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The Little Street Art Festival Returns
Aotearoa’s most unique street art festival returns for its third year – with a slew of fun, surprising, revealing and meaningful creations by local urban artists.
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The Little Street Art Festival Returns
5 Dec 2025Aotearoa’s most unique street art festival returns for its third year – with a slew of fun, surprising, revealing and meaningful creations by local urban artists.
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The call is out for central city creatives
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Slim regroups for Go Live and special release
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KidsFest back to deliver holiday highlights
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History behind the green and white Antigua Boatsheds
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