Vincents Art Workshop is an essential social service set up in 1985 in response to Government policies of deinstitutionalisation from psychiatric hospitals. It is the oldest Creative Space in New Zealand. It is a community based initiative providing access to arts and craft facilities, skilled tuition, and materials within a supportive environment. All people are welcome and it is free. People with disabilities, those moving into the community from institutions, the unemployed, people on low incomes and anyone at all from the wider community are welcome!
VietkidsNZ is dedicated to preserving Vietnamese culture and language for children in New Zealand through engaging, free learning and play experiences - nurturing heritage, connection, and community
Pablos Art Studios in Wellington offers free arts opportunities such as materials, workshops, demonstrations, individual tuition, discussion and critique groups, exhibition opportunities, outings, and outreach programmes, as well as individual and group art therapy. Artists work at their own desk or at a communal table.
We are self-funding Incorporated Society dedicated to the visual arts. Since 1882, the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts has occupied a unique position for the arts in New Zealand, and Wellington in particular.
New Zealand Film Collaborators provide collaborative filmmaking frameworks (our "Te Waka" model), access to professional film production equipment (e.g., Sony FX6/FS7 cameras, Dedo lighting kits, GFM dollies), and digital infrastructure. We also host community meetups, educational wānanga, and coordinate teams for events like the 48Hours film competition.
Karori Arts & Crafts encourages artistic expression across a wide variety of arts & crafts by providing beginners & intermediate classes & workshops for adults; classes & holiday programmes for children; and exhibitions for our members & the public.
Hutt Radio broadcasts on 88.3FM, via huttradio.co.nz and on the iHeart Radio app. We're "Your Voice in the Valley" for the 150,000 people living in Lower and Upper Hutt. We give thousands of hours of airtime away free to hundreds of community groups, sports clubs, not-for-profits who want to deliver their message to the wider populace. We train people in communication, broadcasting and work skills. And we provide ethnic and other defined groups with the chance to produce their own programmes.