Free entry
100x100 Art Show: Big Art, Small Price! 🎨 Discover the incredible talent of local artists in the 100x100 Art Show, where each piece is a miniature masterpiece, measuring just 100 x 100mm. Affordable yet stunning, every artwork is priced at just $100, making art accessible to all. Opens Tue 1 April 5 to 7 Through April.

Adult $44, Concession $34 (+booking fee)
Step into a high-energy cabaret tribute to the legendary Kate Bush, brought to life by Sarah-Louise Young. With hits like Running Up That Hill and Wuthering Heights, plus unexpected gems, this unforgettable show celebrates one of pop’s most iconic voices in a truly unique way!

pay what you can from $8
Join renowned children’s entertainers Suzy Cato and Kath Bee for an exciting Easter School Holidays Show! Suzy and Kath will captivate the audience with songs celebrating wellbeing, community, and fun, performed in English, Te Reo Māori, and NZSL.

$40 Adults, $5 Community Services Cardholders, Free for and 18 years and under
Presented by Aroha and Chamber Music NZ, this event features a powerful collaboration of music and poetry. The renowned New Zealand musicians—Peter Scholes (clarinet), Simeon Broom (violin), James Tennant (cello), and Katherine Austin (piano)—perform Messiaen’s iconic eight-movement quartet, composed in a WWII prisoner of war camp. Accompanied by poet Faumuina Felolini Maria Tafuna’i, whose evocative Pacifica poetry addresses the climate change crisis, the performance blends transcendent music and poignant words, reflecting on the core of human existence and the courage needed in the face of today’s global challenges. Community serves card holder and 18 and under pricing available from the Turner Centre Box Office only

Recommended price $140, Choose What you Pay from $10 (+ booking fee)
Step into the world of kapa haka with the Turner Centre's 8-week program led by Ngāti Rēhia's Rawi Pere, Crystal Harden, Denny Harden, and Daniel Kaiawe. Immerse yourself in this cultural journey exploring Poi, Haka, Choral, Action Songs, and Entry Waiata, culminating in a performance on June 25th during Matariki week where you will take the stage on front of friends and whānau. Limited to 50 spaces, participants must commit to all 10 sessions, including the final performance. Join us to strengthen community bonds and promote inclusivity through the transformative power of kapa haka.