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The New Zealand School of Dance (NZSD) has announced that Director Garry Trinder MNZM will retire at the end of 2027, following three decades of contribution to the School and the wider dance community. Keep Reading
Hutt Valley artist Daniel Phillips’ work, “Self-Portrait – Seat F plane to Auckland 2025”, is a finalist in this year’s Adam Portraiture Award. The prize winners will be announced on Wednesday 20 May. Keep Reading
Artsenta is calling for expressions of interest to present at a symposium exploring the role of creativity in supporting and enhancing wellbeing on 14 October 2026 in Ōtepoti Dunedin. Keep Reading
Raising awareness about music therapy and providing greater access to its benefits is a key focus of Music Therapy Week 2026, running from 10 to 15 April throughout New Zealand. Keep Reading
Silver Noodle Soup presents The Old Cold Hearts Club, an inclusive theatre production created and performed by disabled artists in Wellington from 11–18 April 2026. Keep Reading
Five dancers from Christchurch inclusive dance company Jolt will travel to Rarotonga in the Cook Islands in May for a week-long inclusive dance residency. Keep Reading
British actor, director and activist Khalid Abdalla brought a thoughtful and deeply personal perspective to the Māoriland Hub on Saturday during a Native Minds session with filmmaker and broadcaster Tainui Stephens. Speaking before an engaged audience as part of the Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts, Khalid reflected on identity,... Keep Reading
Artwork and research came together at a corrections conference, highlighting evidence that arts programmes in prisons support wellbeing and rehabilitation. Keep Reading
Alex DiMercurio was the winner of the first regional competition of the Art Shows Across Aotearoa Gold Award at The Wellington Art Show. Keep Reading
This Artist Showcase exhibition has been extended to incorporate another of the popular and exciting Art Flow: Dine and Discover events organised by DoubleTree by Hilton Wellington in their Grazie Restaurant. In collaboration with Elders Pinot Noir Grazie is offering another intimate evening where fine dining meets artistic... Keep Reading
Artwork by people in prisons and a film screening about a successful theatre programme in a maximum-security prison in the United States will feature at the inaugural International Research in Corrections Conference in Auckland from 2 to 5 March. Keep Reading
Peter Lynn Kites, New Zealand’s best-known kite manufacturer, will again be a major attraction at the Ōtaki Kite Festival when the popular event returns to Ōtaki Beach on March 14–15. Founded in 1973, the kite maker has grown from a small local enterprise into a world leader in the design and manufacture of large inflatable show kites.... Keep Reading
Touch Compass will present a double bill of dance-theatre exploring disability, technology and motherhood at Te Pou Theatre in Auckland from 26 to 28 February. Keep Reading
Creative powerhouse Jo Randerson unpacks their ADHD diagnosis, neurodivergent parenting, sad songs and men taking their time in Speed is Emotional, a “funny as hell” theatre on in Whangārei, Hamilton and Wellington in early 2026. Keep Reading
Applications are open for the Art Shows Across Aotearoa Gold Award 2026, which now offers a $50,000+ prize pool. Celebrating creative excellence across all mediums, this is an incredible opportunity for an emerging or an established artist to gain national exposure across all Art Shows Across Aotearoa platforms and promotion... Keep Reading
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