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Spend your Saturday morning overlooking the Waitematā Harbour, learning the art of raranga in a welcoming, beginner-friendly environment. These pop-up weaving workshops offer tamariki, rangatahi, and whānau a hands-on introduction… Read More

POSTPONED UNTIL SUNDAY 18TH APRIL DUE TO WEATHER WARNINGS Learn how tiger worms turn food scraps into compost and make a worm farm to take home. Registrations essential at: compostcollective.org.nz/events/tags/kids Ages 4+ Read More

Let kids unleash their creativity these school holidays by crafting their own stick-bound notebook! Using simple materials, they’ll make and decorate a unique notebook inspired by the outdoors. They can… Read More

Get the kids in touch with nature these school holidays by painting and printing autumn leaves! They can write a short story or note on their artwork, addressed to the… Read More

Join Irene for a fun and inspiring fermentation workshop where you’ll learn everything you need to know about crafting delicious soft fermented nut cheeses from scratch! We’ll kick things off… Read More

Join Irene for an interactive Kraut making workshop. You will learn all the do’s and don’ts to make delicious krauts. We will start with an introduction, then make a basic… Read More

We, the Community Climate Action Network, invite you to our first Hui of 2026.   This will be the first of three Campaign for Climate Hui this year. “Your Stories,… Read More

♻️Get rid of your hazardous waste! Easy, quick, environmentally friendly, and FREE♻️   🔍What is “hazardous waste”? 🔍 They are items or liquids that are flammable, toxic, corrosive, explosive or… Read More

The Inhabit Project Now in its fourth year, Inhabit is an ongoing public art project that reimagines vacant or underused urban spaces as temporary sites for connection and creative exchange. Exploring how our… Read More

 Journeys We Have Travelled brings together five Auckland-based artists — Louise Clement, Tracye Eriksen, Leanne Gibbons, Ellen von Collas and Tracey McKeown Working primarily with recycled and repurposed materials, the artists transform discarded… Read More