What’s On

Bendigo Comes Alive For Blockbuster Frida Kahlo Exhibition

Mention the late Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and images of fire engine red lipstick, dark plaited hair adorned with tropical blooms, a monobrow, striking self-portraits and a who-cares attitude, spring to mind.

Acting Royalty Takes The Stage In Sydney

Judy Davis, one of Australia’s most talented actors returns to Belvoir St Theatre for an acclaimed adaptation of novelist Helen Garner’s ‘The Spare Room’.

London’s V&A Turns Storage Into Hands-On New Museum Experience

From an ancient Buddhist sculpture to PJ Harvey’s guitar and vintage football shirts, the new V&A East Storehouse is changing the way visitors experience museum artifacts.

Modern Discourse Goes Under The Microscope In The Hilarious ‘Eureka Day’

This is a show for parents, anyone who’s ever served on a committee, and everyone who’s ever been in a Zoom meeting.

Sir Roger Hall Returns Beloved Character Dickie Hart To The Stage in ‘End of Summer Time’

Auckland Theatre Company strikes comedy gold with Sir Roger Hall’s play about reluctant senior life reinvention.

PonsonBurger is Back: Two Weeks of Burger Love Starts on 26 May

PonsonBurger is back by popular demand.

MiNDFOOD Reviews: ‘Les Misérables The Arena Spectacular’ Lives Up To Its Name

Musical theatre fans: if you only see one show this year, make it this one.

Sculpture Trail Brings Captivating Large-Scale Art To Central Auckland

A new sculpture trail is in place across downtown Auckland, bringing large scale works to the Viaduct Harbour as part of the lead up to the Aotearoa Art Fair.

Van Cleef & Arpels’ ‘Art of Movement’ Jewellery Exhibition A Showcase Of Magic and Wonder

A new exhibition in Sydney offers the ability to get up close with more than 100 rare and beautiful pieces from the French luxury jewellery and watchmaking house.

New Immersive Light Exhibition DARKLIGHT Coming To Auckland

Auckland is to welcome a creative and visually-stunning new light experience over three days in May.

Raise Your Paddle for Christchurch Art and Culture

Get ready for a night of art, food and philanthropy.

Huge New David Hockney Retrospective Fills Paris Fondation Vuitton

The largest exhibition yet of works by British artist David Hockney has opened in Paris, filling the entire multi-storey Fondation Louis Vuitton museum with more than 400 works spanning seven decades.

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What’s On

Bendigo Comes Alive For Blockbuster Frida Kahlo Exhibition

Acting Royalty Takes The Stage In Sydney

London’s V&A Turns Storage Into Hands-On New Museum Experience

Modern Discourse Goes Under The Microscope In The Hilarious ‘Eureka Day’

Sir Roger Hall Returns Beloved Character Dickie Hart To The Stage in ‘End of Summer Time’

PonsonBurger is Back: Two Weeks of Burger Love Starts on 26 May

MiNDFOOD Reviews: ‘Les Misérables The Arena Spectacular’ Lives Up To Its Name

Sculpture Trail Brings Captivating Large-Scale Art To Central Auckland

Van Cleef & Arpels’ ‘Art of Movement’ Jewellery Exhibition A Showcase Of Magic and Wonder

New Immersive Light Exhibition DARKLIGHT Coming To Auckland

Raise Your Paddle for Christchurch Art and Culture

Huge New David Hockney Retrospective Fills Paris Fondation Vuitton

Top Chefs Join Lineup for Inaugural Hastings Meatball Festival

Wall to Wall Street Art Festival Celebrates 10 Colourful Years

Flowers at London’s Saatchi Gallery: This Exhibition Smells As Good As It Looks

Mixtapes, Murder, Monsters & Mirth in Auckland Theatre Company’s 2025 Line Up

Auckland Art Gallery To Welcome Monet, Degas and van Gogh Works for New Exhibition

The Best Valentine’s Day Gifts For 2025 Based On Their Love Language

New Musical Imagines If Celine Dion Had Been On the Titanic

Anonymous Art Fundraiser for the Cancer Society

‘The Devil Wears Prada’ Musical By Elton John Opens In The West End

Ballet heads to the regions as Tutus on Tour returns

Banksy exhibition comes to Wellington

Review: Cats and dogs shaped our world – and art: the NGV gives us the definitive exhibition

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What’s On

Bendigo Comes Alive For Blockbuster Frida Kahlo Exhibition

Acting Royalty Takes The Stage In Sydney

London’s V&A Turns Storage Into Hands-On New Museum Experience

Modern Discourse Goes Under The Microscope In The Hilarious ‘Eureka Day’

Sir Roger Hall Returns Beloved Character Dickie Hart To The Stage in ‘End of Summer Time’

PonsonBurger is Back: Two Weeks of Burger Love Starts on 26 May

MiNDFOOD Reviews: ‘Les Misérables The Arena Spectacular’ Lives Up To Its Name

Sculpture Trail Brings Captivating Large-Scale Art To Central Auckland

Van Cleef & Arpels’ ‘Art of Movement’ Jewellery Exhibition A Showcase Of Magic and Wonder

New Immersive Light Exhibition DARKLIGHT Coming To Auckland

Raise Your Paddle for Christchurch Art and Culture

Huge New David Hockney Retrospective Fills Paris Fondation Vuitton

Top Chefs Join Lineup for Inaugural Hastings Meatball Festival

Wall to Wall Street Art Festival Celebrates 10 Colourful Years

Flowers at London’s Saatchi Gallery: This Exhibition Smells As Good As It Looks

Mixtapes, Murder, Monsters & Mirth in Auckland Theatre Company’s 2025 Line Up

Auckland Art Gallery To Welcome Monet, Degas and van Gogh Works for New Exhibition

The Best Valentine’s Day Gifts For 2025 Based On Their Love Language

New Musical Imagines If Celine Dion Had Been On the Titanic

Anonymous Art Fundraiser for the Cancer Society

‘The Devil Wears Prada’ Musical By Elton John Opens In The West End

Ballet heads to the regions as Tutus on Tour returns

Banksy exhibition comes to Wellington

Review: Cats and dogs shaped our world – and art: the NGV gives us the definitive exhibition

BECOME A MiNDFOOD SUBSCRIBER TODAY

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