Held at The Unitarian Church 1a Ponsonby Road at 8pm every 3rd Friday of the Month. Entry fee $10 cash at the door Our Guest for Friday September 18th will be Warren and Fi This month come along to Rafters and welcome in Spring with two of our most supportive and well loved performers, Warren ... Read more
Ōtepoti’s longstanding indie folk favourites The Broken Heartbreakers have emerged from the mists to announce their brand new album, as well as a full nationwide tour this September. Imagine If We Could Just Keep Driving marks the band’s fifth album and debut on Nadia Reid’s boutique Slow Time Records label, set to be unveiled on ... Read more
Ōtepoti’s longstanding indie folk favourites The Broken Heartbreakers have emerged from the mists to announce their brand new album, as well as a full nationwide tour this September. Imagine If We Could Just Keep Driving marks the band’s fifth album and debut on Nadia Reid’s boutique Slow Time Records label, set to be unveiled on ... Read more
CARNAVAL LATINO AUCKLAND Celebrating the vibrant cultures of Latin America in the heart of Tāmaki Makaurau! Freyberg Square & Ellen Melville Centre, Auckland Central Join us for a lively community event bringing together the flavours, rhythms, art & traditions of Latin America. This vibrant market showcases Latin American food vendors, artisan crafts, local Latinx artists ... Read more
Music at Midday:The Mollymawks The Mollymawks are an acoustic guitar/vocals/violin duo from Aotearoa playing original songs and tunes with a Celtic flavour. Their music has been played on National Radio, bFM and EastFM. The duo comprises of Al Baxter on vocals and guitar, and Emily Allen on fiddle. Al writes and performs in both the ... Read more
Taal & Tales returns to Auckland with its most ambitious production yet — Shiv. Tandav. Shakti. A full-length Kathak dance production telling the eternal story of Shiva and Shakti through classical Indian dance and live music. From the fierce stillness of the cosmic ascetic to the devotion of Sati, the patience of Parvati, and the ... Read more
Taal & Tales returns to Auckland with its most ambitious production yet — Shiv. Tandav. Shakti. A full-length Kathak dance production telling the eternal story of Shiva and Shakti through classical Indian dance and live music. From the fierce stillness of the cosmic ascetic to the devotion of Sati, the patience of Parvati, and the ... Read more
The Asher family – John and Monica with children Raynor, Innes and Gavin – were founding members of the Titirangi Folk Music Club. Raynor, Innes and Gavin will perform with Innes and Nigel’s son Harry Champion and other whānau. Harry is half of a duo with Hanna Wiskari who play tunes mainly from Scandinavia.Raynor guested ... Read more
Earth & Culture OPEN MIC. We welcome you to share a piece of your culture with us in the storytelling form of your choice - a song, a poem, an instrumental piece. We'd love to hear from you. Email info@wec.org.nz for more info. @
The Sumud Ensemble Choir comes to Whau Ethnic Collective’s Art & Culture Market! 2pm New Lynn Community Hall Join us! We’ll teach some songs weaving Arabic, Te Reo Māori and English 🎵 Music is a universal language that speaks directly to our souls.
Irish session, 4 to 7pm every Sunday
Blending blues, rock, folk, and jazz, Paul Ubana Jones has crafted a distinctive contemporary sound that has captivated audiences around the world. His soulful performances and exceptional musicianship have made him one of New Zealand's most respected singer-songwriters. Born in England and of Swiss heritage, Paul Ubana Jones picked up the guitar at just 11 ... Read more