The arts can play a huge role in prisons by providing human connection. How can we expect people to participate positively in society on release if they aren’t treated like humans in prison?
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Sara Kidston, Youth Circus Festival’s production manager, says the festival is all about promoting inclusion and community.
Groovy disco tunes entered Christchurch’s airwaves courtesy of Ara’s New Zealand Broadcasting School’s student station for 2021: Fever FM, the winner of NZBS's annual student's radio station pitch.
'Matariki Lighting the Beacons Festival' is a month-long multi-disciplinary arts festival to be held across the Kāpiti Region, July 2 - 25, 2021.
Doc Edge Festival 2021 programme launched
We're moving! And we're having an ART JAM! This is your chance to exhibit in our classic gallery show - we want to display/sell your art!
Unitec will host a Hui / Talanoa of tertiary education leaders in Auckland this week to explore future focused opportunities for the arts and creative industries in New Zealand.
HarleQueen is an award-winning celebration of female fools. Written & performed by Abby Howells & directed by Anya Tate-Manning, HarleQueen is a night of theatre, fun and stories about cool ladies.
The NZ Singing School Trust Board has decided to cancel the July 2021 Singing School NZ – Te Wānanga Toi Waiata.
Doc Edge Festival announces the recipient of the 2021 Superhero Award and 15 films from this year's festival in June.
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Isolation and participation are elements underpinning 2021's Auckland Festival of Photography
Artist-led The Good The Bad Gallery is re-opening on 20th April in a new space in Mayfair Place, Glen Innes with community focused exhibition 'Tāmaki NOW'
