ARTBEAT 2025 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X49tBtLQW0c ArtBeat 2025: Weaving Communities aims to create a space where our Arts, Culture & Heritage sector, spaces, places and people can unite to share the many ways in which creative expression enriches us all. ArtBeat 2025 extends throughout April 2025, allowing galleries, arts organisations, community groups, heritage spaces and cultural practitioners to […]
The Northland Youth Summit Arts Festival is an annual event which is held in a different location around Northland each year. It is a free event for youth aged 12-24 in Northland with a limited number of places available. Experts in their field facilitate and mentor youth in various creative workshops over 3 days. All
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Creative Communities Scheme Do you or your group need help funding arts and cultural projects? The Creative Communities Scheme can help. This scheme is funded by Creative New Zealand and administered in the area by the Far North District Council. To find out how to apply, visit Creative Communities Scheme Community Funding Council offers funding for community
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Waipu’s Iconic Wearable Arts Show Art’nTartan is Northland’s most established and successful wearable arts show, run by the Waipu Museum. Art’nTartan celebrates the history of the Scottish migration to Waipu and the pre-European history of Bream Bay in the context of the vibrant Waipu community of today. Entries in the Art’nTartan competition come from throughout
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Designed by The Momo Collective – Faith McManus and David Sarich A 60 metre mural for the Kamo Shared path. Mike Farrow from Littoralis Landscape architects asked David and Faith to respond to the history of the Railway and have some visual connection to the earlier Raranga Banners and Railway Bridge in Walton Street. After
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