Upcoming Events
Here you’ll find upcoming exhibitions, concerts, workshops and artists talks.

Music at Midday: John Olding & Steve Gerrish
Join us for an hour of live music in the galleries of The Arts House Trust at Pah Homestead, this week with John Olding & Steve Gerrish.

Opening Night — Ceramics New Zealand & Eva During (Eva Ding)
Join us for the opening night celebration of Eva During (Eva Ding): Under the Bridge and the Ceramics New Zealand 61st National Exhibition.

Music at Midday: Natarani Witten Hannah & Joanne Klein
Natarani and Joanne are delighted to offer a programme of dramatic and beautiful music from the great European Classical Tradition.

Music at Midday: The Bakelite Brothers
Bakelite Brothers is a covers band consisting of Paul on main vocals, Jack on lead, Peter on bass and Gui on drums. They specialise in covering a vibrant and popular range of music from 50s Old Time, Blues, and Rock 'n' Roll to Country and Classic Rock.

The 61st Ceramics NZ - Judge's Talk
Meet the judges of the Ceramics New Zealand 61st National Exhibition — Grace Lai, Moyra Elliott, and Peata Larkin to hear the thoughts behind their selections.

Sunday Concert Series: Lawrence Arabia
This performance will be a chance to catch up on what Lawrence Arabia has been working on for the past few years of radio silence. A solo performance on piano, guitar and keyboard with (perhaps) the odd special guest appearance.

Guided tour of Gregor Kregar: Paradox Void (Free)
Join us for a guided tour of Gregor Kregar’s latest exhibition, Paradox Void, on its opening day. This tour is free, koha / donation is appreciated.

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

Music at Midday: The Mollymawks
The Mollymawks are an acoustic guitar/vocals/violin duo from Aotearoa playing original songs and tunes with a Celtic flavour. Their music has been played on National Radio, bFM and EastFM.

Clay Playground Workshop with Siriporn Falcon-Grey
Join Siriporn Falcon-Grey to learn the fundamental basics about clay. make your own miniature sculpture using air-dry modeling clay.

Concert: Paul Ubana Jones
6 - 8PM
$40.00
Discover what makes Paul Ubana Jones a 'world class solo acoustic artist'. Kicking off this year’s Sunday Concert Series is this conjuror of unique and original songs, rooted in primal Blues and Soul.

Music at Midday: Koh Kazama
Classical guitarist Koh Kazama will take you on a journey of music from around the world. The program will showcase the diversity of sounds and endless possibilities of the classical guitar. From Baroque music to bossa nova, featured composers will include Bach, Jobim, Piazzolla, Villa-Lobos, Yocoh and more.

Music at Midday: Rod MacKinnon
Rod MacKinnon is a singer/songwriter with a varied original repertoire. His roots are in folk music, which he has developed eclectically over the years, reflecting on life, frequently with quirky observations. His music covers a range of genres from folksy blues to jazzy ballads.

December Gallery Tour of Current Exhibitions
We offer free exhibition tours of our current exhibitions the first Friday of each month from 11 - 11:30am, meet at reception.

Music at Midday: Mona Hums
Meet Mona Hums — an indie folk singer-songwriter based in West Auckland. Active in community music clubs, she performs at events and open mics with friends from the Hobsonville Music Club.

Matthias Balzat & Modi Deng in Concert
Matthias Balzat and Modi Deng come together with a vibrant programme of classical music featuring Poulenc's Cello Sonata, Martinů Variations on a Theme of Rossini, and Manuel de Falla's Suite Populaire Espagnole.

Angelis Music Academy Concert
An afternoon of music from the children at Angelis Music Academy.

Ritual Baby Workshop with Yuji Iwase, Warisara Thomson & Nikita Emma Hesketh
Join the artists who created Ritual Baby in a workshop, where we will stitch paper ‘beads’ onto a protection string.

Foam Painting Workshop with Sarah Cowie
Join Sarah Cowie for a foam printmaking workshop. Suitable for ages 6+.
Free event

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

In Conversation: Gregor Kregar & Sue Gardiner
Join us for a lively and insightful conversation between artist Gregor Kregar and Sue Gardiner of the Chartwell Charitable Trust, presented as part of Kregar’s exhibition, Paradox Void

Music at Midday: Caitlin Smith
Experience the soulful artistry of acclaimed Aotearoa jazz singer Caitlin Smith, whose voice and storytelling captivate audiences with depth and heart.
Free Event

Guided tour of Gregor Kregar: Paradox Void (Free)
Join us for a guided tour of Gregor Kregar’s latest exhibition, Paradox Void, on its opening day. This tour is free, koha / donation is appreciated.

Chris Priestley & The Unsung Heroes
Part of Auckland Heritage Festival 2025. The Unsung Heroes present a night of songs stories and images about New Zealand’s distant past including many Pacific references. Shipwrecks, pirates and many who crossed the Ocean on their way from one gold rush to the next…

Music at Midday: Handel Consort & Quire directed by Robert Howell,
Handel Consort & Quire directed by Robert Howell, is an ensemble of singers and instrumentalists committed to performing Handel’s lesser-known and less-performed works to the highest musical standard with attention to baroque stylistic detail.
Free event
The Madeleines
A vintage vocal trio bring us an evening of jazz, swing and glamour. Comprised of Shannon Evison, Hannah Heke-Kee and Jess Rogers, these three unique vocalists will transport you to an era of timeless elegance.

Music at Midday: Dexter Moore
Dexter brings his songs and stories of travel to life with his own handmade acoustic nylon string guitar and also his blue Godin with which he creates live loops to then groove upon.
Free Event

Wet Plate Portrait Sessions by Tintype Central
Saturday 20 September
10AM - 4PM
45-minute sessions
Ticketed Event
Capture Timeless Portraits with a Historic Art Form

Heritage Tour & High Tea at Pah Homestead
Part of Auckland Heritage Festival 2025. Join us for a tour of the heritage building, Pah Homestead with Trish Northey, followed by a heritage-themed high tea. Includes access to a panoramic view from the turret. This popular event only comes around once a year!

Opening Night — Gregor Kregar: Paradox Void
Join us for the opening of Paradox Void by Gregor Kregar.

Sunday Concert Series: Flamenco NZ
Flamenco NZ invites you to welcome the season of Spring with Fiesta de la Primavera — a vibrant, soul-stirring celebration of Spanish culture and artistry. Join us for an unforgettable evening of live Flamenco dance, guitar, song, violin, percussion, and poetry.
Tickets $35.00

Cardboard Crafts: Geometry Takeover with Freya Burnett
Make your own Gregor Kregar-inspired mini sculpture out of cardboard under the guidance of artist, Freya Burnett. Suitable for ages 6+.
Free event
Music at Midday: Shootin’ in the Dark & Andrew Cowie
Shootin' in the Dark creates a distinct uptempo, rhythmic and beat oriented alternative country sound that all audiences can enjoy.
Free Event

Music at Midday: Acoustique
Contemporary classical with a blend of meditative and soulful, energetic and joyful, warm and soothing sounds.
Free Event

Guided tour of Gregor Kregar: Paradox Void (Free)
Join us for a guided tour of Gregor Kregar’s latest exhibition, Paradox Void, on its opening day. This tour is free, koha / donation is appreciated.

Music at Midday: Jenni Smith
Jenni brings a signature blend of acoustic pop and country performances suitable for all ages. With music ranging from well-known covers to heartfelt originals, whether you want a hoedown, to cry for hours, get sassy, or confess love, you can bet she's got a song for it!

Music at Midday: Nigel Gavin & Gitbox Rebellion
12 - 1PM
Free Event
Nigel has long been a featured player in New Zealand's music scene, playing guitar, banjo, mandolin, bass — indeed, almost anything with strings

Te Hapori Spring Fundraiser at Pah Homestead
An evening of drinks, canapés and an auction to support the work of Te Hapori Charitable Trust.
Tickets: $120

Music at Midday: Raga and Rhythm Youth Band - Basant
12 - 1PM
Free Event
As the rhythms of the Tabla meet the serene strains of the sitar and the lyrical arcs of the violin, audiences will be transported into the heart of a centuries-old musical tradition that continues to thrive in contemporary New Zealand. This is a must-attend event for music lovers, families, and anyone seeking a deeply moving cultural experience.

Creature Creature Pottery Workshop with Michael Prosee
1:30 - 3:30PM
FREE Event
Join artist Michael Prosee in this hands-on workshop where you’ll bring your own clay creature to life!
Music at Midday: The Trumpet Guy
12 - 1PM
Free Event
Media have described John McGough as one of New Zealand’s finest instrumentalists and entertainers.

Opening Night — Auckland Studio Potters
Join us for the opening of Auckland Studio Potters: Fire & Clay 2025 and Toby Twiss: “And we ask ourselves; how did we get here?”

Kintsugi Etsuke Workshop with Yuka O’Shannessy
Sunday, August 3
1:30 - 3:30PM
FREE Event
Embrace the beauty of imperfection with Yuka O’Shannessy for a hands-on, creative Kintsugi Etsuke Workshop. Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the cracks with gold.

August Gallery Tour of Current Exhibitions
Friday, August 1
11:00 - 11:30AM
Free Event
We offer free exhibition tours of our current exhibitions the first Friday of each month from 11 - 11:30am, meet at reception.

Music at Midday: Rod MacKinnon
12 - 1PM
Free Event
Folk Music
Rod MacKinnon is a singer/songwriter with a varied original repertoire. His roots are in folk music, which he has developed eclectically over the years, reflecting on life, frequently with quirky observations. His music covers a range of genres from folksy blues to jazzy ballads.

Sunday Concert Series: Harrison Chau
6 - 8PM
$35.00
A fresh take on the classic harp recital, this performance weaves storytelling and innovation through a selection of works from the traditional repertoire to contemporary and jazz-inspired sounds. Committed to making the harp more accessible, Harrison Chau invites audiences to get up close and personal with the instrument and explore its versatility.