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PARking Day Wellington Sculpture Trust, Cuba St, Friday, 9am-5pm Run by the Wellngton Sculpture Trust and Wellington City Council takes place today all along Cuba St. Just for one day car parks are taken over and become temporary public spaces (parks). The event will feature 18 different groups occupying 22 parks in a creative and transformative way. Upper Hutt Brass Band Pukeahu National War Memorial Park, Sunday, 3pm, free The Upper Hutt Brass Band has performed in the Upper Hutt area since 1920 and is active in the national brass band network. The band plays a mix of light entertainment...

HAKO In front of Victoria University’s Library, Te Herenga Waka, Monday to Friday, 9am-8pm, free Visual artist Dr William Franco in collaboration with BARTKRESA studio in Los Angeles is presenting HAKO, a global projection arts festival, a dynamic and playful experience of sight and sound. Sing To Me, Taki Rua Te Whaea Theatre, until Saturday, 7.30pm, $35-$45 Two worlds collide when mild-mannered optometrist Ata and fierce sea maiden Whetū fall in love. Set against the backdrop of a climate in crisis, Sing to Me is a powerful reimagining of pūrākau, stories of old, in the 21st century...

News from Dowse Art Museum The Dowse Art Museum presents the first major survey of contemporary jeweller Jane Dodd in a new exhibition titled Wild Domain: The Natural History of Jane Dodd Jewellery. Opening on Saturday, Wild Domain brings together works from Jane’s most well known exhibitions and bodies of work spanning her 30 year jewellery practice. From her works in the mid-90s that explored aspects of landscapes and geography through projects such as Ends of the Earth to her most recent journey into the world of taxonomies and scientific classifications with The Family. Opening during t...