcome LGBTTQIA+ families and their allies to a fun-filled day of craft activities and entertainment. Add to our vibrant chalk pavement drawings outside, and enjoy badgemaking, rock painting and more in our South Atrium.

Settle in for our beloved drag queen storytime with Kita Mean and Anita Wigl'it. 

This full-day, drop-in celebration in Freyberg Square and the Ellen Melville Centre is packed with activities for all ages. Experience the magic of a giant bubble show, craft your own beaded creations, and enjoy live music by a talented singer-songwriter setting a chilled, vibrant atmosphere.

Seek wisdom from Elder Queers, decorate and savour free rainbow cookies with support from The Kitchen Project, and soak in the colourful indoor/outdoor flow. Open to everyone, this buzzing event celebrates community, creativity, and pride - come as you are, stay as long as you like, and join the fun!

Elder Queers Give Advice is back! As always, this is a free activity for rainbow people of all ages. A group of rainbow kaitiaki will be available to kōrero every weekend of February, at different locations across Tāmaki Makaurau. Sit back, relax, and soak up the mātauranga of your elders.

Elder Queers Give Advice Sign Up Form

Come along to our fourth annual Proud Voices On Screen event at Auckland Pride Festival - a day of short films, panel discussions and networking. Celebrate queer, lgtbqia+, takatāpui & rainbow voices in the Aotearoa screen industry. Meet like-minded people, watch great films and hear from queer filmmakers about their recent projects. All levels of filmmaking experience are welcome.

Admission is free - register through Humanitix

Summer on Queens Wharf returns for 2025!

Soak in the sunshine and celebrate the season with Summer on Queens Wharf 2025, returning with a vibrant programme of free performances, events and activities by the moana.

The all-ages programme, an initiative supported by Eke Panuku Development Auckland, Interesting Things and Moana Festival Auckland, runs from January to March 2025 and features an exciting mix of returning favourites and brand-new experiences.

Mermaid Parade

Following a swashbuckling debut in 2024, the Mermaid Parade is back! Fish-folk, merpeople, clams, and nautical navigators of all ages are invited to don their best ocean-inspired looks and parade along the waterfront of Tāmaki Makaurau. A celebration of creativity, community and the sea, this whimsical event promises waves of fun for everyone.

All activities are free and open to all ages. Visit the Facebook event page for updates, performance schedules, and free ticket registration details.

The Summer on Queens Wharf 2025 programme is made possible thanks to Eke Panuku Development Auckland with support from Interesting Things Aotearoa and Moana Auckland.

GALS Auckland Rainbow Choir returns to Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki for an uplifting afternoon concert! 

This outstanding community choir will share its musical highlights from last year’s concerts with us in the magnificent Te Ātea | North Atrium. A performance by GALS never fails to fill the Gallery and lift the roof, so come early to get a good seat! It’s a great chance to celebrate community, voice, music and choir.  We look forward to seeing you there. For more information about GALS, head to their website. 

This event is part of the 2025 Auckland Pride Festival. Entry is free, however visitor capacity is limited. Please note that seating will be on a first-come-first-served basis Click on the Rainbow tag to see all our gallery Pride events or check out the full Auckland Pride Festival programme at aucklandpride.org.nz Sessions: 12–1pm: Open Rehearsal 2–3pm: Performance

Prowl Productions, New Zealand's premiere waacking and street dance company offers FREE dance workshops. Following their successful season at Auckland Fringe with the award winning street dance theatre show 'PROWL', the company is now offering three free dance workshops on 22 Feb 12:30-5:30 at Kinetic Dance studios, Auckland. The dance styles that will be taught during these workshops are Waacking, Vogue and Open choreography. These classes are open to 15 and up age range, with the class level described as open (not too basic, not too advanced). 

Prowl Productions have become a fixture on the New Zealand street dance theatre circuit, performing for Best of Both Worlds Showcase for Projekt Feel Good 2024, at the Future Ancestors showcase for Bad Apple Gay 2024, Auckland Pride Festival 2024 and for Pacific Dance Festival Moana showcase 2023. Don’t miss your chance to train with the Prowl Productions dancers – register your interest at prowlproductionsnz@gmail.com. Students can participate in one or more workshops.

Choreographers to be announced.

In partnership with HB Pencil Crafts, local artists Brandon and Hara will be facilitating a zine workshop all about pride, inclusivity, and the exploration of identity. With vast experience within the local art scene across markets and creative events, this duo will lead our zine making workshop, where we supply all the materials, and you come to join in. This event is about self-expression, creative flare and bringing together our community for Pride 2025.

The 'Queen of Ireland' Panti Bliss is packing her frocks and tottering off down under to New Zealand this Summer as part of the Auckland Pride Festival with her record-breaking, smash-hit comedy If These Wigs Could Talk.

If These Wigs Could Talk meets notorious drag queen Panti at 56, after a lifetime of accidental activism, far-fetched shenanigans and making a full time show of herself, now taking a moment to question her purpose and place in this changing world.

Expect salacious stories, impassioned polemics, and some seriously funny soul searching as Panti takes us from rural Mayo to London’s glittering West End to the Irish Ambassador’s residence in Vienna, where the answer to her existential question presents itself where she least expects it.
 
Following record-breaking runs at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin and Soho Theatre in London, Panti invites you to learn from her ridiculous mistakes, laugh at her glittering failures, and share in her triumphs, in this big, beautiful and brilliant night out.

Misheard Records presents QUEER AUTUMN: an alternative/queer punk gig taking place at Whammy Bar on the 22nd of February, as a part of the Auckland Pride Festival.

The leaves are turning orange, the skies are becoming greyer, but it's still Auckland Pride and shit can only get gayer. QUEER AUTUMN pays tribute to the intersections between alternative music and the rainbow/takatāpui community, bringing together a lineup of various indie rock, post-punk, emo, and alternative bands to celebrate what we've achieved and fight for what needs to change for queer and trans communities in Aotearoa.

Come out (haha) to Whammy Bar on the 22nd of February for a middle point between the fantastic queer club nights and wholesome literary workshops taking place throughout Pride Month. Have a bevvie and a mosh (or a classic Auckland slight head nod of approval) with some of the coolest new alternative acts to come out (haha) of Tāmaki Makaurau in recent years.

FEATURING
HIRI
CCTV
CLEMENTINE
CAMERON MCCURDY w/ band

10 UNWAGED PRESALE/15 WAGED PRESALE FROM UNDERTHERADAR
DOORS 8, BANDS FROM 8:30

No fuckshit allowed - let's go gaylordz

Come and print your own t-shirt to wear with pride!

We'll provide fun gay lino stamps carved by our volunteers, fabric paint, and rollers - all you need is your own t-shirt, tote bag, jacket, or anything else you can think of to print on! We recommend bringing light coloured items since the paint will be black. The event will be held in the University of Auckland Quad and Queerspace (directly above the Quad).

It is wheelchair accessible via Princes St. There are gender neutral bathrooms nearby in the uni general library across the road (Alfred St). There will be a designated quiet space in Queerspace where you can relax if needed.

We welcome all ages and abilities! Remember to RSVP so that we know how many people to expect! This event has been organised by the University of Auckland Queer Students Association, a club serving our uni queer community & allies! Find us on instagram @qsa.uoa :)

Collaborative Creativity with the Community Art Group

Collaborative creativity is a Pride 2025 event aligned with the existing Community Art Group, but bringing a greater sense of connection, silliness, and collaboration to the way we work!

You have five minutes, a canvas, and a random theme to start a work of art, the cycle continues with the next person until the masterpieces are complete – we provide the materials, so all you need to bring is yourself.

Canvases will be passed around the group with the expectation each person will work on each piece to produce works of art that express the diverse talents, skills, and styles of the participants.

The 'Queen of Ireland' Panti Bliss is packing her frocks and tottering off down under to New Zealand this Summer as part of the Auckland Pride Festival with her record-breaking, smash-hit comedy If These Wigs Could Talk.

If These Wigs Could Talk meets notorious drag queen Panti at 56, after a lifetime of accidental activism, far-fetched shenanigans and making a full time show of herself, now taking a moment to question her purpose and place in this changing world.

Expect salacious stories, impassioned polemics, and some seriously funny soul searching as Panti takes us from rural Mayo to London’s glittering West End to the Irish Ambassador’s residence in Vienna, where the answer to her existential question presents itself where she least expects it.
 
Following record-breaking runs at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin and Soho Theatre in London, Panti invites you to learn from her ridiculous mistakes, laugh at her glittering failures, and share in her triumphs, in this big, beautiful and brilliant night out.

Join us at Māhuhu-ki-te-Rangi Park, FREE Les Mills fitness classes every Tuesday in January & February 2025!

Bring your mat, grab a spot, and let the vibes of the park set the scene for your ultimate midday reset!

Every Tuesday from 12:30pm - 1pm
14th, 21st & 28th Jan
4th, 11th, 18th & 25th Feb!
Māhuhu-ki-te-Rangi Park, Te Tōangaroa
Sign up here https://forms.office.com/r/hMGUh6M4ZJ

Don't miss your chance to move, unwind, and refresh—it's fitness with a view!

Summer on Queens Wharf returns for 2025!

Soak in the sunshine and celebrate the season with Summer on Queens Wharf 2025, returning with a vibrant programme of free performances, events and activities by the moana.

The all-ages programme, an initiative supported by Eke Panuku Development Auckland, Interesting Things and Moana Festival Auckland, runs from January to March 2025 and features an exciting mix of returning favourites and brand-new experiences.

Sunrise Yoga

Back by popular demand! Start your day with six Sunrise Yoga sessions by the sea. Guided by expert instructors, these sessions blend ancient wisdom, movement and morning light, creating a moment of calm and connection on the edge of the Waitematā Harbour.

All activities are free and open to all ages. Visit the Facebook event pages for updates, performance schedules, and free ticket registration details.

The Summer on Queens Wharf 2025 programme is made possible thanks to Eke Panuku Development Auckland with support from Interesting Things Aotearoa and Moana Auckland.

Having been featured in various literary journals and poetry anthologies such as Spoiled Fruit and white-hot heart, Amy has established herself as one of Aotearoa's newest and freshest voices. Her forthcoming debut poetry collection Over Under Fed explores the themes of unrequited love, hunger and immoderation.

All welcome to this evening of discussion and poetry as part of our Pride programming!

All are welcome to this public theology forum exploring post-heteronormative ideas. It has now been well documented that the Bible traces a move from being monaltrous (worshipping one God in a pantheon of gods) to monotheistic (there is only one real God).

This workshop explores the idea of a non-monogamous God, building on concepts of ethical non-monogamy and recent pop culture transgressions of heteronormative boundaries. Light refreshments provided. **No need to be a "theologian" or even a Christian.

We're here to facilitate conversations about the big questions in life wherever you are in your journey.** **We are an affirming group that celebrates the diversity of our whānau, whether in gender, sexuality, race, or ability.**

毎月第四木曜日に日本人シニアや日本語で楽しくおしゃべりしたい人たちを対象にした「集まろう会」を開催しています。

お茶やお菓子をいただきながら、皆で楽しいひと時を過ごしませんか？

特に65歳以上のシニアの方にご参加いただきたいので、ご家族やお知り合いお誘い合わせの上、お越し下さいますようお願いいたします。

参加者の年齢は問いませんので、沢山の方々の参加をお待ちしています。

次回の第4回集まろう会は“手作り“をテーマに開催いたします。

以前お作りになった作品、そのお写真など、お手持ちのものがあればご持参いただきご紹介いただければと思います。

もちろん、お持ちでない方もほかの参加者の作品を見に来ていただけるだけでも大歓迎です。

次回も皆さんの元気な笑顔が見られるのを楽しみにしております。

主催：Age Concern Auckland(エイジ・コンサーン・オークランド)

開催日時：毎月第四木曜日 10:00am ～12:00pm

開催場所：Freemans Bay Community Hall Function Room

開催場所住所：52 Hepburn Street, Freemans Bay, Auckland

開催場所地図：https://goo.gl/maps/G1w9gysppfkWMNZi6

参加費：ゴールドコインドネーション

定員：20名　※定員になり次第締め切らせていただきますのでご了承ください。

申込先：E-mailでお申し込みをお願いします。E-mail：asianservices@ageconak.org.nz

申込時に日本語と英語でお名前とE-mail、電話番号をお知らせください。

申込締切日：5月24日（水）までにお申し込みをお願いします。

駐車場：施設に隣接する道路に120分まで無料駐車可能です。

問合せ先：asianservices@ageconak.org.nz

❷２月２７日（木）場所: Freemans Bay Community Centre (52 Hepburn Street, Freemans Bay, Auckland 1011)

動きやすい格好、少し賑やかな格好でどうぞ。
踊るのはちょっと・・・という方のためのテーブルもご用意して皆様のお越しをお待ちしております。会場にいるだけで元気が出る機会です。

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共に開催時刻は１０時〜１２時　
参加費はお一人様＄２となっております。

お申し込みフォーム：https://forms.office.com/r/czE4RJxK7m

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ご参加できない方も、フォームにご記入いただけましたら、メーリングリストに追加をさせていただきます。日本人向けイベントのご案内やお困りごとなどを、頻度は多くなりすぎない程度に不定期ですがまとめて送らせていただいておりますので、ご活用ください。

On 1 March 2025, Six60 will bring their unique blend of soul, rock, and reggae to Wynyard Quarter, creating an unforgettable night of music against the stunning Waitematā Harbour.

From 27 January to 9 March 2025, Moana Auckland promises an array of exciting on and off water activities, family-friendly events, and cultural experiences. Highlights include the Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta, the enchanting Mermaid Parade, the thrilling Z World Manu Champs, and so much more.

Don't miss Six60's outdoor concert at the Base Spaces, just behind Silo Park. This spectacular performance, with the glittering harbour as the backdrop, is the perfect way to cap off the festival's lineup and get everyone into the summer spirit. Grab your tickets now and join us for a night of unforgettable music and celebration of Tāmaki Makaurau.

RainbowYOUTH welcomes you to ‘Dress with Pride’, a time for you to ‘get ready with us’ for the annual Auckland Pride March.

Pick out some clothes and makeup and even get a cute haircut. After that, eat some yummy kai and make some signs and badges with your friends to get you in the mood for the Auckland Pride March ahead! So bring your crew through to prepare for our march in unity! For ages 13-27!

Book your spot here!

On March 1st the 2025 Auckland Pride Festival will close with Waimahara at Myers Park, a reimagined gathering that shifts the traditional Pride March and Pride Party to an activation that reflects on the strength within our communities and galvanises our shared vision of queer liberation and social justice. 

Beginning with a rally in Aotea Square Grass Terraces, attendees will march to Myers Park through the public art installation Waimahara by Graham Tipene (Ngāti Whātua, Ngāti Kahu, Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Hauā, Ngāti Manu) for a day of connection, learning, and organising around shared advocacy goals. 

Strengthening our collective response to regressive policies and rhetoric that threaten our rights has long formed Prides purpose, therefore our closing event, is our opportunity to bring communities together in a time where collective, organised actions are vital, perhaps more than ever.

More details about timings and activations will be shared in February. 

Proudly supported by Auckland Council and the city centre targeted rate.

We are seeking volunteers to support key areas of Waimahara, ensuring everything runs smoothly and everyone has a safe, enjoyable experience. For more information, please click here.

Summer on Queens Wharf returns for 2025!

Soak in the sunshine and celebrate the season with Summer on Queens Wharf 2025, returning with a vibrant programme of free performances, events and activities by the moana.

The all-ages programme, an initiative supported by Eke Panuku Development Auckland, Interesting Things and Moana Festival Auckland, runs from January to March 2025 and features an exciting mix of returning favourites and brand-new experiences.

Sunrise Yoga

Back by popular demand! Start your day with six Sunrise Yoga sessions by the sea. Guided by expert instructors, these sessions blend ancient wisdom, movement and morning light, creating a moment of calm and connection on the edge of the Waitematā Harbour.

All activities are free and open to all ages. Visit the Facebook event pages for updates, performance schedules, and free ticket registration details.

The Summer on Queens Wharf 2025 programme is made possible thanks to Eke Panuku Development Auckland with support from Interesting Things Aotearoa and Moana Auckland.

Summer on Queens Wharf returns for 2025!

Soak in the sunshine and celebrate the season with Summer on Queens Wharf 2025, returning with a vibrant programme of free performances, events and activities by the moana.

The all-ages programme, an initiative supported by Eke Panuku Development Auckland, Interesting Things and Moana Festival Auckland, runs from January to March 2025 and features an exciting mix of returning favourites and brand-new experiences.

Ka Tiri o Te Moana

In a powerful response to the urgent issue of climate change, Atamira Dance Company presents Ka Tiri o Te Moana. Choreographed by founding member Louise Pōtiki Bryant, this site-specific performance explores the impacts of Antarctic ice melt on communities globally and nationally. Drawing on Ngāi Tahu perspectives, the work highlights the deep relationships between southern iwi, Antarctica, and the southern oceans, weaving together dance, storytelling, and environmental awareness.

All activities are free and open to all ages. Visit the Facebook event pages for updates, performance schedules, and free ticket registration details.

The Summer on Queens Wharf 2025 programme is made possible thanks to Eke Panuku Development Auckland with support from Interesting Things Aotearoa and Moana Auckland.

Summer on Queens Wharf returns for 2025!

Soak in the sunshine and celebrate the season with Summer on Queens Wharf 2025, returning with a vibrant programme of free performances, events and activities by the moana.

The all-ages programme, an initiative supported by Eke Panuku Development Auckland, Interesting Things and Moana Festival Auckland, runs from January to March 2025 and features an exciting mix of returning favourites and brand-new experiences.

Sunrise Yoga

Back by popular demand! Start your day with six Sunrise Yoga sessions by the sea. Guided by expert instructors, these sessions blend ancient wisdom, movement and morning light, creating a moment of calm and connection on the edge of the Waitematā Harbour.

All activities are free and open to all ages. Visit the Facebook event pages for updates, performance schedules, and free ticket registration details.

The Summer on Queens Wharf 2025 programme is made possible thanks to Eke Panuku Development Auckland with support from Interesting Things Aotearoa and Moana Auckland.

Auckland Council’s Music in Parks is teaming up with Britomart to celebrate the precinct's 20th birthday with a free concert in Takutai Square on Friday 21 March.

The night will showcase emerging talent in collaboration with Stand Up Stand Out and headlined by some big names to be announced soon.

So mark this Friday 21 March as a night to spend downtown enjoying the city and some of its best musicians. 

毎月第四木曜日に日本人シニアや日本語で楽しくおしゃべりしたい人たちを対象にした「集まろう会」を開催しています。

お茶やお菓子をいただきながら、皆で楽しいひと時を過ごしませんか？

特に65歳以上のシニアの方にご参加いただきたいので、ご家族やお知り合いお誘い合わせの上、お越し下さいますようお願いいたします。

参加者の年齢は問いませんので、沢山の方々の参加をお待ちしています。

次回の第4回集まろう会は“手作り“をテーマに開催いたします。

以前お作りになった作品、そのお写真など、お手持ちのものがあればご持参いただきご紹介いただければと思います。

もちろん、お持ちでない方もほかの参加者の作品を見に来ていただけるだけでも大歓迎です。

次回も皆さんの元気な笑顔が見られるのを楽しみにしております。

主催：Age Concern Auckland(エイジ・コンサーン・オークランド)

開催日時：毎月第四木曜日 10:00am ～12:00pm

開催場所：Freemans Bay Community Hall Function Room

開催場所住所：52 Hepburn Street, Freemans Bay, Auckland

開催場所地図：https://goo.gl/maps/G1w9gysppfkWMNZi6

参加費：ゴールドコインドネーション

定員：20名　※定員になり次第締め切らせていただきますのでご了承ください。

申込先：E-mailでお申し込みをお願いします。E-mail：asianservices@ageconak.org.nz

申込時に日本語と英語でお名前とE-mail、電話番号をお知らせください。

申込締切日：5月24日（水）までにお申し込みをお願いします。

駐車場：施設に隣接する道路に120分まで無料駐車可能です。

問合せ先：asianservices@ageconak.org.nz

毎月第四木曜日に日本人シニアや日本語で楽しくおしゃべりしたい人たちを対象にした「集まろう会」を開催しています。

お茶やお菓子をいただきながら、皆で楽しいひと時を過ごしませんか？

特に65歳以上のシニアの方にご参加いただきたいので、ご家族やお知り合いお誘い合わせの上、お越し下さいますようお願いいたします。

参加者の年齢は問いませんので、沢山の方々の参加をお待ちしています。

次回の第4回集まろう会は“手作り“をテーマに開催いたします。

以前お作りになった作品、そのお写真など、お手持ちのものがあればご持参いただきご紹介いただければと思います。

もちろん、お持ちでない方もほかの参加者の作品を見に来ていただけるだけでも大歓迎です。

次回も皆さんの元気な笑顔が見られるのを楽しみにしております。

主催：Age Concern Auckland(エイジ・コンサーン・オークランド)

開催日時：毎月第四木曜日 10:00am ～12:00pm

開催場所：Freemans Bay Community Hall Function Room

開催場所住所：52 Hepburn Street, Freemans Bay, Auckland

開催場所地図：https://goo.gl/maps/G1w9gysppfkWMNZi6

参加費：ゴールドコインドネーション

定員：20名　※定員になり次第締め切らせていただきますのでご了承ください。

申込先：E-mailでお申し込みをお願いします。E-mail：asianservices@ageconak.org.nz

申込時に日本語と英語でお名前とE-mail、電話番号をお知らせください。

申込締切日：5月24日（水）までにお申し込みをお願いします。

駐車場：施設に隣接する道路に120分まで無料駐車可能です。

問合せ先：asianservices@ageconak.org.nz

毎月第四木曜日に日本人シニアや日本語で楽しくおしゃべりしたい人たちを対象にした「集まろう会」を開催しています。

お茶やお菓子をいただきながら、皆で楽しいひと時を過ごしませんか？

特に65歳以上のシニアの方にご参加いただきたいので、ご家族やお知り合いお誘い合わせの上、お越し下さいますようお願いいたします。

参加者の年齢は問いませんので、沢山の方々の参加をお待ちしています。

次回の第4回集まろう会は“手作り“をテーマに開催いたします。

以前お作りになった作品、そのお写真など、お手持ちのものがあればご持参いただきご紹介いただければと思います。

もちろん、お持ちでない方もほかの参加者の作品を見に来ていただけるだけでも大歓迎です。

次回も皆さんの元気な笑顔が見られるのを楽しみにしております。

主催：Age Concern Auckland(エイジ・コンサーン・オークランド)

開催日時：毎月第四木曜日 10:00am ～12:00pm

開催場所：Freemans Bay Community Hall Function Room

開催場所住所：52 Hepburn Street, Freemans Bay, Auckland

開催場所地図：https://goo.gl/maps/G1w9gysppfkWMNZi6

参加費：ゴールドコインドネーション

定員：20名　※定員になり次第締め切らせていただきますのでご了承ください。

申込先：E-mailでお申し込みをお願いします。E-mail：asianservices@ageconak.org.nz

申込時に日本語と英語でお名前とE-mail、電話番号をお知らせください。

申込締切日：5月24日（水）までにお申し込みをお願いします。

駐車場：施設に隣接する道路に120分まで無料駐車可能です。

問合せ先：asianservices@ageconak.org.nz

毎月第四木曜日に日本人シニアや日本語で楽しくおしゃべりしたい人たちを対象にした「集まろう会」を開催しています。

お茶やお菓子をいただきながら、皆で楽しいひと時を過ごしませんか？

特に65歳以上のシニアの方にご参加いただきたいので、ご家族やお知り合いお誘い合わせの上、お越し下さいますようお願いいたします。

参加者の年齢は問いませんので、沢山の方々の参加をお待ちしています。

次回の第4回集まろう会は“手作り“をテーマに開催いたします。

以前お作りになった作品、そのお写真など、お手持ちのものがあればご持参いただきご紹介いただければと思います。

もちろん、お持ちでない方もほかの参加者の作品を見に来ていただけるだけでも大歓迎です。

次回も皆さんの元気な笑顔が見られるのを楽しみにしております。

主催：Age Concern Auckland(エイジ・コンサーン・オークランド)

開催日時：毎月第四木曜日 10:00am ～12:00pm

開催場所：Freemans Bay Community Hall Function Room

開催場所住所：52 Hepburn Street, Freemans Bay, Auckland

開催場所地図：https://goo.gl/maps/G1w9gysppfkWMNZi6

参加費：ゴールドコインドネーション

定員：20名　※定員になり次第締め切らせていただきますのでご了承ください。

申込先：E-mailでお申し込みをお願いします。E-mail：asianservices@ageconak.org.nz

申込時に日本語と英語でお名前とE-mail、電話番号をお知らせください。

申込締切日：5月24日（水）までにお申し込みをお願いします。

駐車場：施設に隣接する道路に120分まで無料駐車可能です。

問合せ先：asianservices@ageconak.org.nz