Nicola Mitchell (Waikato Tainui, Maniapoto) blends folky country sounds with storytelling that captivates audiences across Aotearoa. Winner of the 2025 Country Music Honour for Songwriting with her song Wā/Time - also the first song in the finals in the history of the awards with reo Māori in it. She is one-half of the Tūī and ... Read more
Rawiri, Lox and Junglebird jazz band to host a joyful te wiki o te reo māori celebration. Sing well known waiata with a live jazz band, while sipping cocktails. Enjoy Rawiri's family recipe fry bread, show off your poi skills, weave some harakeke and sing your heart out. Prize for the best pair at tī ... Read more
Ōwairaka whānau, don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to embrace waiata here at your local whare pukapuka (library). Join the wonderful vocal coach, Hinekoia, as she shares her passion for waiata and te ao Māori with us for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. Limited spaces available. Saturday 20 September, 11.30am - 12.30pm.Sign up ... Read more
Irish session, 4 to 7pm every Sunday
Session around the fire 7-10pm. Last one for 2025! No charge.
Lynne Wilkins and Michael MacKinnon. Raglan-based duo whose harmonies embrace trad to contemporary. Floor singers first half. Members $5 non-members $8.
Join the Old-Time session with Auckland Bluegrass Club! 4th Wednesday of each month at the NIX in Grey Lynn
Melbourne’s alluring Folk Bitch Trio have announced their debut album release tour of New Zealand, playing headline shows in Auckland, Wellington & Christchurch. Now Would Be A Good Time, the debut album by Folk Bitch Trio, tells vivid, visceral stories. Their music sounds familiar, and it’s built on a foundation of the music they’ve loved ... Read more
An evening of taking turns to share music and songs around the circle, joining in when you can, with harmonies on your instrument or voice. Participate or listen. The choice is yours. We’re a totally informal, small friendly group of people who like to sing and play music. This is a good place for experienced ... Read more
Come join the Hillsborough Ceilidh! Everyone is welcome; our friendly caller will explain everything and our live band will get you on your feet and dancing.Our ceilidh dances are alcohol-free and family friendly. Funded by the Puketāpapa Local Board.
Irish session, 4 to 7pm every Sunday
Maybe you’ve never heard of the Taranaki Highwayman, the ghost of the Vulcan Hotel and the man who conquered the Niagara Falls in barrel, only to slip to an untimely death on an orange peel in Onehunga… Perhaps you’ve always assumed that the most compelling stories from the past come from somewhere else. Spoiler alert ... Read more