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.
Events
We reckon the Coromandel is a pretty special arts destination, buzzing with events.
So come on, experience the Arts!
People
With an abundance of talented creatives on the Coromandel Peninsula, we make it our mission to connect artists and audiences.
Places
Visit galleries and find one of the myriad of creative places and spaces available all over the Coromandel.
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LATEST ARTS NEWS
That’s a Wrap! artbeat 2024
The Coromandel Artbeat Spring Festival kicked off on the 6th of September in Whitianga with the launch of CoroCine, a three-day local film festival showcasing the best in Hauraki Coromandel filmmaking. And in December, we see it ending in an experimental community music collaboration, Random Addition #3. From film, music, creative workshops, exhibitions, theatre, and all that comes between, our artbeat spotlighted our creative communities!
Revisiting the Era of Funk and Freedom – Colville Festival
By Brooke Dennehy Larkin
The energy on Saturday night at the annual Colville Sings event was nothing short of electric. Upon entering the sparkling and shimmering Colville Hall, a disco ball front and centre lighting up the whole space, it was clear that a one-of-a-kind evening was about to unfold.
Driving Creek’s 50th Anniversary: A Memorable Celebration
Driving Creek’s 50th Anniversary was a weekend to remember. It brought together our community to celebrate Barry Brickell’s legacy and the enduring impact of Driving Creek. The event offered something for everyone, from thought-provoking panel discussions to creative exhibitions and engaging activities.
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