Events on Waiheke Island

Please view Ongoing Events below

On-Going Events & Exhibitions:

Ostend Saturday Markets: Every Saturday from 7.30am:

The Ostend Saturday Markets are perfect if you are wanting to take a little bit of Waiheke back with you. The Markets usually run from 7.30am till 1 and there is a range of local fresh food, arts, and crafts. 

More information can be found on our Website here

Waiheke Island Community Cinema:

For over 14 years Waiheke’s movie-going experience has been in the hands of a group of dedicated locals who love film. The Cinema is a charitable trust governed by a board of trustees and powered by mostly volunteers, screening films seven days a week with more than twenty screenings each week.  

The cinema is well-used by community groups for fundraising events and special interest screenings as well as offering the usual mix of current arthouse and blockbuster films. Residents and visitors love the quirky 50 seat venue filled with comfy sofas donated by the community.  Thanks to a successful community fundraising campaign, the cinema was able to go digital in 2013.

One of the unique things about Waiheke Cinema is the way it reflects the community to itself through locally made community stories which are screened before feature films.  These short documentaries are made by local filmmakers with funding support from the Cinema Trust.  The Trust also runs filmmaking training and mentoring programmes for youth.

To view what's on at the cinema visit our Website here

Last Laughs Tuesday Nite comedy:

The “Last Laughs Tuesday Nite Comedy” is on the final Tuesday of each month, starting at 7:30 pm at the Artworks Community Theatre. Everyone is welcome: people who would like to have a go at stand-up or improve and those who just want to be an audience member for a bit of a laugh.

Entry by Koha. Doors and café bar open at 7 pm.

For more details please ring Lance on 021 752 105 or email jumparoundyou@gmail.com

More information can be found on our Website here

Denis O’Connor exhibition:

Sip, a new exhibition of Denis O’Connor’s works on wine and Waiheke social history, is on at Tivoli in Oneroa.

More information can be found on our Website here

Waiheke Community Art Gallery:

The Fullers Reclaim to Fame exhibition is on at Waiheke Community Art Gallery. The works contain at least 80 percent recycled materials and are based on them of Home Sweet Home. Four artists explore the four elements of air, water, fire, and earth in 4 Tell, which features paintings by Lorraine Webb and David Sarich, glass art from David Traub, and printmaking by Faith Mc Manus. The gallery is open seven days, from 10 am to 4 pm. 

More information can be found on our Website here

Barbara Robinson Studio Gallery:

Waiheke punter Barbara Robinson opens her studio at 22 Church Bay Road from 11 am to 4 pm on weekends. Ph 021 121 3161

The Artist Goldsmith Gallery:

Christine Hafemalz-Wheeler’s gallery at 106b Ocean View Road is open Thursday to Monday from 11 am to 3 pm

Whittaker’s Music Museum:

With more than 100 working musical instruments, the museum is open seven days a week from 1 pm to 4 pm, with live shows on Saturdays at 1.30pm. Whittaker’s is in the Artworks complex corner of Korora and Ocean View Road in Oneroa.

More information can be found on our Website here or call (09)372 5573

Poto Hub Waiheke Street Food Festival: 2nd Thursday of the Month

Waiheke Street Food Festival is a community event on the 2nd Thursday of the month at the Poto Hub - 3 Tahi Road, Auckland, New Zealand. Local food stalls, live music, craft beer, wine, good vibes & more...

More information can be found on our Website here