April’s midtown street party on Thursday 17 April is packed full of art, music, food, live painting and stories. It will also celebrate street culture now, and from decades past.
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!
A once reflective, quiet urban backyard, used mainly by the residents of upper Federal Street, has become a living art experience.
Heritage architects describe Strand Arcade as one of the grandest surviving shopping arcades in New Zealand.
On Saturday 1 March the 2025 Auckland Pride Festival will conclude, completing the city’s month-long celebrations in a thoughtful, restful and reflective way.
Emerging Kiwi songstress Cassie Henderson has just found her name in the same sentence as Dua Lipa, Coldplay and Six60.
We invite you to reset your summer with a stroll through our city centre. Make a day of it and discover what’s new since you were here last.
The enchanting vocals of Georgia Lines will headline the third of 18 free concerts in this summer’s Music in Parks series.
Eke Panuku has confirmed Te Wero Wynyard Crossing Bridge is reopened to the public.
