TVNZ is bringing viewers live and extended coverage of this weekend's milestone event Tribute08: A V
TVNZ is bringing viewers live and extended coverage of this weekend's milestone event Tribute08: A Vietnam Commemoration. Tribute08 will recognise the contribution and sacrifices of New Zealand's…
Auckland Art Gallery is encouraging visitors to think about art and the planet this
Auckland Art Gallery is encouraging visitors to think about art and the planet this World Environment Day on 5 June. Come to the Auckland Art Gallery during the week of 2 - 8 June, visit the free…
Don't miss the final two public art installations in Auckland City Council's Living Room 2008 pro
The city's newest theatre, located at National Academy of Singing and Dramatic Art will be launched on June 7th when NASDA's second year students present a dramatic musical version of George Orwell's…
Bringing his critically acclaimed Tinselworm show to New Zealand, Bill Bailey returns for a 3 centre national tour this August/September. Voted the seventh greatest stand-up comedian of all time…
A group exhibition in celebration of the candle stick opens at Piece Gallery in the Matakana Village on Friday 30th May 2008, with a preview from 5 - 7pm. A functional yet ornamental object the…
Long-time supporters of the arts, Roderick and Gillian Deane, have been honoured for their substantial and sustained generosity to the arts with the annual Arts Foundation of New Zealand Award for…
Manukau City is hosting a photographic projection event to start the Queen's Birthday weekend launch for the Auckland Festival of Photography 2008. Manukau Light Night will project work by ten…
Les Filterbrats are a NZ based thumping house duo with a thing for making people dance even if they don't like house. Inspired by the new revolution of French house producers like Daft Punk, Le…
This year is proving to be a big one for hardcore metal band Antagonist. They opened the main stage at Big Day Out, co-headlined at Killer fest (second year in a row), followed up by a tour through…