On Tuesday 7 April, we will be hosting a banner making session at MoveSpace on Dominion Road from 6pm.

This should be a relaxed evening, where we can come together to create a banner to use at the Hauraki Gulf Flotilla on the 11th April, hosted by Forest & Bird and Greenpeace. We can also share some goals and ideas for the coming year for our 350 Tāmaki Makaurau team.

We hope this will be an opportunity to connect with you all, whether a seasoned volunteer or new to 350!

Kai and materials will be provided, so please just bring yourself, and clothes you don’t mind getting a little paint on!

🐰 𝗡𝗢𝗧𝗘 𝗧𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘 𝗛𝗔𝗦 𝗕𝗘𝗘𝗡 𝗔 𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗡𝗚𝗘 𝗜𝗡 𝗘𝗩𝗘𝗡𝗧 𝗧𝗜𝗠𝗘 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗟𝗢𝗖𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗦𝗘𝗘 𝗕𝗘𝗟𝗢𝗪 🐰

PIXEL is running it back with another social event! Another low stakes gathering, except this time with egg painting and an egg hunt. Whether you're just exploring, planning an idea, or already building something, this a space for you to meet other ambitious young people!

Sweets, pastries and drinks will be available for purchase at PaCo Pocket Café downstairs. The first ten people to arrive get a free coffee!

𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝘂𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱: Monday 6th April 2-5pm
𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘂𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱: Movespace, 473 Dominion Rd
𝗥𝗦𝗩𝗣: https://tally.so/r/9qlk9p (also linked in bio)

There is no on-site parking at Movespace, but there are plenty of parks on Dominion Road and the surrounding streets.

This event is free to attend however PIXEL is a community grounded in mutual support so you are kindly asked to contribute to the event by volunteering your time, or helping out in another way.

This event will be capped at 30 people to make sure you have the chance to meet and talk to everyone!

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PIXEL is a community of young creators and dreamers reshaping Aotearoa’s innovation culture. We support innovation in all shapes and sizes, from creative projects to non-profits to startups.

Instagram: @areyouapixel to RSVP

Tebsin is the solo project of April Nisbet, a Rotorua-raised songwriter now based in Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland whose work leans into emotional honesty and the messiness of being human. After more than a decade based in Taupō fronting pop-punk band False Heights, her solo work moves into more vulnerable territory — cinematic, melancholic pop that lingers long after the final note.

STRIPPED BARE is Tebsin’s debut acoustic tour — an intimate, stripped-back live experience that puts songwriting, voice, and feeling front and centre. Stripping her moody sad-girl pop back to its emotional core, Tebsin invites audiences into a raw and close setting where songs are shared honestly and without distraction. With shows spanning either side of the release of her debut single Decadence on March 27, STRIPPED BARE offers a rare chance to hear the songs in their most stripped-back and honest form.

Tebsin will be joined by fellow singer/songwriters Raging Flowers and Emma-Kate Newlove.

Raging Flowers is an award-winning Chinese-Kiwi songwriter known for her clever lyrics, dark humour, emotional warmth, and honest songs. Her music explores difficult emotions while finding humour in life’s challenges. Blending indie pop with influences from folk punk, indie rock, jazz, and blues, she writes, sings, and produces her music, with electric guitar at the heart of her sound.

Emma-Kate Newlove is an Auckland-based singer-songwriter creating dreamy indie pop rooted in confessional, emotionally honest songwriting. Her sound is reminiscent of artists like Gracie Abrams and Lizzy McAlpine , capturing the quiet intensity of love and overthinking.

Please note that this venue is BYO.

Tickets here:

https://www.undertheradar.co.nz/gig/101099/Tebsin---Stripped-Bare---Debut-Acoustic-Tour.utr

James Gray is a contemporary version of an old-school traveling folk singer. In the past decade, Gray has toured Canada, Europe, Australia and New Zealand seeing the world and sharing his beloved songs along the way.

A unique finger style guitarist, with a vocal that is hauntingly beautiful, Gray, often accompanied by a rather droll, humorous stage patter, immerses himself in each and every song with a soulfulness and attack that is infectious and disarming. With a broad grin and good natured chuckle, Gray will often smile into the microphone and state matter of factly that he wants you to remember who he is.

Galvanized by the idea to speak to the human condition through the creation and delivery of song, Gray drew from his deep love of legendary songwriters such as John Prine, Townes Van Zandt, Gillian Welch, to guide him throughout the songwriting process. James believes these songwriters honed the ability to teach the listener about themselves and to open up that part of themselves they didn’t know already existed. Gray firmly holds this to be the ultimate goal of being a songwriter.

James has released three albums, the most recent in 2023 entitled “New Friends That Talk Like Old Friends.” This May 2026, James is set to release his 4th studio album entitled Daydreamer. In 2019 James won himself a spot at The Mariposa Folk Festival through their showcase auditions. James has since been invited to perform at 5 Mariposa folk events, The Northern Lights Festival Boreal, 2 Troubadour Festivals, The Muskoka Music Festival and recently James was a headliner at the Roots North Music Festival.

Gray has recently returned home from touring throughout western Europe and New Zealand. This past festival season James was invited to perform at both the Northern Lights Festival Boreal and the Mariposa Folk Festival where he had the honour of warming up the main stage for Bruce Cockburn. 

The Rangatahi Open Mic is back!

YANZ and Holding Space Aotearoa are hosting an awesome opportunity for our rangatahi artists (16-26) to practice their craft in front of whānau and friends at the bustling creative 'MoveSpace' in Mt Eden, Tāmaki Makaurau.

Info for for Whānau & Supporters:

This Rangatahi Open Mic offers a welcoming, alcohol-free environment. Tickets are FREE and we warmly encourage you to RSVP on this page, so we can have enough seats for everyone!

Info for Artists:

We warmly invite artists and performers of all experience levels to showcase your art, make yourself a cup of tea and enjoy Auckland’s up and coming artists! Slots are 15mins or less so 2 - 3 songs/items is ideal depending on length. This is an intimate venue and would suit 'acoustic' line ups better.

Sign up here: https://forms.gle/wRgyzs96Z1kHUR7c9
- Rangatahi musicians and performers between the ages of 16-26
- Up to 15 min sets
- Artists will be notified prior to the event

Pre-Event Artist Session 4-5pm
Artists are welcome to arrive at 4pm for a professionally guided sound check (hosted by Holding Space), opportunity for FREE artist photos, and to hang out with other artists at the awesome Movespace creative venue.

Nau mai, haere mai we look forward to seeing you there.

This event is brought to you by Youth Arts New Zealand, Holding Space Aotearoa, & hosted at Movespace.

Elina (that's me) is back in Auckland for the month of March and I got too itchy after taking a Storyo break so I'm running our classic community event at beloved Movespace!

This one is inspired by my lover, New York City!

It's an Open Mic to read and share poetry, prose, stories, diary entry, texts or voicenotes, music, performance pieces (literally anything) on Erotica theme.

What does that include?

• Anything about bodies

• Love & relationships & heartbreaks

• Pleasure & sex

You get 5 minutes max, and you can share your own stuff or stuff you liked by someone else!

Of course, if you don't feel like sharing but want to hear all the goodness, come along!

I will buy us sweet treats and start us off for the evening, and then it's all "put your hand up and read" kind of vibe!

Auckland is SO sexy but we lack spaces to express it so I want to create a bit more of that here!

Love y'all and can't wait to see you there!

Bring a friend, a lover, a family member if you dare 💕

Tāmaki's weird little improv darlings are back for another year of comedy joy that gleefully collides the mundane and the strange! Casual First Date pull apart true stories from their lives and put them back together as silly, snappy, and even super-deep scenes, sketches and skits. Featuring anything from singing hedges, talking fingers, star-crossed lovers and everything our performers can imagine, CFD have sold out shows and brought improv joy across the motu.

If you love improv but not audience interaction, no-one is brought on stage, you just shout out a single word, and we'll build a whole universe for you from there!

You know what they say, you're not wasting a Friday night on a first date if it's Casual First Date! All the chaos of a first date but the bizarre characters stay on the stage, instead of the other side of the dinner table.

After 12 sold-out shows, Comedians Try New Jokes On A Roof returns for a 13th time in February 2026!

Auckland's best comedians will be testing new jokes on the roof at MoveSpace! 473 Dominion Road @ 7pm Saturday February 28th.

Line up:
Abby Howells (Taskmaster)
Rhys Mathewson (7 Days)
Angella Dravid (Taskmaster)
Cori Gonzales-Macuer (What We Do In The Shadows)
Lana Walters (7 Days)
Tony Lyall (7 Days)

Hosted by Itay Dom (Winner - Best MC NZ Comedy Guild Awards)

This sells out every time so do not hesitate! Tickets just from $15 to $25 - pay what you can.

It will be fun as. Unless it rains, then we move inside. We have a limited amount of seats so book fast online to ensure you don't miss out!

Please note this is a BYO alcohol.

First they crossed oceans — now they’re crossing the stage. Immigrant Comedy Night brings together immigrants and first-gen comedians with jokes from sweet to sour, soft to crunchy, mild to spicy. It’s a night of laughter that proves you don’t need a passport to get the joke. Visa not required for entry.

Fresh line up of international or first-gen comedians to keep things exciting. Bring Your Own Bottle means you can save money on drinks, so grab a friend and a 6-pack and come laugh with us!

Line up
Angella Dravid
Cori Gonzalez-Macuer
Sanjay Patel
Edd rivera
Keegan Govind
Ocean Denham
and Henry Cheung

Yellow Lamp returns with its first event of 2026 celebrating pride on a rooftop. Join us as we welcome Dan Goodwin, Ethan Christensen, Jenny Rockwell and Laura Vincent under the glow. We will of be having an open mic to start the show and it guarantees to be a splendid evening!

PRIDE WORKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENT 🏳️‍🌈

BPA is excited to be able to offer two sessions of an "Express Your Gender" workshop this Pride Month!

These workshops will aim to give you all the pics, text, glue, pens, scissors, and mild chaos you need to visualise your gender on paper! In these trying times where too much time is spent trying to dictate other's lives, let's take a moment to just be ourselves.

Both workshops will have materials for blackout and collage, and are FREE. Hebe will be there to offer guidance, enthusiasm, and (ir)relevant facts!

DETAILS:

9TH FEB at 6pm - workshop will be held in @movespace_

19TH FEB at 4pm - workshop will be held in @newlynncommunitycentre

More info on both sessions can be found at the link in bio, or in Auckland Pride's festival programme.

First they crossed oceans — now they’re crossing the stage. Immigrant Comedy Night brings together immigrants and first-gen comedians with jokes from sweet to sour, soft to crunchy, mild to spicy. It’s a night of laughter that proves you don’t need a passport to get the joke. Visa not required for entry.

Fresh line up of international or first-gen comedians to keep things exciting. Bring Your Own Bottle means you can save money on drinks, so grab a friend and a 6-pack and come laugh with us!

Line up: Heta Dawson, Itay Dom, Keegan Govind, Summer Xia, Annie Guo, Henry Cheung & special guest!

After 11 sold-out shows, Comedians Try New Jokes On A Roof returns for 2026!

Auckland's best comedians will be testing new jokes on the roof at MoveSpace! 473 Dominion Road @ 7pm Friday January 30th.

Lineup:
Hayley Sproull
Chris Parker
Abby Howells
Tom Sainsbury
Courtney Dawson

Hosted by Itay Dom (Winner - Best MC NZ Comedy Guild Awards)

Tickets just from $15 to $25 - pay what you can. This sells out every time so do not hesitate!

It will be fun as. Unless it rains, then we move inside. We have a limited amount of seats so book fast online to ensure you don't miss out!
Please note this is a BYO alcohol.

The Ministry of Folk are over the moon to present multi-award-winning Canadian duo Scott Cook and Pam Mae in concert. Scott and Pam will hit us with straight-talking songs that see the good in all of us - songs that warm the heart, soul and the mind - lovely, socially committed songs presented with a bold, elegant directness evoking the very best of the folk music tradition. Scott will be backed by his trusty Martin D28 and Pam on vocals, banjo, double bass.
Truly one of Woody Guthrie's children. –RnR Magazine

Supporting will be MOF host-band hoop. featuring songs from their sparkly new album (Dec 2025) Wrap me Up in Winter. Hoop will showcase their eclectic songs blending three-part harmonies, fiddle, banjo, flute, acoustic guitars, bass and percussion.

BYO drinks and snacks and settle in for a night to remember featuring world-class musicians.

A Solo Performance to a Sonic Saga

Naia Keera invites you to an intimate, free listening party of Watering Grounds & Fertile Skies.

Featuring two albums in one night!

• Watering Grounds — released earlier this year
  
  

• Fertile Skies — first shared at this event
  
  

Event Details

• Doors open at: 8:30 PM Show is at: 9:00 PM

• Koha Iced Tea and limited edition CDs available for purchase

• Limited seating — first come, first served

Naia Keera Bandcamp 

https://naiakeera.bandcamp.com/

Based in Auckland, New Zealand, Something They Call Myth creates music steeped in melancholy, drawing on memories and conversations between friends for inspiration. A collaboration between New Zealand-born Malaysian, Clarissa and German-born Canadian, Lea, they have a multi-layered, atmospheric indie sound.

An intimate night featuring some of Auckland's top singer/songwriters, in a cosy lounge setting at Movespace, Dominion Road. Limited seating available!

💫 Cosy intimate vibes with the artists

💫 Lounge style show

💫 Live filming of artists so show all the love with your applause!

• Doors open 6:30pm, show starts 7pm!

Small capacity means when tickets are sold out that's it folks!

Featuring:

Baylie Vinson:

After returning from the USA, Christchurch-born singer-songwriter Baylie Vinson is steadily building her presence in New Zealand’s indie folk scene. Drawing from her own lived experiences, her music offers heartfelt and honest storytelling that reflects on life’s complexities and the depths of human thought and emotion.

Tim Prier:

Tim Prier is a troubadour of heartfelt Indie-Folk, weaving stories through soulful melodies, connecting emotions with audiences across New Zealand's landscapes. Either as a solo artist, trio, or with his band, Tim has built a reputation for his evocative lyrics and captivating performances.

Adam & Marika:

Adam and Marika are in hot demand as one of New Zealand's premier folk duo's - featured at Wellyfest and the upcoming Auckland Folk Festival. Performing everything from Gypsy Jazz, your favourite folk melodies, plus a series of sizzling original compositions!

The theme for the event is "The Role of Community-led action in driving climate change movements." This session will explore how community-led movements—from neighbourhood initiatives to transnational networks—are reshaping climate action.

We have:

• Saskia Verraes - Director of Impact, Proxima Consulting

• Lucy Hawcroft - Board member, EcoMatters

• Christina Leef - Senior Māori Advisor, Auckland Council

These experts will share their experience in community climate action and how communities can work together to create a positive impact.

A JOURNEY WITHIN - SOUND AND MEDITATION
co-created by Dinny, Mako T, Pierro Lunaire 

• Date: Sunday 16 November
• Time: 5:30-7:30pm
• Location: MoveSpace 473 Dominion Road, Mount Eden, Auckland 1024

Step into a storytelling space for profound self-discovery and renewal.
Journey through life’s ups and downs, reflecting on every experience and the cycles of light and shadow.
A transformative path of unveiling your true self and opening your mind, body, heart and soul.
Time for resolution and journey within to embrace your shift and release what no longer serves, acknowledging the past and appreciating our present for our future.

GIVE WHAT YOU CAN
Spaces are limited. You are invited to come as you are.

• Tier 1: $60 (For those who are financially well-resourced. Reflects the value of the course in Western economic markets.)

• Tier 2: $45 (For those on medium incomes and access to financial resources.)

• Tier 3: $30 (For those on low incomes and students.)
  
  

BIOGRAPHY | ABOUT US

Dinny is an Italian Artist and Yoga facilitator and co-founder of Art Yoga. She deepened her understanding in the native art world and achieved Kāwai Raupapa Certificate in Māori and Indigenous Art. Also, she gained a Health and Wellbeing Certificate as well as Manaaki Tāngata Certificate in Bicultural Social Services in order to contribute to life in support of our community.
She co-founded Art Yoga in Aotearoa New Zealand which is a holistic wellbeing project based on the freedom of artistic expression combined with meditation practice to connect body, mind, and soul in a creative way with the purpose of supporting self-discovery for personal clarity and authenticity.

Connect with Dinny https://www.instagram.com/artyoga.creativewellbeing | https://www.artyoga.co/

Mako T is an Italian-born singer and musician based in New Zealand. Always immersed in the world of music, after exploring the deepest layers of his being through meditation and conscious breathing, he chose to express his emotions through the voice as a channel of connection within and beyond himself. After a few years of vocal study, he began performing on the streets as a busker to share his authentic self with people, while also carrying forward musical projects in his homeland. After spending almost two years in Australia, he moved to New Zealand in search of new spiritual and artistic inspiration, aiming to heal both mind and body through music therapy, drawing from his background in nursing.

Connect with Mako T https://www.instagram.com/makotnzit/ 

Pierro is a musician, and producer of electronic music from France. His musical journey began with percussion studies at the conservatory of Vannes, followed by jazz and contemporary music training in Paris from 2013 to 2016, and a degree in electronic music production in Berlin from 2017 to 2019. In 2021, he started a nomadic project aiming to connect electronic music with traditional sounds from around the world. The first chapter took place in Andalusia, Spain, and led to the EP Cuentos de Granada, released in 2023. In 2022, he traveled to Mexico, and in 2024, he set off for a new adventure in New Zealand to engage with Māori culture.

Connect with Pierro https://www.instagram.com/pierro_lunaire/

Do you want use your creative skills to take climate action, and bring action into mahi you are already doing? Then come along to this fun and free workshop, designed for creatives and artists of all kinds to support you to take climate action!

The workshop is hosted by Climate Club Aotearoa and is based on the internationally popular Climate Fresk. We know that storytellers and artists have an important role in creating societal change and we want to help you become empowered to make climate action part of your creative work! Have fun, enjoy some free kai, and meet like-minded artists and creatives to talk about how we can take climate action.

Where and When:

MoveSpace, 174 Dominion Road, 4.30pm on the 6th of November.

More detail about the workshop:

The Climate FRESK workshop will teach you about the causes and consequences climate change in a fun and participatory way, with learnings backed by science. The workshop brings participants through a process of creative learning, reflection and discussion to find actions and empowerment about the climate crisis.

Fun & Interactive: Our workshops are about taking a step back and understanding the causes and consequences of climate change. It brings people together through an interactive game-like format that encourages people to creatively arrive at solutions to the climate crisis together.

For all ages & backgrounds: We have adapted these workshops to work for various different demographics, from age 15 to 100! It works for folks who are completely new to climate change, or veterans looking for a refreshing collaborative brainstorm. All perspectives are welcome at this workshop!

Evidence-based: The 3-hour workshops are based on the globally popular Climate Fresk framework, which are based on the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports. The game has been played by over 2 million people worldwide. It focuses on systems-level change, educating participants on the fundamental science behind climate change while empowering them to take action.

Feedback on the Fresk: 

“We loved the format of the Climate Fresk session as it didn’t leave us hanging at the ‘what’s happening for our planet’ stage, but helped us identify actions that would really make a difference,” Teresa Solomon, kindergarten teacher and Fresk participant.

“Thank you so much for today’s workshop. I know the participants really valued the insights they drew from your thoughtful, and perfectly pitched, facilitation. And they had fun too – win:win!" - Sue Brown

About Climate Club:

Climate Club is a local non-profit organisation aiming to help people across Aotearoa take systemic action on climate change. We deliver a range of workshops to various groups - including schools, councils, and community organisations. Check out our website: climateclub.nz!

About your facilitator: Maia Ingoe, is a programme manager for Climate Club, and is a journalist, activist and creative writer. She has worked in student media, published in the Spinoff, Headland Journal, and previously worked for Radio New Zealand. She is also producing a podcast about her Inspiring Explorers Expedition to Antarctica with the Antarctic Heritage Trust, and has worked both backstage and onstage for theatrical productions. She is passionate about using storytelling to inspire and advocate for the climate and the environment. 

Tickets Here

Step into a world after the world!

This isn’t your usual party. At this gathering, you’ll take on a quirky character from one of many eccentric survivor groups in a playful “post-apocalypse” setting. Don’t worry — no acting experience is needed! Think of it as an icebreaker game meets costume party, where your role gives you fun ways to spark conversations and connect with others.

Expect plenty of laughs, unexpected alliances, and curious challenges as you mix and mingle. You’ll meet people in a whole new way, guided by your character’s quirks, missions, and oddball items.

Come ready to chat, barter, imagine, and play. The end of the world has never been this much fun!

Welcome to the End of the World! Celebrate with us and help explore what comes next...

The End of the World Party is a special social game event designed and run by creative agency The Open Fort. When you order your ticket, you will be given a unique role to come as, everything else you need will be provided when you arrive. The event is a BYO adults only (18+ event).

Limited to 80 tickets / roles, so make sure you get your tickets early - we will sell out!

TICKETS:

Detective Constables Mike McNally & Hughie Rothman have eradicated crime in New York, and now they must go to the one place where corruption and crime reign terror upon every city.. New Zealand.

After being voted as the winners of their November 2024 Late Night Knife Fight, Improvisers Izzy Renton and Bridie Thomson are now ready to unleash their absurd murder-solving, donut-dunking, justice-fighting duo upon the world.
This is a development season with no two shows being the same, as Izzy and Bridie uncover what makes this dynamic duo tick (you're going to want to say you were there to see it happen).

Seating limited! Profits from tickets are to cover venue fees

TICKETS

Detective Constables Mike McNally & Hughie Rothman have eradicated crime in New York, and now they must go to the one place where corruption and crime reign terror upon every city.. New Zealand.

After being voted as the winners of their November 2024 Late Night Knife Fight, Improvisers Izzy Renton and Bridie Thomson are now ready to unleash their absurd murder-solving, donut-dunking, justice-fighting duo upon the world.
This is a development season with no two shows being the same, as Izzy and Bridie uncover what makes this dynamic duo tick (you're going to want to say you were there to see it happen).

Seating limited! Profits from tickets are to cover venue fees

TICKETS

Detective Constables Mike McNally & Hughie Rothman have eradicated crime in New York, and now they must go to the one place where corruption and crime reign terror upon every city.. New Zealand.

After being voted as the winners of their November 2024 Late Night Knife Fight, Improvisers Izzy Renton and Bridie Thomson are now ready to unleash their absurd murder-solving, donut-dunking, justice-fighting duo upon the world.
This is a development season with no two shows being the same, as Izzy and Bridie uncover what makes this dynamic duo tick (you're going to want to say you were there to see it happen).

Seating limited! Profits from tickets are to cover venue fees

TICKETS

Calling all creators of all kinds, artists, entrepreneurs, activists, storytellers, community builders - from all corners of the MoveSpace community + beyond. Come connect, share with like-minded people.

Everyone will have 5 mins to share what they're working on or something they've finished, just started, want feedback on, or just to simply share!

Come have some pizza, drinks & booch
Tickets are $8-15 (Sliding scale - pay what you want)

Tickets Here:
Kiran Patel
38-9020-0543249-02
REF: (Your Name)

Free for MoveSpace Supporters or Residents.
Become a Monthly Supporter: https://ko-fi.com/movespace/tiers

The final Yellow Lamp feature show of 2025 is full of spooks and surprises. Join us as we welcome Lee Tere, Liam Jacobson, Liberty Armstrong and Stellar Prichard under the glow. As always, there will be an open mic and a guaranteed cosy vibe. Is the lamp haunted? Find out on October 23rd exclusively at Movespace for one night only.

Tickets Here

You’re invited to an intimate listening party for my upcoming new single ANGEL.

It’s been a few years since I released new music, and I’ve been quietly working on something special. ANGEL is the beginning of that!! and I’d love to share a first listen with you before it’s released on 30 October.

This isn’t a show, it’s a small, intimate space to connect, listen, and celebrate what’s coming next. I’ll be sharing stories behind ANGEL and how it came to be.

There’ll be good company, warm energy, and a small keepsake to take home.

Free entry

xoxoxoxoxooxooxox
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Info Here

Movespace, Mt Eden, Auckland — creatives, and community members are invited to reconnect through art at the upcoming Collage Club, a vibrant community event celebrating the art of collage. The event will take place on Saturday 11 and 18 October 9:00-11:30am at Movespace, 473 Dominion Road, Mount Eden, Auckland 1024 and is free and open to all ages (children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult).

Collage Club offers a relaxed, come-as-you-are space for creativity, conversation, and connection. No experience is necessary—all materials are provided, including magazines, books, paper ephemera and of course, scissors and glue. Whether you’re an artist or looking to try something new, this is your chance to explore the creative possibilities of cut-and-paste art in a welcoming, inclusive environment. Whether you collage for self-expression, stress relief, or just the fun of it — Collage Club is your space to cut loose and create.

Collage club is run by artists Louise Clement and Tracey McKeown

RSVP by emailing: collageclubakl@gmail.com

or RSVP via Meetup.com

I'm really excited to be holding my first FLOWT Collage Workshop!

It's a relaxed, supportive class where you'll get to experiment with creativity, make collages and have fun.

Workshop is on Wednesday 15th October 7pm to 8pm at @movespace_ 473 Dominion Rd.

I'd love to see you there! Limited spaces so get in quick.

Please share this out to anyone who'd be keen to come along!

Poster by the amazing @danasuamili ✨

Movespace, Mt Eden, Auckland — creatives, and community members are invited to reconnect through art at the upcoming Collage Club, a vibrant community event celebrating the art of collage. The event will take place on Saturday 11 and 18 October 9:00-11:30am at Movespace, 473 Dominion Road, Mount Eden, Auckland 1024 and is free and open to all ages (children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult).

Collage Club offers a relaxed, come-as-you-are space for creativity, conversation, and connection. No experience is necessary—all materials are provided, including magazines, books, paper ephemera and of course, scissors and glue. Whether you’re an artist or looking to try something new, this is your chance to explore the creative possibilities of cut-and-paste art in a welcoming, inclusive environment. Whether you collage for self-expression, stress relief, or just the fun of it — Collage Club is your space to cut loose and create.

Collage club is run by artists Louise Clement and Tracey McKeown

RSVP by emailing: collageclubakl@gmail.com

or RSVP via Meetup.com