KO MĀTOU E TUKU ANA I NGĀ MAHI TOI I TE TUATAHI

We put the Arts first

KO MĀTOU E TUKU ANA I NGĀ MAHI TOI I TE TUATAHI

We put the Arts first

KO MĀTOU E TUKU ANA I NGĀ MAHI TOI I TE TUATAHI

We put the Arts first

KO MĀTOU E TUKU ANA I NGĀ MAHI TOI I TE TUATAHI

We put the Arts first

KO MĀTOU E TUKU ANA I NGĀ MAHI TOI I TE TUATAHI

We put the Arts first

KO MĀTOU E TUKU ANA I NGĀ MAHI TOI I TE TUATAHI

We put the Arts first

NAU MAI, HAERE MAI!

 

Creative Coromandel is the central arts network for the Coromandel Peninsula and the Hauraki rohe.

Whether you’re a performing or visual artist, an arts lover, local or visitor, we’ve got you covered with the latest arts news, events, opportunities and resources.

E mihi ana ki ngā tohu o nehe, o Hauraki
E mihi ana ki ngā tāngata whenua o te rohe nei

We recognise the ancestral and spiritual landmarks of Hauraki.

We acknowledge the indigenous people of this area.

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We reckon the Coromandel is a pretty special arts destination, buzzing with events.

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LATEST ARTS NEWS

The Nukes Launch The Artbeat Spring Festival!

The Nukes Launch The Artbeat Spring Festival!

The coromandel artbeat spring festival is just around the corner and is launched this year by West Auckland ukulele legends The Nukes in a free-to-everyone concert on Friday 5 September.

Silent Movies Live: Chaplin Returns to the Big Screen

Silent Movies Live: Chaplin Returns to the Big Screen

In response to the renewed appetite for live entertainment following Covid restrictions, and originally performed outdoors, this silent movie project has since moved into theatres, reviving the magic of 1920s picture houses – where silent films were brought to life with live musical accompaniment.

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