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The Ten Tenors direct from a sell out 65 city North American tour. The August 2007 Tour of New Zealand set records when every show was completely sold out well in advance of concert dates. Now they’re back...With a stunning new show.

New Zealand’s largest fun run and walk begins on the city centre's waterfront at Quay Street, with over 30,000 participants making their way along Tāmaki Drive towards the Eastern Bays to complete the race. See the Auckland Transport website for road...

The 20th century will be remembered as a historical aberration in which we allowed our cities to be dominated by the movement of motorised vehicles rather than the movement of people. The 21st century will hopefully be remembered as the century when we...

What do you get when you cross the pulse-thumping talents of Supergroove with the unique vocal stylings and songs of Scribe, Hollie Smith and Gin Wigmore? Well, if you happen to be in the salubrious surrounds of Auckland’s Civic Theatre on September 5,...

Hot Summer Cool Books is our free summer reading programme, open to children aged 5 - 12 years. Simply register at any Auckland City Library from 3 December, and then report-in once a week on what you are reading between 10 December 2007 - 20 January...

Renowned for being so authentic you’ll believe they’re the real thing – “right down to the instruments and the stitching on their winkle picker shoes,” the fab four that make up The Beatlemaniacs have won accolades world over for being one of the finest...

EXHIBITION Lauren Lysaght: The Nita Gini Project 4 November 2011 – 14 January 2012 The Nita Gini Collection is an assembly of unorthodox objects, the unlikely heirs to a legacy of New Zealand’s Crown Lynn tradition. Lauren Lysaght has painstakingly...

The State Harbour Crossing is the first of six events in the State New Zealand Ocean Swim Series - a 2.9km ‘I’m Going Long’ swim split into 6 waves, putting swimmers with similar abilities together in waves, seeded by their anticipated times. It is for...

Space exploration and flight takes centre stage in Glasgow-born artist Jill Kennedy’s Eyes on the Moon, whether it is shuttle launches, satellite orbits, or soccer balls arcing through the air. In a similar manner to her previous New Educational Series,...

Bottled Lightning highlights Reuben Paterson’s lively exploration of materials, starting with his glitter-on-canvas depictions of kowhaiwhai and fabric designs, and diversifying into a range of media including sequins, foil, diamond dust, shoes, gourds,...

This exhibition echoes departures, voyages, journeys and arrivals. The sculptures by John Edgar are inspired by the story of emigrants leaving their homeland, the voyage through unknown seas and the arrival in a new land. John connected with his Scottish...

Auckland has made enormous strides in public transport in the last two decades – from pity mode for people with no better choice to a key structuring element of a fast-growing, dynamic city. Since its foundation in 2010, Auckland Transport has achieved...

(Gus Fisher Gallery, Fine Arts) 4 May 2012 to 23 June 2012 Opening event: Friday 4 May, 5.30pm Peter Peryer: Other (Portraits 1975-2011 This exhibition highlights the intermittent periods of portrait photography that Peter Peryer has completed....