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Browse the full offering of what’s coming up at Te Atamira – from free community art sessions, education programmes for children, performances, workshops and more. You can use the search bar to find a particular event, browse by category, or toggle from “list” to “month” to see a calendar view of what is coming up.

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  • October 2026

  • Performance
    OCT 31, 2026

    Inside the GP Consultation by Lucy O’Hagan

    $25 waged, $15 unwaged
    VENUE: Puāwai

    GP Lucy O'Hagan's one woman show takes you inside a morning of general practice. Lucy plays 32 different characters in 55 minutes in a performance that is both funny and poignant.

  • November 2026

  • Exhibition
    NOV 1 - NOV 30, 2026

    Burning Issues

    Free
    VENUE: Manaaki Mai

    Internationally acclaimed environmental artists Martin Hill and Philippa Jones have focussed their work on the ecological /climate crisis for three decades. Burning Issues is drawn from their body of work made in the mountains of the Southern Lakes where they live.

  • Drop-in Sessions
    NOV 3, 2026

    Community Sing

    Free
    VENUE: Puāwai

    Community Sing is an open, drop-in choir for everyone in the community. It's free and open to all! No registration required. Our next session will take place on Tuesday 3 November, 7pm-8pm.

  • Drop-in Sessions
    NOV 10, 2026

    Community Draw

    VENUE: Puāwai

    Join us with sketchbook and pencil in hand for Community Draw, on the second Tuesday of every month. No experience necessary - come along and embrace the joy of different approaches to drawing. Next event: Tuesday 13 October, 6:30-8pm.

  • Performance
    NOV 14, 2026

    Songsmiths of the South | Live at Te Atamira

    $33 General Admission / $23 Concession
    VENUE: Te Atamira

    Songsmiths of the South is a live showcase of original music by local songwriters and musicians of Tāhuna Queenstown. Together, their songs capture the people, stories and landscapes that make this place home.

  • Workshops
    NOV 23, 2026

    How We Gather Matters | A 90 Minute Learning Experience

    Free
    VENUE: Te Atamira

    Join us for a 90 minute unique learning experience designed around the simple idea that how we gather together matters. It changes how we think, how we connect, and how we make meaning together. Some of the most important things happen in the spaces between⁠ - so rather than talking about connection, this is an opportunity to experience the range of it.

  • Performance
    NOV 24, 2026

    End of Summertime by Roger Hall

    $38 General Admission / $33 Concession
    VENUE: Puāwai

    Roger Hall’s much-loved comedy, brought to life by acclaimed actor Peter Hayden, makes End of Summertime a highly entertaining solo show not to be missed.

  • Exhibition
    NOV 26, 2026

    Exhibition opening — Jo Ogier: He Wai Apakura – Te Ara PounamuThe River’s Lament – A Pathway of Treasures

    Free
    VENUE: Whakaari

    Please join us for the opening of this beautiful exhibition, Thursday 26 November, 6.30pm. Expect to hear insights about the journey to create this detailed study of nature, and the artist's collaboration and vision for the project. We're thrilled to feature this collection in our gallery from 27 November to 25 January 2027.

  • Exhibition
    NOV 27 - JAN 25, 2027

    He Wai Apakura – Te Ara Pounamu | The River’s Lament – A Pathway of Treasures by Jo Ogier

    Free
    VENUE: Whakaari

    Explore the rich ecological and cultural histories of Māruawai | Gore and the wider Mataura River Valley through 26 major artworks by botanical and wildlife artist Jo Ogier.

  • December 2026

  • Wellbeing
    DEC 2, 2026

    Prenatal Yoga (From 13 Weeks)

    $18 per class, $75 for 5 classes
    VENUE: Kapa Rua

    Join Nadi Wellness founder Sandi Murphy for this gentle yet strengthening yoga series which combines mindful movement, functional preparation for birth, breathwork and relaxation.

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