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SUMMARY:AWE+ Emerging Artist Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Mozart quietly writes under Michael Haydn’s name so his ailing friend can fulfil a commission. AWE 2026 Emerging Composer Rafael Hosking’s The shape of upper branches\, July 2026 for string quartet\, echoes the riroriro’s song as it shifts from region to region across Aotearoa. Ravel playfully stretches the serenade\, while Korngold‘s wartime melody\, later the theme of his Piano Quintet’s slow movement heard at AWE 2026’s closing concert\, reflects on separation and enduring connection. Fifteen-year-old Beethoven closes with an early glimpse of a voice already reshaping the traditions it inherited. \n‍ \nPerformers AWE 2026 Emerging Artists \n\nEsther Oh – Violin\nSolace Ward – Viola\nBoudewijn Keenan – Cello\nHana Tani – Piano
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/awe-emerging-artist-showcase/
LOCATION:Whakaari\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Performance
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SUMMARY:Winterstellar: At the Edge of the Universe
DESCRIPTION:Winterstellar Charitable Trust is a charity working to protect Central Otago’s night skies\, and Professor Brian Boyle is a renowned astronomer behind Nobel prize–winning research\, who has spent years working alongside them. Their efforts recently secured Dark Sky status for the Kawarau Gibbston International Night Sky Park. This is the highest rating a night sky can hold\, where a stretch of sky is protected simply for what it is and for what it lets us see. That conversation is where Radiance was born\, a programme about cosmic lines  and about what looking up at them stirs in us. \nJoin us for what will be an illuminating talk as Professor Boyle lights up Central Otago’s night skies.
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/winterstellar-at-the-edge-of-the-universe/
LOCATION:Whakaari\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Talks
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SUMMARY:Radiance
DESCRIPTION:Michael Norris Deep Field II for violin and live electronics\nFranz Schubert Notturno for violin\, cello and piano\nKrzysztof Penderecki String Quartet No.3 ‘Leaves from an Unwritten Diary’\nJohann Sebastian Bach Christ lag in Todesbanden (Christ lay in the bounds of death)\nArvo Pärt Summa for string quartet\nCaroline Shaw Entr’acte for string quartet\n\n‍ \nPerformers \n\nBenjamin Baker\, Justine Cormack\, Florian Donderer\, Marike Kruup & Monique Lapins – Violin\n‍Matthew Lipman & Julia Joyce – Viola\n‍Tanja Tetzlaff & Matthias Balzat – Cello\n‍David Fung – Piano
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/radiance/
LOCATION:Whakaari\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261010T130000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261010T160000
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SUMMARY:The Art of Words - a writing workshop
DESCRIPTION:A writing workshop inspired by The Adam Portraiture Award. \nThis workshop will take participants on a journey exploring the dialogue between the visual and the written. Using the portraits as a starting point\, students will be guided through a range of exercises\, strategies and tools to produce a work of poetry\, or creative prose if you prefer. There will be a chance to both share and to refine your work as you go. \nWriters of all experience levels are welcome. Suitable for high school students and adults. \nAbout your facilitator: Laura Williamson is the editor of 1964: mountain culture / aotearoa\, and the former editor of Spoke: the mountain bikers’ journal. A widely published poet\, she is also a regular contributor to Kia Ora: The in-flight magazine of Air New Zealand and her book The Bike and Beyond: Life on Two Wheels in Aotearoa New Zealand is out now with BWB Texts. \nPresented in partnership with Queenstown Writers Festival.
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/the-art-of-words-a-writing-workshop/
LOCATION:Whakaari\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261011T034500
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261011T163000
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SUMMARY:In Conversation: Composer in Residence\, Michael Norris
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URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/in-conversation-michael-norris/
LOCATION:Te Atamira\, TE ATAMIRA WHAKATIPU COMMUNITY TRUST DART HOUSE\, 12 HAWTHORNE DRIVE\, FRANKTON\, QUEENSTOWN\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261011T140000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261011T153000
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SUMMARY:The Line
DESCRIPTION:Claude Debussy De Pas sur la Neige for solo piano\nLuciano Berio Violin Duos Rodion\, Tatjana\, Piero\, Annie & Aldo\nMichael Norris The Spaces in Between for piano trio\nAnton Webern Langsamer Satz for string quartet\nErich Wolfgang Korngold Piano Quintet\, op.15\n\n‍ \nPerformers \n\nBenjamin Baker\, Justine Cormack\, Florian Donderer\, Marike Kruup & Monique Lapins – Violin\n‍Matthew Lipman & Julia Joyce – Viola\n‍Tanja Tetzlaff & Matthias Balzat – Cello\n‍David Fung – Piano\n\n‍ \nPerformances: \n\n2pm – 3:30pm\n5pm – 6:30pm\n\n  \nTickets for both can be purchased via the link below.
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/the-line/2026-10-11/1/
LOCATION:Whakaari\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Performance
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DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261012T173000
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SUMMARY:Art Space for Teens
DESCRIPTION:There’s no set project to follow and no previous experience needed. Bring along an idea\, pick up a new one when you arrive\, or simply see where the materials take you. Teens can choose what they want to work with\, explore different creative processes and develop their skills with support from our Education Team. \n\nMondays | Art Space for Teens\nAll Levels | Ages 14–18\nAfter School – 5:30 PM | Registration Essential\n\nYou can drop in for an individual session or sign up for the full term. Coming along regularly gives you the chance to build confidence\, develop your ideas and make the space your own. \nNew to Art Space? Come along and give it a go! The first session is a great opportunity to meet the Education Team\, explore the space and get stuck into your own creative project before committing to the full term. \nMaterials are provided\, so all you need to bring is your imagination\, your ideas and a willingness to experiment.
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/art-space-for-teens/2026-10-12/
LOCATION:Mahi Tahi\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Rangatahi (Teens)
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261013T150000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261015T170000
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SUMMARY:Afterschool Programme - Term 4\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:From clay and making to creative exploration\, each session is designed to encourage curiosity\, confidence and plenty of imagination. Here’s the classes on offer in Term 4: \n\nTuesdays | Creative Studio‍\nAll Levels | Year 3 – Year 8\n\n\nUnleash your inner artist in this fun and exploratory creative class focused on developing skills for older tamariki! Young creatives will build confidence as they explore drawing\, painting\, mixed media\, and a variety of hands-on artmaking techniques. Experiment with different materials\, styles\, and processes to develop artistic skills and create unique artworks. With opportunities to extend ideas and techniques\, students of all experience levels can work at their own pace and follow their creativity. Perfect for anyone who loves to experiment\, make\, and discover where their ideas can take them!\n\n\n\n\nWednesdays | Clay Skills: Sgraffito‍\nIntermediate | Year 1 – Year 8\n\nEver wanted to carve your own stories into clay? This term\, we’re going beyond the basics! In this 1.5-hour weekly workshop\, young potters will master the sgraffito technique. The projects will be different to the sgraffito projects completed last term. Once the clay is “leather-hard\,” we’ll use professional carving tools to scratch away patterns\, revealing positive and negative space to create stunning high-contrast art. As this this term is developing higher skills with sgraffito\, we ask that participants have ideally attended a clay session before and have a basic understanding of clay building techniques.\n\n\n\n\nThursdays | Creative Studio‍\nAll Levels | New Entrants – Year 2\n\nUnleash your inner artist in this fun and exploratory creative class focused on foundation skills for younger tamariki! Young creatives will build confidence as they explore drawing\, painting\, mixed media\, and a variety of hands-on artmaking techniques. Experiment with different materials\, styles\, and processes to develop artistic skills and create unique artworks. With opportunities to extend ideas and techniques\, students of all experience levels can work at their own pace and follow their creativity. Perfect for anyone who loves to experiment\, make\, and discover where their ideas can take them!\n\n\n\n‍ \nNew to the programme? Come and have a go! If you’re not sure if the Afterschool Programme is right for your tamariki\, you can try a Taster Session during the first week of Term\, with the classes happening on 13–15 October. This is a chance to meet our Education Team\, get stuck into a creative session and see what we’re all about – before committing to the full term. There is an option for you to select both the taster and the full term if you wish to attend both. \nEverything is provided\, so all your tamariki need to bring is their imagination and a willingness to get creative.
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/afterschool-programme/2026-10-13/
LOCATION:Mahi Tahi\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Tamariki (kids)
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261013T183000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261013T200000
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SUMMARY:Community Draw
DESCRIPTION:13 October: Drawing the Land – Finding your Own Way with Priscilla Claire \nJoin contemporary landscape artist Priscilla Clare for a fun and relaxed 90-minute drawing class\, where you’ll explore the simple sketching practice at the heart of her creative process. We’ll start with the basics of landscape drawing looking at shape\, composition and how to capture the feeling of a place. From there\, Priscilla will show you playful ways to bring your landscape to life with colour\, texture and imagination. No drawing experience is needed! Working with just paper and coloured pencils\, you’ll experiment\, have fun and discover how simple marks and colour can turn into a lively\, expressive landscape drawing. \n‍ \nAbout your Facilitator: Priscilla Clare is a contemporary landscape artist based in  Queenstown\, New Zealand. She creates vibrant paintings inspired by the  country’s mountains\, lakes\, and forests\, reimagining familiar landscapes as  dreamlike environments where colour\, light\, and atmosphere become as  important as geography.    She has created art her whole life but began oil painting in 2016 after she  moved to New Zealand. Time spent outdoors is central to her process. Whether  hiking or cycling through the landscapes surrounding her home\, she gathers  sketches\, photographs\, and impressions that inform her studio practice. \n‍ \nDetails: Please bring a sketchbook\, pencil and any other materials you’d like to use. We will have limited supplies. \n‍ \nAbout Community Draw at Te Atamira: Join us with sketchbook and pencil in hand for Community Draw. This free event is held every second Tuesday of the month. No experience necessary – come along and embrace the joy of different approaches to drawing. \n‍ \nThank you to Central Lakes Trust for bringing creativity to our community.
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/community-draw/2026-10-13/
LOCATION:Puāwai\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Drop-in Sessions
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DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261015T203000
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SUMMARY:He Pukapuka\, He Waina\, He Reo | Term 4
DESCRIPTION:Join us fortnightly for an evening of books\, kōrero\, connection and a glass of something to sip. As the lights dim and the day winds down\, we’ll come together to explore Māori literature\, language and ideas in a relaxed and social setting in Tōnui at Te Atamira. \nIf you are looking to immerse yourself in conversational reo outside of the classroom\, learn more about Māori literature\, or simply enjoy thoughtful conversation in good company\, this space is for you. \nEach gathering will centre around selected passages from a pukapuka\, with shared reading\, discussion and reflection guided by a different reader each session. \nA place for kōrero\, connection and inspiration. All stages of reo journey welcome. \n  \nFortnightly during term times. \nTerm 4: 15th October – 10th December 2026 | 7.00pm – 8.30pm \nTerm Dates: \nOctober 15 \nOctober 29 \nNovember 12 \nNovember 26 \nDecember 10 \nTōnui at Te Atamira | Free – Registrations Essential
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/he-pukapuka-he-waina-he-reo-term-4/2026-10-15/
LOCATION:Tōnui\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Talks,Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261017T090000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261018T170000
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SUMMARY:Whenu ki te Whenua | The Strands that Connect Us to the Land
DESCRIPTION:Each work carries kōrero of resource\, process\, whakapapa\, and belonging\, showing how ancestral practice continues to move\, breathe\, and take form in the present. Bringing together learning\, creativity\, and community across the Whakatipu Basin and Murihiku\, Whenu Ki Te Whenua celebrates tauira as emerging kaitiaki of knowledge. Their hands carry forward mātauranga\, transforming natural materials into taonga rich with memory\, skill\, and cultural expression. \nAt the beginning of this journey is Nanny Roka\, who planted the seeds of Poipoia te Kākano kia Puāwai and set each tauira upon a poutama — a pathway of learning\, growth\, and discovery. Like its ascending steps\, each lesson and achievement builds upon the last\, guiding tauira to where they stand today. \nPresented across three levels of study\, the works trace each student’s creative journey — from early discovery to confident practice. Through raranga and whatu\, every whenu becomes a line of whakapapa\, every pattern a voice\, and every kete or kākahu a vessel for connection to whenua and whānau. At its heart is Whiria te Tāngata — the weaving together of people. \nWe warmly invite the community to Te Atamira to experience the wairua\, beauty\, and strength woven through each taonga\, and to witness how the strands of culture\, learning\, and place continue to bind us together. \n‍ \n“E kore e taea e te whenu kotahi ki te raranga i te whāriki kia mōhio tātou ki a tātou.” \n“The tapestry of understanding cannot be woven by one strand alone.” 
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/whenu-ki-te-whenua/
LOCATION:Manaaki Mai\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261020T190000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261020T200000
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SUMMARY:Community Craft
DESCRIPTION:20 October: Boots On\, Let’s Dance! Beginner Line Dancing \nIn this session\, participants will learn two absolutely beginner-friendly line dances in a fun and welcoming environment. We’ll break everything down step-by-step\, making it easy for everyone to follow along. It’s a great chance to try something new\, get moving and have a bit of fun! \nAbout Your Facilitator: I’m Grace\, the founder of Rhythm & Boots Dance Co. I’ve been  line dancing for several years and now teach beginner-friendly classes across  the Queenstown\, Arrowtown and Cromwell areas. I’m passionate about making  dance fun\, accessible and welcoming for everyone. \n‍ \nAbout Community Craft: Community Craft is a free\, drop-in night for exploring all kinds of artistic craft – from writing and dancing to sewing and beyond. Whether you’re trying something new or continuing a creative practice\, this is a relaxed\, welcoming space to connect and make alongside others. Open to all levels and ages. All welcome – bring a friend! No RSVP required. \n‍ \nThank you to Central Lakes Trust for bringing creativity to our community.
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/community-craft/2026-10-20/
LOCATION:Puāwai\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Drop-in Sessions
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261027T183000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261027T200000
DTSTAMP:20260924T103905Z
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SUMMARY:Wānaka Community Nights
DESCRIPTION:29 September: Exploring the Nature of Indian Ink (with Merle Sea) \nIn our very first session\, participants will get a chance to explore a range of ways to work with Indian Ink. It is all about being playful! You will go on a short guided tour through a couple of different techniques with ink and water and see where it takes you. We will use traditional brushes and natural materials like feathers and sharpened sticks to create monochrome artworks. No experience needed – just bring an open mind and wear something dark that is not precious\, in case you get some ink on it. \n\nAbout your facilitator: Merle  Sea comes from a graphic design background with a passion for all things  hands-on and human. From design to screen printing\, drawing\, collage and  sewing things out of discarded materials; she stumbled across Indian Ink  through Inktober a couple of years ago. While exploring new artforms and  challenges\, she fell in love with the simple beauty of the black liquid.  She believes that ink is the best antidote to modern life: you can’t control  the outcome – you just have to set it in motion\, surrender and marvel at the  result!\n\n  \nAbout Community Nights: Community Nights offer the Wānaka and Upper Clutha community a regular\, free space where people can drop in\, try something new and connect with others\, no experience required\, no pressure\, most importantly no booking registration needed. \n‍ \nThank you to Central Lakes Trust for bringing creativity to our community.
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/wanaka-community-nights/2026-10-27/
LOCATION:Wānaka Community Hub\, 34 McDougall Street\, Wānaka\, 9305\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Drop-in Sessions
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261031T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261031T123000
DTSTAMP:20260924T042817Z
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SUMMARY:Inside the GP Consultation by Lucy O'Hagan
DESCRIPTION:Lucy O’Hagan’s is author of Everything But the Medicine. A Doctor’s tale\, all about what it is like to be the GP sitting alongside human stories. \nLucy has been a GP for over 30 years\, including 20 years at Aspiring Medical Centre in Wānaka. She has most recently worked for a needle exchange clinic and for Ngati Toa Rangatira at Oratoa Cannons Creek\, Porirua. Lucy’s book Everything But the Medicine was published by Massey University Press in 2025 and was long listed for the Ockham NZ Book awards. \n“Like everyone else who saw it\, I was knocked-out\, stunned\, blown away. The audience laughed like drains and held onto every word.” – Steve Braunias Newsroom \nRead reviews of the show here.
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/lucy-ohagan-show/
LOCATION:Puāwai\, Dart House\, 12 Hawthorne Drive\, Frankton\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261114T193000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20261114T213000
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SUMMARY:Songsmiths of the South | Live at Te Atamira
DESCRIPTION:The project\, facilitated by Te Atamira supported by the Stout Trust and Lotteries\, emerged from a desire to cultivate a stronger sense of musical community in Tāhuna Queenstown – creating space for musicians\, songwriters and soundmakers from across the region to come together\, share\, listen and collaborate. \nLed by local songwriter\, producer and engineer Solomon Crook\, the project brought local artists together through a series of collaborative writing sessions\, exploring songwriting in relation to Tāhuna – its mountains\, waters and light. \nAcross the project\, artists were given space to write\, experiment\, listen and collaborate\, drawing from their own experiences and their relationship with the environment around them. \n  \nThe result is a community album of original music\, with each song carrying its own perspective while\, together\, forming a collective expression of the people and environment that shaped it. \n  \nNow\, the Songsmiths come together at Te Atamira to bring this work to life\, taking the project from collaborative creative development into a shared live experience for the community. Expect an evening of original music\, storytelling and collaboration\, featuring a diverse range of voices\, instruments and musical practices. The artists will share the songs created through the project\, alongside stories of the places\, experiences and ideas that inspired them. \n  \nFrom the mountains and waters of Queenstown Lakes to the people who call this place home\, Songsmiths of the South is a musical portrait of Tāhuna\, created through connection\, collaboration and a shared love of music. \n  \nMeet the Songsmiths \nSolomon Crook \nPania Witoko \nMark Wilson \nMatt Tyrrell \nErica Hastie \nShane Woolridge \nLeanne Malcolm \nMala Januszkiewicz \nViolet Hirst \nPaul Marcham \nClaire Forrestor \nBreda McCarthy \nTom Maxwell \nJulian Shine \nGeorge Newhouse \nNaima Fifita
URL:https://www.teatamira.nz/events/songsmiths-of-the-south/
LOCATION:Te Atamira\, TE ATAMIRA WHAKATIPU COMMUNITY TRUST DART HOUSE\, 12 HAWTHORNE DRIVE\, FRANKTON\, QUEENSTOWN\, 9300\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Performance
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