Latest Events in Auckland(June Updated)

This exhibition focuses on a series of breathtaking and captivating images, capturing little-known animal behaviors, rare species, and the awe-inspiring diversity of nature. The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition is a global event that has been dedicated to showcasing some of nature's most amazing and challenging aspects for 61 years. Hosted by the Natural History Museum in London, the competition attracts the world's finest nature photographers, demonstrating a combination of skill, luck, and most importantly—the beauty of nature.

Strawberry Festival brings fresh ideas and exciting additions to the festival every year. Admission is free and there is non-stop excitement for kids of all ages. Everyone will enjoy the rides located on the Majestic Midway as well as the on-going entertainment on the main stage. Throughout the festival grounds, visitors will be entertained by Magicians, Jugglers and other strolling entertainers, while Disney, Sesame Street and Nickelodeon characters greet families and provide great photo opportunities. Young festival visitors will flock to Strawberryland, one of the festival’s most popular areas featuring moon bounces, inflatable slides, and much more. Strawberryland allows kids to bounce and play all day long with the purchase of a very affordable wristband. Information Source: Brandywine Health Foundation | expotobi

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In this beginner digital music camp, youth will learn how to create, record, and produce original songs using GarageBand! Beatmaking 101 Camp | Ages 8-11 | June 9-12 | 1-4 PM In this beginner digital music camp, youth will learn the basics of GarageBand, experimenting with loops, digital and physical instruments, and their own recordings to create completely original songs. By the end of the week, they’ll have a finished CD of original music to take home and share. No prior experience is needed, and all equipment is provided — just bring yourself and your creativity! Each participant will receive one camp t-shirt for the week and one snack each day. A signed waiver is required to attend camp. Please sign our waiver before arriving for camp: https://bit.ly/thebaywaiver . Have questions about this camp? Email our Youth Engagement Director, Drew, at drew@thebay.org! ____ In order to ensure equal accessibility for all youth, our camps operate on a pay-what-you-can (PWYC) model, with a suggested donation of $150. The Bay is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that relies on community support and grants to sustain our programs. If your family is able to contribute at or above the suggested amount, you’re not just investing in your child — you’re making it possible for another young person to access the same transformative experience. Every contribution directly strengthens our ability to provide high-quality programs for all youth, regardless of their financial circumstances. Information Source: The Bay Omaha | eventbrite

An evening with Tranmere Rovers legends and I Am Phab Wirral patron, Connor Jennings. Join us for an evening with Tranmere Rovers legend and I Am Phab Wirral patron, Connor Jennings. Join us as we look back at the career of a living legend of Rovers, Connor Jennings, hosted by Rovers TVs, Adam Siddorn at the Lyceum Club, Port Sunlight. Your evening will also include a fans Q&A, Jennos best XI, a photo opportunity and a hot meal along with a charity raffle and auction. All funds raised from this event are in aid of Wirral based charity group, I AM PHAB. For all vegan and veg options, please give one weeks notice before the event. Information Source: I Am Phab Wirral | eventbrite

Get ready to shout bingo and cheers with friends while sipping your favourite drinks—fun times guaranteed! Bottoms up Bingo Get ready for a fun night at the R.A.F.A. Birkenhead Branch & Club ! Join us on August 22, 2026 at 7:30 PM (BST) for an exciting round of bingo with a twist. Bring your friends, enjoy some laughs, and maybe even shout "Bottoms up!" when you win. It’s the perfect way to unwind and have a blast in person. Don’t miss out on this lively evening – see you there! DJ playing all your favourite hits! Information Source: Taylor’d Events | eventbrite

Brooks & Dunn: Neon Moon Tour 2026 is set to light up Green Bay with an unforgettable evening of country music at the Resch Center. On September 26, 2026, at 7:00 PM, the iconic duo will take the stage, delivering a performance that promises to be a highlight of the year. With a legacy spanning decades and a repertoire of chart-topping hits, Brooks & Dunn are sure to captivate the audience with their signature blend of honky-tonk and heartfelt ballads. The Resch Center, located at 1901 S Oneida St., Green Bay, WI, 54304, will provide the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated event. Fans can expect an electrifying atmosphere, complete with dazzling lights and top-notch acoustics, making the Brooks & Dunn: Neon Moon Tour 2026 a must-see for country music enthusiasts. Don't miss the chance to experience the magic of Brooks & Dunn live in concert, as they bring their timeless sound and dynamic stage presence to Green Bay.

Taimoana | Coastlines explores the art of Aotearoa New Zealand, locating it within Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa, the wider Pacific region. Taking the concept of the coast, or shoreline, as a starting point, the exhibition navigates a sea of ideas, offering multiple perspectives on New Zealand art through a selection of works from the collection of Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki. The coast is central to the way of life of many in Aotearoa New Zealand and it has been throughout our entire history. Integral to te ao Māori, the Māori world, the interconnectedness of land and sea is reflected in cultural narratives and practices. The coast is at times a source of sustenance and employment, at others a route for travel, a space of recreation, conflict, well-being or inspiration, but also, as the climate continues to change, at the frontline of danger. The coast is a threshold, an in-between zone, a perpetually shifting meeting point of land and sea that prompts us to examine our relationships with both. In this exhibition, artists from the 18th century to today ride the oceans’ currents, traversing themes from the enormity of the Pacific to the vessels that have crossed its expanse and plied Aotearoa’s coasts, and exploring their personal responses to the shore as well as the legacies of colonial encounters and conflict.