Papakura Art Gallery 

Auckland, Manukau
Wed-Sat

A dynamic gallery and maker space

Papakura Art Gallery hosts a diverse programme of quality contemporary art exhibitions featuring a range of art forms by local, national and international artists – both emerging and established. The focus of the gallery is to support the enrichment of local culture and community development. Through projects and events connected to exhibitions, the gallery’s communities are exposed to creative practice through direct engagement. Programmes also offer opportunities to emerging curators and aim to foster sustainable partnerships with arts organisations such as Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts Trust and tertiary establishments. Follow them on Facebook to keep up with their wonderful programmes. Fantastic for all ages.

Cost?

Free

For more info visit:

Papakura Art Gallery 

Address

10 Averill Street
Papakura
Auckland

Contact

09 97 7510

papakuraartgallery@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz

ACCESSIBILITY

General

There is accessible parking nearby, and the facility (including gender neutral bathrooms) is wheelchair accessible. Assistance animals are welcome.

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