Lopdell Precinct

06/10/2026

💗 The Pink Campervan is coming to Titirangi Village Centre on the 13th October, offering free breast health information and support from Breast Cancer Foundation NZ. Don't miss the Splash of Pink High Tea on 17th October at the Titirangi RSA 💗

This October, Isometric and the Titirangi Business Association are bringing Splash of Pink to the village to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer.

Look out for the iconic Pink Campervan in Titirangi on 13 October, along with pink-themed displays and more throughout the village, all leading up to the Splash of Pink High Tea on 17 October.

Get your tickets, donate, or find out more at the Splash of Pink website and fundraising page:

splashofpink.co.nz 💗💗💗💗

Let's come together and turn Titirangi pink for an incredible cause.

02/10/2026

Art Club is a new monthly creative evening at Lopdell House, held on one Thursday each month with a different focus each session. Led by local artist Angela Amerigo, it's a chance to spend an evening getting creative, meeting new people, and enjoying art, w**e, and good company in a relaxed setting.

For our first session, create a series of colourful abstract mini paintings.

No experience required. Materials, w**e, and snacks provided.

Seminar Room, Lopdell House
Thursday 22nd October
7pm-9pm
$35

Places are limited, so bookings are essential. To register, email [email protected].

Can't make Thursdays? Check out The Drawing Room with Laurette, held on the first Tuesday of each month.

21/09/2026

Looking for a free school holiday activity?

Lopdell Precinct and Flicks Titirangi are delighted to present a free screening of the feature film based on the beloved Kiri and Lou series. Featuring the voices of Jemaine Clement and Olivia Tennet, it's a heartwarming big-screen adventure for the whole whānau.

📅 Friday 2 October, 2pm
📍 Lopdell House Theatre
🎟 Free entry

Bookings essential
Text Robin on 021 022 25558.

14/09/2026

What a privilege to have artists like Rā Charmian in our community!

As we celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, take a few minutes to start your day with some beautiful waiata from Rā and an incredibly talented group of musicians. A perfect reminder of the richness of te reo Māori and the amazing talent we have right here in Tāmaki Makaurau.

Te Trusts Live!Nau mai, haere mai ki tēnei terenga ataata, ko Tru...

14/09/2026

We're excited to be part of the Show Me Shorts Film Festival 2026, bringing some of the world's best short films to local audiences this October.

Join us at the Lopdell House Theatre on Saturday 17th October for a fantastic selection of short films from Aotearoa and around the globe.

Check out the programme and book your tickets: https://www.showmeshorts.co.nz/2026-programme or pick up a programme from the Lopdell House Foyer or from our friends at Te Uru

The 2026 Show Me Shorts programme is here!

This October, discover 65 of the best short films from Aotearoa and around the world at our Oscar, BAFTA and GOYA qualifying festival.

Featuring 14 world premieres and everything from comedy, drama and animation to documentary, horror and science fiction, this year’s programme brings together bold new voices, unforgettable characters and extraordinary stories.

Choose from 126 screenings at 45 cinema venues across Aotearoa New Zealand from 7 to 31 October.

Explore the full programme and book your tickets now at https://www.showmeshorts.co.nz/2026-programme

03/09/2026

Te Radar's Cookbookery show at Lopdell House Theatre
Saturday October 10th

Hello food and history and history of food lovers!
Announcing what will likely be the only Te Radar's Cookbookery show in Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland this year.
Saturday October 10

Fittingly it's part of the excellent Auckland Heritage Festival which has a cracking lineup.
Seats are limited at Flicks Lopdell Precinct

Tickets below but here's the guff:

Te Radar presents a hilarious and heartwarming celebration of the beloved and bizarre cookbooks from New Zealand’s past, with a side of sumptuous vintage food photography.
Alongside revealing New Zealand’s rich - and very strange - home cooking heritage we’ll rediscover some of the weirder offerings from Auckland restaurateurs , such as Hudson & Halls, Trouper Cooper, and the frankly extraordinary Logan Park Motor Hotel’s buffet team, and reintroduces us to celebrity chefs like Graham Kerr, Alison Holst, and Aunt Daisy.
Why did we disguise mutton as poultry? Did Alison Holst believe fried brains were the perfect food for children? And is the brilliant “Recipes With Canned Foods Are Interesting” the greatest cookbook written in the nation’s history?
Fortunately, no food is served during the show.
"The perfect recipe for a night out… a cracker of a show" Sarah Wilson (theatreview.org.nz)
"Liberally seasoned with a bit of history, drama, horror and plenty of humour" Cate Prestidge (theatreview.org.nz Hamilton) See less

07/05/2026

There’s so much happening across Lopdell Precinct this May. Workshops, film screenings, exhibition openings and even a skate party!