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  • Events
    • 2022 Revised and Reduced programme
    • Artist in Focus
    • Online: Writers
    • Online: Chamber Music Series
    • Now showing
    • Postponed
    • Cancelled
    • All
    • Access
    • Tungia Tahia
    • Free
    • Schools
    • Threads Textiles Festival
    • Mānawatia a Matariki: Online
  • Festival Info
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    • Access & Inclusion
    • Live Events Terms & Conditions
    • Online Events Terms & Conditions
    • Refunds
    • Venues
    • Getting Around in the Festival
    • Visiting Wellington
  • Support
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  • Verb Wellington: Micro Reviews

    We caught up with our resident Queen of books, Verb Wellington Co-Director, Claire Mabey.
  • Emma Ng Q&A - Visual Arts Under Lockdown

    We were delighted to catch up with curator, writer and public programmer Emma Ng, who curated Into the Open for the 2020 New Zealand Festival of the Arts, for a look into the Visual Arts under lockdown: trends, wins and inspirations.
  • Howard Greive’s Top 3!

    Festival friend and Patron Howard Greive shares with us his top three 2020 Festival experiences. We’d love to hear your feedback too and will be sending out a short survey soon for your reflections.
  • Covid-19 Statement from New Zealand Festival of the Arts Directors

  • Your Weekend Lockdown Arts Fix

    From a full digital recording of 2020 Festival favourite Släpstick to an essay on the music of Aldous Harding and a virtual tour of Tate Modern, take a look at some of the best arts on offer online this weekend.
  • Q&A with Netherlands Chamber Choir conductor Peter Dijkstra

    Q&A with Netherlands Chamber Choir conductor Peter Dijkstra
  • This Reading Life: Kinley Salmon

    NZ-born, US-based Economist Kinley Salmon shares his Reading Life
  • My Art Inspiration: Taiaroa Royal

    Ōkāreka choreographer Taiaroa Royal shares the kaupapa behind his new dance work Hōkioi me te Vwōhali
  • Writer events I'm looking forward to – Cherie Jacobson

    Cherie Jacobson, Director of Katherine Mansfield House & Garden, tells us her picks for the 2020 Writers Programme.
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