That’s a wrap
on the 2025
line-up!

Thanks for
being part of
the Festival

Ngā mihi mō tō koutou tautoko i tēnei hui ahurei

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Tauranga Arts Festival 2025

Well, that was fun!

Thanks for coming out in your thousands to support the joy of live performance, music, dance, theatre, comedy, conversation and, most of all, our amazing community.

Eleven jam-packed days and nights of what was a record-breaking Tauranga Arts Festival with more than 35 artists and performers in the 2025 lineup! We hope you had an amazing experience and we can’t wait to do it all again in 2026—hurrah!

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