Te Matatini Ki Te Ao National Kapa Haka Festival will see Wellington’s cultural pulse get a good workout when the leading event for traditional Māori performing arts makes its home at Westpac Stadium.

London comedian Charmian Hughes loves the Dunedin Fringe so much she is back for a third visit with a new show CHARMIAN HUGHES: WHAT-NOT.

Those who were disappointed when a big storm forced organisers to cancel last year’s Children’s Day have a new chance to bring all their fun-filled energy and ideas to this year’s event.

Te Matatini 2019 brings the best of Māori performing arts to Wellington City, and Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga is proud to share in this celebration of Māori creativity with two special events at our premiere heritage venue - Old St Paul’s in Mulgrave Street.

If you are an artist looking for a new opportunity, the Coromandel 200 community group is still looking to commission a commemorative piece of public art to mark the arrival of HMSS Coromandel to our waters, 200 years ago.

LPL is excited to announce a new promotional partnership with Uber Eats NZ, celebrating McDonald’s iconic Filet-o-Fish burger.

Comedy, DJs, Shakespeare, opera and a business-focussed summit are among the diverse range of events offered in this year’s Hamilton Gardens Arts Festival, starting on Wednesday 20 February.

Locals and visitors are set to enjoy a taste of "country comes to town" on the 9th of March with what is fast becoming an iconic annual event for Wainuiomata.

Grammy Award-winning American mezzo-soprano Susan Graham will perform for the first time with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra in Wellington and Auckland in March.

The biggest change to Te Papa since the museum opened will be unveiled to the public on 11 May 2019.