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View fullsize 💃🏻 Northland Pasifika Fusion Festival🕺🏻 📅Saturday 7 March 2026 ⏰️10 am - 3 pm 📍Kensington Sports Grounds, Whangārei Northland Pasifika Fusion is a Pasifika Festival showcasing cultural performance, a taste of island food and the unique Pasifi
View fullsize 🔥Siva Afi Festival 🔥 📅Friday 6 and Saturday 7 March 2026 📍Māngere Arts Centre, AKL 💰Free entry It's about to heat up! Next week, Siva Afi Festival is at Māngere Arts Centre, bringing two nights of fire, culture, and incredible performances to
View fullsize The Performing Arts Network New Zealand (PANNZ) Arts Market is Aotearoa/New Zealand's premier event for artists, producers, presenters and industry leaders from across the performing arts sector. ✈️3 – 6 March 2026 📍 Tāmaki Makaurau Private
View fullsize 🇳🇺 Hologa Niue Cultural Festival 🇳🇺 🗓 Saturday 28 Feb 2026 📍The Trusts Arena, Henderson, Auckland 🎟 buy tickets online at @iticket Hologa Niue — descendants of Niue — is an open call for Tagata Niue to come together and continu
View fullsize 🔥Vou Dance Fiji are in Aotearoa! 🔥 The Fijian Flying Circus is Fiji’s first circus — a breathtaking fusion of aerial acrobatics, daring stunts, vibrant island storytelling, and cheeky slapstick humor. Performed by the world-toured VOU
View fullsize At this year's NZ Fringe Festival check out... ‼️D' Things N Such‼️ 📆13 February - 7 March 2026 ⏰️Tue - Sat at 7:30 pm ⏰️Sun at 4:30 pm 📍Circa Theatre, WLG 💰$25 - $45 🎟Book your tickets online at the Fringe.co.nz @fringefest or @circatheatre
View fullsize 🌊Sea Signals: An Art Festival For Ocean Conservation🌊 📆 8 - 18 February 2026 📍Central Christchurch 🎟 Free 10 artists will turn the city into a street art festival throughout the Sea Signals: An Art Festival For Ocean Conservation, starting th
View fullsize 🛶WELLINGTON PASIFIKA FESTIVAL🛶 📆Saturday 7 February 2026 ⏰️12 pm-6 pm for the main event.  📍Waitangi Park, Wellington Waterfront 💰 Free Admission Experience the sights, sounds, and flavours of the Pacific. This free whānau-friendly festiv