There’s a lot on for our Almighty people and we love it! Sharing what our people do and where you can find us on the weekend or day off is super important to us. We encourage you to get involved and come along. See how Almighty is a part of it. Have a look at our event story highlight on IG or subscribe to our newsletter to keep up-to-date with what's on for us.
Almighty is a proud sponsor of Auckland's art gallery, Objectspace, and we're happy to say you can find us there this Friday 29 September!
Their latest exhibition, KOHA, showcases the infamous work of Aotearoa's engineer and architect, Rewi Thompson. This exhibit opens the evening of Friday 29th September with the launch of Rewi's tribute book, Rewi: Āta haere, kia ter. Click here to register to attend the opening celebration on the 29th.
Otherwise, follow the link below to learn more about this exhibition and visit for free any time while it's on!
The first Thursday of every month, City Gallery Wellington opens it's doors after-hours to give you a more intimate experience with their latest exhibitions, connect with the community, get creative, and enjoy live art by well-known artists.
Buy tickets here for 5th October's open late or check out their website for past and future nights.
Crushes is a well-known store on Karangahape Road, and they are bringing together their creative and mindful community for seasonal events!
Introducing ‘Crushes Social Club’; clubs, workshops, parties, and markets that celebrate creativity and community in Auckland city. Follow the link below to learn what they having coming up.
Check it out here.
These fortnightly sessions are strength & conditioning focused, all around preparing for the Auckland Marathon, whatever distance you're planning to run.
Come along to the FREE sessions every second Thursday, and sign up for the online training programme to get you race day ready.
Internationally Acclaimed Ngāpuhi Artist: Lisa Reihana, Presents First Solo Exhibition in Northland
Lisa Reihana the pioneering moving image and digital media artist will present He Wai Ngunguru - Nomads of the Sea, at The Wairau Māori Art Gallery this Matariki.
This highly anticipated exhibition will be the artist’s first solo in Northland and the first solo show from a female artist at the Whagārei based Gallery.
He Wai Ngunguru is a dynamic moving image installation that weaves history and storytelling to explore the challenges of cultural leadership, spiritual traditions and gender values in 19th-century New Zealand.
This exhibition celebrates the Matariki season and is open to the public in time for the public holiday.
Artist Talk: 15 July 2023, 10:30am.
Location: Wairau Māori Art Gallery.
