Treat for mums May 8, 10am-4pm Howick Historical Village, 75 Bells Rd, Lloyd Elsmore Park, Pakuranga
Devotional art Now to 18 September, Auckland Art Gallery, Cnr Kitchener and Wellesley Streets
Treat mum to a relaxing Mother’s Day at the historic village surrounded by idyllic gardens! Explore how mother’s lived in the 1800’s and try a variety of fun and unique activities for you and mum. Give the Dried Lavender Sachet workshop a go, and then enjoy tea and scones in the picturesque setting of Puhinui Lawn. With the classic Live Day activities like butter-making, rag-rugging, and an 1840’s wash day demonstration available, there is plenty to see and do. www.historicalvillage.org.nz
Heavenly Beings: Icons of the Christian Orthodox World introduces the tradition of the devotional art of the Christian Orthodox faith in an exhibition of icons drawn from across the world. This ancient visual tradition is surveyed through 118 captivating icons, dating from 1350 to 1800. It reveals the beauty and power of icons, both for the audience and people across centuries throughout the far-flung regions of the Eastern Orthodox community. www.aucklandartgallery.com
Pop-up Classic Car Display 8am-12.30pm, Fencible Walk Park, 110 Picton Street, Howick
Grand Horizons May 17-29, times vary, ASB Waterfront Theatre, 138 Halsey Street, Auckland City
On every second Saturday of the month watch out for those beauties on wheels at Fencible Walk/Path, Picton Street, opposite the Howick Village Market. Go and view the British and European Classics, meet the owners and enjoy the Kiwi motoring heritage. With the Auckland Brit and Euro Classic Car Show cancelled this year due to Covid, this is the best next thing, right here in Howick. It’s part of the series of events in celebration of Howick and Districts’ 175th anniversary year. For more information contact Steve on 021 656 024 or Richard at 022 533 9400.
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Auckland Theatre is back on the boards and presenting a Broadway hit by award-winning playwright, Bess Wohl. After its initial run was curtailed due to the pandemic, Grand Horizons returns to the Auckland stage. A comedy about a marriage tested by retirement living, this show sees family ties threaten to unravel.
www.eastlife.co.nz
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