LAST LIGHT is a free sunset DJ event as we believe good music belongs in beautiful places.

LAST LIGHT is a curated pop-up DJ event series celebrating quality selectors, community, and the magic of the day’s final glow anywhere the sun sets beautifully.

Princess Bay Beach, Sat 24 Jan from 4pm, through sunset into the evening with a Roster of local selectors across the evening.

FREE ENTRY

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Help keep our harbour beautiful. 29th Jan.

Roll up your sleeves and join us for the Great Big Waterfront Clean-Up 2026. Help clean up our waterfront and keep trash out of our harbour.  

  Register your whānau, friends and work mates below to join the cause!   

What we will provide:  

Gloves and rubbish sacks  
Health & safety briefing  
First aid support  
Sunscreen & hand sanitizer  
Rubbish removal 

After your hard mahi, enjoy a refreshing Almighty drink as a thank you!  

Plastic and debris threaten sea life and nesting habitats. By pitching in, you’re helping protect the harbour and its wildlife, including kororā little blue penguins, who nest along the waterfront.   

Thursday 29 January | 12PM – 2:30PM | Te Waka Huia Wellington Museum 

*Note: In the event of bad weather, the Clean-Up will be cancelled.  ...

Explore the interactive exhibition He Tohu at the National Library of New Zealand in Thorndon this Waitangi Day and see the nine original sheets of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Activities include singing waiata, bilingual tours, arts and crafts activities, a reading corner, and a Waitangi Day film compilation from Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision. 

From 9am to 3pm we will have taonga relating to the history and life of te Tiriti o Waitangi from the collections of the Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library, and Archives New Zealand on display in Te Kupenga on Level One. Our experienced research kaimahi will be on hand to discuss the significance of these unique documents with you.

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Wellington City Council's Shooting Star Programme proudly presents an original theatre production, Taula (Anchor). Debuting at the Hannah Playhouse in Summer 2026!

Centring themes of identity, belonging, the passing down of cultural traditions and the importance of family, both present and past. The story follows young people navigating their identity whilst figuring out their place in educational spaces.

Taula is performed by Māori, Pasifika and Asian rangatahi who are emerging and aspiring actors. Join us for a 50-minute show followed by a short talanoa/chat afterwards.

Tickets from hannahplayhouse.org.nz

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