Cantabrainers Choir is a “very, very special space”, says music therapist Kimberley Wade. Keep Reading

Break the boredom of school holidays, come and join us for our Pottery holiday programmes! Spaces are limited so book online now: linktr.ee/shedcreativespace Keep Reading

Registrations are open to Artsenta's one-day national symposium creativity and wellbeing, to be in Dunedin on 14 October. Keep Reading

SPRING EXPERIENCE: New Zealand School of Dance returns to Whirinaki Whare Taonga The New Zealand School of Dance (NZSD) returns to Whirinaki Whare Taonga this September with SPRING EXPERIENCE, presenting an exciting programme of classical ballet and contemporary dance performed by all NZSD full-time students. Featuring four classical ballet works... Keep Reading

At its heart, the Network is about building connections between artists, participants and organisations, says Jazz Lolesio. Keep Reading

The spacious hall behind St Andrew’s on The Terrace again hosted a group of keen watercolour artists over the 19th - 20th August. Learning how they could take their painting to the next level from award-winning artist Min Kim, the artists relished the opportunity to spend a couple of exciting... Keep Reading

For Artsenta Director Paul McLellan-Smith, the exhibition is much more than a celebration of the organisation's history. Keep Reading

Congratulations to Lynn Blann, who has returned from two months in France and Italy, including attending the Venice Biennale as well as the antique fair and Giostra del Saracino in the medieval town of Arezzo, to learn that her painting “I don’t understand” has been selected for the Chianciano Biennale... Keep Reading

Come join us for Term 3 classes at The Shed Creative Space! We are taking bookings online for Pottery and Woodwork at linktr.ee/shedcreativespace Keep Reading

Wellington East Girls’ College was among the many intermediate and high schools competing in the recent Showquest 2026 event        . Hundreds of students took part in the Wellington stage of the nationwide event at the St James Theatre 24-25 June. To take part, each school must develop an original performance... Keep Reading

Another of the popular and exciting Art Flow: Dine and Discover events organised by DoubleTree by Hilton Wellington saw their Grazie Restaurant filled on the 18th of April, with guests joining Lynn Blann to explore her artistic inspiration, style and experience. An intimate evening where fine dining mingled with artistic... Keep Reading

The spacious hall behind St Andrew’s on The Terrace saw fifteen keen watercolour artists learning how they could take their painting to the next level from award-winning artist Min Kim in a workshop over the 3rd - 4th June. The artists relished the opportunity to spend a couple of exciting... Keep Reading

An essay by Neil Wallace, Arts and Justice Advisor at Arts Access Aotearoa, has been published in the inaugural issue of “International Journal for Creativity Inside”. Keep Reading

A new coffee cup initiative is bringing together environmental sustainability and art to support people with experience of addiction, homelessness, isolation and mental distress in Ōtautahi Christchurch.  Keep Reading

Folks out for a stroll in Matairangi-Mt Victoria might come across a garage, painted black, and adorned with a collection of what looks like pastel-coloured, ceramic flowers. But behind the door you won’t find a car or motorbike; instead, work surfaces, a sink, sacks of clay, tools, containers of glaze,... Keep Reading