An expansive new exhibition explores the powerful and lasting connections between people and land in Aotearoa New Zealand.
An expansive new exhibition explores the powerful and lasting connections between people and land in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Local rock legends The Bats will perform at Go Live Festival with a setlist spanning more than four decades – including new, unreleased music.
Have your writing featured in a large-scale mural project at The Crossing this spring.
New cinematic video works shot in Samoa tackle themes of migration, home, change and identity, while landscape works by a renowned printmaker explore the relationship between land, sky and water.
Spend time with your whānau (family) and mark the Māori New Year at Christchurch City Libraries.
From Here on the Ground, opening on Saturday 18 May, brings together works by twentieth-century New Zealand artists exploring urban, suburban and industrial landscapes.
Tīrama Mai is back this winter to celebrate Puaka-Matariki in the heart of Ōtautahi Christchurch.
See how a supermarket warehouse was transformed into a Christchurch High School, learn about intergenerational living and housing on ancestral Māori land, and explore Ōtautahi’s love affair with Christchurch Modern houses.
Ōtautahi Christchurch’s new Multicultural Recreation and Community Centre has opened in the heart of Hagley Park.