We caught up with local arts practitioner Natasha Matila-Smith during the summer break and ahead of her exciting global travels.

Have a read of our March wrap up on all that’s been happening!

Under the glow of the Spiegeltent in Aotea Square, Delbert Anderson and his quartet took us on a musical haerenga (journey), weaving together jazz and indigenous storytelling in a way that felt both ancient and new.

Lula Washington Dance Theatre delivered a breathtaking performance in Auckland, weaving powerful storytelling, electrifying movement, and deep cultural reflection.

In part one of this two-part special episode of What’s In Your Kete?, we sit down with indigenous storyteller Paula Conroy and internationally celebrated adornment artist Neke Moa.

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WIN a Double Pass to experience the power of indigenous storytelling through music as part of Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival!

Neke Moa shares her art practice with a select few at the Auckland Art Gallery.

October has been a month of vibrant celebrations, inspiring art, and powerful storytelling!

Forty years ago, the groundbreaking Te Māori exhibition put Māori culture and taonga on the world stage in a way that had never been done before.

Fa’amele Etuale invites you to immerse yourself in a world where you can dream of endless possibilities, envisioning a realm in which heaven and space cannot separate us from our cherished loved ones.