Auckland Festival of Photography

Curated by Wheke Fortress

Visual art workshops

Everyone loves Raranga Thursdays with Whaea Karen Nathan.

Celebrate the strength, identity, and stories of Māori and Chinese wāhine in Wāhine Toa, a powerful group exhibition co-hosted by Ruāpotaka Marae and the International Women’s Association.

This exhibition offers a space to reconnect and celebrate our cultural roots. Through carving, we highlight the strength and unity in our Pacific heritage.

Embark on an electrifying KPOP dance journey with our Free Youth Dance Classes

This is your invitation! Come witness the heat, the heart, and the raw talent of Pasifika Hip Hop and Street Dance.

Through a blend of group sessions and one-on-one lessons, singers will receive both personal guidance and a broader understanding of what it means to sing with ease and authenticity.

Through a blend of group sessions and one-on-one lessons, singers will receive both personal guidance and a broader understanding of what it means to sing with ease and authenticity.

Keyboard lessons from styles from gospel, jazz, pop and classical

We are privileged to be hosting the band heats and solo instrument heats this year at Te Oro!

The Painters Club is to give aspiring young artists a space to learn new skills, get creative and hang out with others who enjoy art.

Explore the transformation of this vibrant Auckland community through carefully curated historical photographs.

Chalk Fades is a collection of discoveries unearthed during Villa Junior Lemanu’s residency at Te Oro.

End of Residency Exhibition

This exhibition offers a space to reconnect and celebrate our cultural roots. Through carving, we highlight the strength and unity in our Pacific heritage..

his exhibition offers a space to reconnect and celebrate our cultural roots. Through carving, we highlight the strength and unity in our Pacific heritage.

Looking to move, make, and explore something new these holidays? Off The Floor is a 5-day creative intensive for local high school students (14–18 year olds)

A breaking event created especially for the next generation! This jam is all about giving kids the chance to experience the energy, creativity, and culture of breaking right here in Aotearoa

his exhibition offers a space to reconnect and celebrate our cultural roots. Through carving, we highlight the strength and unity in our Pacific heritage.