Experience this modern form of Matariki splendour, encouraging connection and reflection.
The mural, depicting Queen Street in 1986, has become an integral element in midtown’s artscape, and seemingly it will never grow old.
Emily Trent speaks on the importance of public art in Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland.
Watched over by the ancient trees of Albert Park, four new trees - pūriri, pōhutukawa, titoki and rewarewa - now shade Victoria Street East.
The ancient trees of Albert Park watched over the arrival of four newcomers in Victoria Street East last week - between Lorne Street and Albert Park.
See some exciting and mysterious art that you might never have noticed before.
Celebrated artwork signals a packed season of the arts in city centre.
Music and the arts continue to be a beacon of light in the regeneration of Auckland’s midtown, and that leading role is ever-present this NZ Music Month across the city centre.
It’s New Zealand Music Month in May and people will flood into midtown’s streets, lanes and public spaces, further cementing our place in the world as a UNESCO City of Music.
Bring your daughters, mothers, aunties and female friends!
