The sensational Broadway musical Chicago is lighting up the stage at Pātaka Art + Museum in Porirua this April! Catch all the razzle-dazzle from 8–18 April — packed with show-stopping songs, slick dance numbers, and plenty of cheeky sparkle.

Proudly brought to you by Porirua Little Theatre, tickets are on sale now at porirualittletheatre.co.nz.

Book early to grab the best seats. It’d be a crime to miss it!

Two of Wellington's longest running shows team up to raise money for Head and Neck Cancer Support Aotearoa. Wazzo Clash present an evening of Classic Clash songs played loud and live along with DJ Bill E (Atomic/24hr Party People) setting the scene with late 70s vibes.

Head and neck cancer is the 6th most common cancer in the world - although not widely known, it is often not diagnosed until an advanced stage, making raising awareness of symptoms and causes essential.

Don't miss this exciting evening in support of people undergoing treatment for HNC at Meow on April 17th.

Tickets from Meow.Flicket.co.nz

We look forward to seeing you there - let's Rock the Casbah while we do a little good in this world!

Secondhand books sale to raise funds for Palestine!

We’ll have something for everyone: general fiction/sci-fi and fantasy/romance/crime/poetry/general non-fiction/cook books/kids’ picture books/junior fiction & YA.

There will also be a table of big/beautiful/rare books (priced individually).

All money raised at the Book Sale for Palestine will be split between two funds supporting communities in Gaza 🇵🇸

1. Aotearoa 2 Gaza Mutual Aid Fund – started in 2025, this fund sends money directly to families in Gaza to support them with their everyday needs and survival.

2. Phoenix Library – founded by Omar Hamad and Ibrahim Massri, the Phoenix Library is the first library to be built in Gaza amid the ongoing genocide. Money raised will support Omar and Ibrahim to stock the library and print books.

This Anzac Day 2026 join the hīkoi for peace. As we stand at the precipice of global war and climate breakdown, now is the time to stand up against war, fascism and ecocide across the globe. We believe a better world is possible and urgently necessary for us, for our children and for generations to come.

Anzac Day is a day to honour the dead and to commit to never again allowing the horrors of genocide and fascism to stalk the globe. The time has come to draw a line: no more wars, no more colonialism, no more ecological destruction: no fascism in our time. Being steadfast in this commitment at public memorial sites on Anzac Day reorients these spaces and this day towards achieving peace and justice - where we reckon with all the horrors of war, past and present, without selectivity. We say ‘Never Again’ for anyone.