Uxbridge Arts & Culture

Auckland
All year round

There’s so much to find at Uxbridge. You could discover a sunny spot to relax in the spacious café, or find a new passion by enrolling in a class – which offer an incredible range of interesting classes for children and adults. Everything from Applied Arts to Zumba.

Uxbridge hosts fun family events, as well as performances in the Theatre. Courses you could choose from include Kintsugi The Art of Broken Pieces, Pilates, Making Mini Planters, A Miniature World: A whole new take on miniatures. So many great things!

Cost?

Varies

For more info visit:

Uxbridge Arts & Culture

Address

35 Uxbridge Road
Howick
Auckland

Contact

09 535 6467

info@uxbridge.org.nz

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