What's on

This is for the knitters, crochet-ers, needle-workers who are looking to make new friends! Everyone is welcome! Simply come, and enjoy others who share your passion. 

This event is FREE and doesn't need tickets, but it's handy to let us know if you're coming, so register for free right here which also gives you reminders about the event too. Almighty's will be there on the day to sip while you knit.

Supreme teamed up with their good friends at Holiday Records and Stack Records to turn their Auckland HQ into a record shop for one morning only next month.⁠⁠An amazing lineup of local vendors, each bringing their own selection across all genres will be there. Come for a dig, stay for the coffee or a cold Almighty.

Invited by Twentysix Gallery to curate an exhibition, Russell Kleyn has worked closely with emerging photographer Abigail Legg onKababayan, her first solo exhibition. As a way to celebrate and connect with her Filipino whakapapa here in Aotearoa, Abigail photographs her titas (aunties) in their gardens, standing as caretakers on the whenua they reside on. Almighty will be there to support the opening night.

Clay remembers being pounded flat or rolled into a ball, in the same way that it remembers being the basalt rocks of a mighty mauka or the silt swept along the bottom of a braided awa.

In this solo exhibition, Nicholson continues to explore recycled, reclaimed and collected whenua materials.

There’s nothing quite like experiencing art in person, and nowhere does it better than the Aotearoa Art Fair! This year Almighty is joining a great line up of sponsors for this beautiful event.

For four vibrant days, the Viaduct Events Centre transforms into New Zealand’s most exciting cultural destination. 60 leading galleries present bold, beautiful and unexpected works across painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, installation and more.Whether you’re discovering art for the first time or adding to your collection, the Aotearoa Art Fair offers an inspiring, welcoming and unforgettable experience. It’s New Zealand’s best art day out! See you there with an Almighty can in hand. 

Wairau Maori Art Gallery brings you Tātai Tuarangi: Star Seeds, Sound Waves and Ceremonies gathers together practices attuned to the sky - to lunar time, celestial movement, seasonal transitions and the vastness of the cosmos.  By chance, the exhibition period of Tātai Tuarangi, crosses into the season of Matariki, the rising of the star cluster that signals both an astronomical event and a cultural observance grounded in remembrance, collective reflection and renewal.  The works of Albert Refiti, Ana Iti, Mara TK, Megan Brady and Saffronn Te Ratana unfold within this moment of heightened celestial awareness. Together, their offerings move between sound, installation, drawing, sculpture and research, to consider astral and planetary forces, rhythms and cycles, and human connection and relationships. 

Join Objectspace for the launch of their Autumn Season of exhibitions and the 2026 Courtyard Plinth Commission. Including designer Martino Gamper’s major solo Endgrained, a presentation by graphic designer Kerry Ann Lee and a courtyard installation by Chevron Hassett. Grab an Almighty Sparkling Water while you're there. All welcome!

CreativeMornings Auckland is a monthly breakfast lecture series for the local creative community. Each event is free to attend and includes a 20-minute talk along with Almighty juices!

Their next lecture is with Brigitte Sistig the founder of Repair Network Aotearoa (RNA) and Repair Cafe. She is a dynamic community leader who champions the circular economy and the Right to Repair Movement and has won the Growing the Movement Award at the Tāmaki Makaurau Zero Waste Awards. 

We are excited to be hydrating Studio Box community but in a fun way.
Running every Friday night, 5:30pm-6:15pm class, a cold can of Almighty will be on offer post class. Encouraging you to get your sweat on, stay for a sip and enjoy some socialising.