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Festival announcements coming soon.

We’re hard at work preparing for the reveal of the next Festival lineup — and you can be among the first to know what events and artists are coming to Tāmaki Makaurau in March 2027 by signing up to get Festival News delivered to your inbox:

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Help us raise $5,000 for our Access for All Fund. This September we’re asking our Festival community to help us build on our work to create more opportunities for people to experience the joy of live performance and be part of the Festival.

Read more about our Arts are for Everyone kaupapa and how your donation contributes to mahi below:

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Looking for information on past Festivals? Events from AAF 2026 and older have been moved to our Festival History portal. Access the portal for links to archived Festival websites (with past event pages) and downloadable PDFs of Festival programme brochures:

Browse our archives on the Festival History page

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Families enjoying hula hoops and colourful inflatable art installations at Whānau Day in Aotea Square.
Families enjoying a circus workshop at Whānau Day, Aotea Square, 2026. Image by John Rata.

Inspired by the power of creativity, this special roast celebrating Mojo’s loyal support of the Festival since 2014 is back by popular demand. 

For every bag of Whakaawe coffee sold, Mojo will donate $1 to the Festival, supporting our Accessibility and Creative Learning initiatives:

Buy Whakaawe – go to Mojo Coffee online

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