Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing fusion of Global Strings’ Echoes of East Meets West, a unique musical collaboration where the soulful sounds of the sitar, the soaring melodies of the violin, and the rhythmic pulse of the Tabla unite.

On the second Friday of every month we offer a free guided tour of our current exhibitions.

Mānawatia a Matariki! Bring your young ones along to this magical Matariki art workshop. Together, we will create our very own cluster of stars to hang on a mobile and take home.

Join us to hear artist Peata Larkin in conversation with Sue Gardiner to discuss the ideas, processes, and inspirations behind Larkin's current exhibition, Silent Kōrero.

Free monthly exhibition tours for babies and their caregivers.

Sarah Marlowe Spence is a singer songwriter with a varied repertoire. With a folk-classical voice, her music is at times a deep reflection on life and experience yet can include humorous narratives on failed relationships.

Join us to celebrate the opening of two upcoming exhibitions featuring work by OBJECT MAKER AOTEAROA and Nova Paul.

A conversation with six exhibiting makers—facilitated by curator/educator Heather Galbraith—focusing on their material investigations and responses to thematics of OBJECT MAKER AOTEAROA’s current exhibition Re:Tale.

On the second Friday of every month we offer a free guided tour of our current exhibitions.

Bring the tamariki in your life to Art Club! This month we’re playing with colour and pattern in a hands-on weaving workshop inspired by Peata Larkin’s current exhibition, Silent Kōrero.

Free monthly exhibition tours for babies and their caregivers.

Join us to celebrate the opening of Peata Larkin’s upcoming exhibition, Silent Kōrero.

Nathan Grey (Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Raukawa) is an Auckland-based artist who blends soulful vocals with live looping, guitar, and bass to build his sound in real time. His music leans into alternative R&B and indie textures, with a strong focus on groove, feel, and atmosphere.

On the second Friday of every month we offer a free guided tour of our current exhibitions.

Join us for this month's Art Club as we create our very own funky jugs, inspired by Paul Maseyk’s current exhibition, Jugs in New Zealand Painting.

Free monthly exhibition tours for babies and their caregivers.

Keep those creative minds and clever little hands busy these school holidays with our free drop-in art making workshops for children.

Keep those creative minds and clever little hands busy these school holidays with our free drop-in art making workshops for children.

American Frank Diaz and Kiwi Deb Young joined their musical passion as Shootin’ in the Dark in 2022. Together they began to curate and perform a unique list of songs that fell into the genre of alternative country (a blend of country, folk, rock and blues music).

On the second Friday of every month we offer a free guided tour of our current exhibitions.

Wonder Journal & Friends present ‘Pocket Market’ — a curated selection of home accessories and food, mixing traditional and modern Japanese and Kiwi culture effortlessly.

Join us to celebrate the opening of Paul Maseyk: Jugs in New Zealand Painting; and Angela Pan: LITA.

Free monthly exhibition tours for babies and their caregivers.

Join artist Yvonne Todd and Arts House Trust Director Anita Tótha in conversation on the final day of Todd’s exhibition, Diary of a Carrot.

Hear from Auckland Studio Potters residency artists as they talk about the residency experience and its influence on their ceramics practice.

Acoustique is an ensemble of three musicians who play original guitar instrumentals composed by Yolanda van den Bemd.

Tom Cunliffe performs Spit Out Your Gum live at Pah Homestead in an intimate evening of vivid, offbeat songs glowing with warmth, imagery, and heart.

Dexter is a multi-award winning artist with a unique style and soulful voice.