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We will remember them – Anzac Day services in Tāmaki Makaurau
Auckland Council and the Auckland RSA (Returned Services Association) invite Aucklanders to come together in remembrance on Anzac Day, 25 April at events across the region.
Dance to the beats of Africa
Freyberg Square will move to the drumbeats of Africa on Friday 3 May when Ellen Melville Centre hosts an Afrikan Market between 4pm and 8pm, ushering in Africa Month and New Zealand Music Month side by side.
Four war memorials across Auckland
World Wars I and II affected every New Zealander who lived through them.
Why does Auckland flood?
Auckland Council has launched a two-minute video explaining why Tāmaki Makaurau floods.
Get your jam on at these music venues in Auckland
Tāmaki Makaurau is one of 59 UNESCO Cities of Music, which means that Auckland Council and the music sector work together to make even more beautiful music.
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Events
Anzac Day Parades and Services 2024
Anzac Day is a time to reflect on the servicemen and servicewomen, past and present, who have dis...
NZ International Comedy Festival
Experience the very best comedians from Aotearoa and around the world in over 140 shows across May.
The Great Magic Circus Show
Enjoy comedic magic and mesmerizing circus acts filled with laughter, interaction, and audience p...
Ancient Egypt - a visual tour
Colossal pyramids, golden treasures, mysterious hieroglyphs, huge temples, mummies...all fascinat...
April School Holiday Art Programme
Our school holiday art programme is made up of several different individual workshops.
Diverse-city 2.0 - Auckland's Multicultural Communities
Come and engage with these communities, their social networks, and their stories.
North Shore Signers Meet-Ups
Our meet-ups are designed to create community for people using New Zealand Sign Language.
