FRINGE SATELLITE – WEST

FRINGE SATELLITES

 

Auckland Fringe Festival are branching further afield with a brand new initiative this year, bringing the spirit of the infamous visual and performing arts festival to regional spaces, beginning with Fringe West in Henderson.

 

SHOW DATE: Saturday 20 March
TIME: 11am – 3pm
TIME: Corban Estate Arts Centre, 2 Mt Lebanon Lane, Henderson
 

Audiences can expect a day of photography from the open Artist Studios, music, poetry, roving street performers, a sneak peak at Mixit’s new show – and if you fancy staying till the evening, the the newly refurbished Te Pou Theatre and their rangatahi company will be opening the space with E Hui E!

 

What is a Fringe festival? Technically, a Fringe Festival is a ‘Fringe of another Festival.’ It is an open platform when it comes to the ideas and content shared, with a focus on testing new ways of creating theatrical or sensory work, and pushing the boundaries of what we consider to be ‘live performance.’ It is an unofficial, often unconventional arts festival. Fringe Festival is an event showcasing a selection of shows from small companies, that can range from stand-up comics, improvisation, comedies, farces, musicals, sculpture, painting, mime, poetry, storytelling – just about anything else that you can perform, given a place to do it. They tend to be cutting edge, at times controversial, eclectic, low budget, and easily accessible by the public.

Join us for a Fringey celebration out West. 

 
More information via facebook

 

 

ICON 2021 by SAME SAME BUT BLACK

 

A Celebration of Black History Month and the Auckland Pride Festival February 2021


ICON 2021 is an exhibition celebrating the black pioneers of the rainbow community.

 

Dates: 1 February 2021 – 28 February 2021

Part exhibition, part education, part conversation, part celebration, part agitation; ICON 2021 is an online photography exhibition, podcast series, social media outreach and live stream pop up Event.

 

For each day of February, a different ICON will be celebrated and showcased in an online exhibition of portraits and stories on www.samesamebutblack.co.nz

 

On Friday 19th of February Same Same but Black will host a panel discussion (via facebook live) exploring the images and stories curated for this exhibition. The digital exhibition will also feature interviews with photographers Lola Flash and Robert Taylor, who will discuss their careers and the people they photographed over the past fifty years.

 

Supported by Ethnic Communities Fun, Creative Henderson Massey, Where it Matters, Pride and Spark Empowerment Initiative.

Same Same But Black is a collective working for black, Indigenous and people of colour within the LGBTTQIA+ community in Aotearoa.

 

 

POPUP Business School

The POP UP BUSINESS SCHOOL CENTRAL/WEST

The PopUp Business School is a social impact organisation, focused on helping you start your business and get your ideas off the ground instantly! Come along, spend 10 days with us and learn:

✖️How to start a business with no money
✖️10 ways to leave Work & Income behind forever
✖️How to build a website for free
✖️How to make money doing what you love

Date:           15-26 February 2021
Times:        9:30am – 2:30pm Daily
Location:​ Fickling Convention Centre, 
​                      Three Kings, Auckland

​Cost: Limited free spaces on a no-fee basis thanks to our partner-funding.
​​Eligibility:    Preference given to those that live or work in West/Central Auckland

Get all the details and register via the POP UP Business School Website.

Sunday GIRL

Sunday GIRL pop-up exhibition  /  Sat 10 + Sun 11 OCT 2020

Sunday GIRL is an annual pop-up art exhibition featuring over 20 female artists. While their backgrounds and mediums are genuinely diverse, they represent a collective voice of the multi-tasking contemporary woman’s world view.

Women comprise approximately 65% of the art school population, yet they make up only 32% of artists represented by commercial art galleries.

Sunday GIRL provides disability and celebrates essential representation in the art world and its histories. Free entry, 11 am – 4 pm daily; the curator will play host, providing narrative around the works.

See you at the Barrel Store exhibition space at Corban Estate Art Centre, 2 Mt Lebanon Lane, Henderson on Sat 10 + Sun 11 October 2020.

Leela Bhai  /  bhaitheway@hotmail.com /  Website

Call for Proposals

Do you have a creative idea?

The next call for Proposals is now open and Creative Henderson-Massey are looking for people and organisations to submit for creative community projects which could involve Music, performance, dance, film, craft and visual arts.

If you are interested in submitting an idea, get in touch with our Arts Broker Renée via the Contact page.

It all starts with a Conversation.

Proposals are due 28 September.

Waste Minimisation Fund

The WMIF supports projects that aim to reduce and minimise the amount of waste going to landfill.

Grants are available from $250 – $50,000 supporting community or environmental projects which support waste minimisation.

Apply by 30 September at

aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/wastefund

Shaping the Future of the Arts, Culture and Creative Sector

Interested in how arts policy will shape the future of Aotearoa for the next three years?

Join a Livestream pre-election conversation on arts policies with:

Hon Carmel Sepuloni (Associate Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister)
Jonathan Young MP (Arts, Culture and Heritage Spokesperson, National Party)
Chlöe Swarbrick MP (Arts, Culture and Heritage Spokesperson, Green Party)
Jenny Marcroft MP (Arts, Culture and Heritage Spokesperson, NZ First)

This forum will be facilitated by broadcaster Miriama Kamo.

Delivered via: Facebook Live

Date: Thursday, September 24, 2020

Time: 6.30pm – 8.00pm

Hosted by Arts Regional Trust, Auckland Live


Te Vākai

Calling all Pacific Moana Aotearoa Music Artists, Producers, Songwriters and Musicians

Te Vākai would like to invite you to an online Pacific Music fono and registration survey.

Guest musicians of various genres will share their lived experiences and insights within the Aotearoa music industry.

Delivered via: Zoom

Date: Saturday 5 September 2020

Zono Time: 11am-2pm

To attend the fono, please register by filling in the survey on Facebook

For any questions please email – tevakai.aotearoa@gmail.com

OR to just register RSVP to – tevakai.aotearoa@gmail.com


I’M JUST OLDER DARLING

Launched and ready for listening

A project we’ve been awaiting with much anticipation has now launched and is ready for your listening!   I’M JUST OLDER DARLING, a podcast series featuring the elders of our community. 

The role of this project is to provide the Same Same But Black audience, friends and members of the LGBQTTIA and People Of Colour Community (P.O.C), of Henderson-Massey with a positive image of themselves in a supportive and safe environment. 

Each podcast interview captures a snapshot on how our community looks from the interviewees’ point of view and provides a platform to hear their voices and stories.

We are very grateful to Michelle Mascoll for coming up with this project idea during our March Lockdown and to those that were interviewed – it couldn’t be more vital than at a time when we all need more connection and understanding among each other.  I’M JUST OLDER DARLING is now available for your listening and ‘sharing’ at: www.samesamebutblack.co.nz. 

Te Atatū Food Truck Fridays

Food Truck Fridays are back from 2 October

Creative Henderson-Massey are proud to be a sponsor

Dates: First Friday of the Month, October – April

Venue: Te Atatu South Community Centre

Time: 4.30pm – 8.30pm

Follow Food Truck Fridays on Facebook for all the details.