Whatever you do, come hungry. For those seeking a feast of flavours look no further — we’ve curated the best places to eat and drink in Parnell. This city-fringe suburb has it all, offering plenty of mouth-watering moments throughout the historical village, as well as …
Well, the world outside is frightful — but inside the luxury emporium that is Faradays, there’s always something delightful. In one of the good pieces of news we have heard this week, the flagship Faraday’s Bar is now open Sundays, by popular demand, for a …
Reconnect: 17 March – 7 April Black Door Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of 10 new sculptures in glass, concrete and steel from the studio of Ben Young. Reconnect is an exhibition that questions our connection to the land and modern society’s increasing …
London St Art Club and Parnell Business Association present a unique workshop series held at the beautiful Holy Trinity Cathedral in Parnell. These workshops explore various art-making techniques in a step by step process, with room for you to experiment and explore your own style. …
Because there are few finer pairings in life than art and food. It’s no secret that Parnell holds the keys to Auckland’s vibrant art scene. As New Zealand’s first suburb, it evokes a rich creative history, captured through the art galleries that line the streets …
Offering a striking contrast between historic architecture and New York-inspired warehouses, Parnell really does have it all. And let’s not forget the sprawling outdoor spaces ready to discover on foot, like the Rose Gardens, Judges Bay and Auckland Domain. From delicious eateries through to art …
Te Pō 3 – 26 March Te Pō is an exhibition featuring the mahi of artists Wai Ching Chan, Tira Walsh, Tom Tuke, Katie Middleton, Gabi Lardies Abigail Aroha Jensen. Te Pō is the result of six months spent not making art, but getting to …
Dreaming of taking your time in Parnell during this endless summer? Experience wide open spaces, small boutique and personal shopping experiences, easy parking and zero ‘energy clutter’—whether that be the hustle and bustle of a mall you hope to avoid, or a hectic hospitality spot that …
BRACING FOR IMPACT! Members were recently asked to join us to hear Cameron’s views on the impact of Omicron and what to expect in 2022. Cameron is the Managing Director of Bagrie Economics, a boutique research firm. Prior to that he was Chief Economist at …
Octogenarians + 8 February – 19 March The Octogenarians+ photography exhibition by Lynn Clayton portrays inspiring women over 80 who live independently and are very active in the community. Many women think life is all downhill after 70; these women will change your views. They …
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, you may be feeling stuck for ideas about how you can make this day extra special. Lucky for you, Parnell is the place to be on February 14, with a wide range of restaurants, sweet treats and gift …
Boat Days for the month of February 2022 Sam Mathers creates playful, bold and graphic painted works that re-interpret travels and experiences around New Zealand and the world. With an uplifting simplified style and a sense of humour Mathers invites us into his visual world …