Grey Lynn Park Festival

01/04/2026

🚨 IMPORTANT UPDATE FROM THE GREY LYNN PARK FESTIVAL BOARD🚨

We appreciate your understanding and look forward to seeing you in 2027.

24/11/2025

Thank you for joining us for such a great day! ☀️

A huge thanks to our incredible stall holders, artists, performers, volunteers, sponsors, security, the entire GLPF crew - and to all of you for showing up and making it such a great day in the park.

We hope you enjoyed yourselves and look forward to seeing you next year.

20/11/2025

19/11/2025

Make sure you head down to the park early on Saturday to catch a very special festival welcome and performance from the tamariki of Te Kura o Ritimana (Richmond Road School) on the main stage at 10am.

Te Kapa Haka o Ritimana’s performance will offer a medley of traditional and modern Māori waiata and is not to be missed.

We can’t wait to see you soon! ☀️

17/11/2025

Looking for some tunes to carry you through the week ahead of the festival? We've got you covered! ☀️

Take a listen to the artists who will be gracing the The Ministry of Folk stage this Saturday 22nd.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6iBgKi7I9GFZMIfKETPjUn?si=nXbtznMTRW6wfoeRd_mVXg

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15/11/2025

🎪 What else is happening at the next Saturday.. 🎪

Get ready for ! Award-winning entertainer Zak Takular returns to the GLPF bringing his one man circus show featuring classic circus stunts to daring original tricks, don’t miss his high energy performance which is bound to put a smile on your face! 🤹

14/11/2025

MEET THE ARTIST: LEAO ☀️

Formed from a Pacific heart, LEAO is a Samoan musical project led by guitarist/vocalist David Feauai-Afaese. With a deep adoration for Pacific musical reference points and a desire to explore new sonic ground, LEAO synthesises non-traditional tonalities with a fa‘asamoa spirit, creating what some have called “niu wave” and “Pacific neo-psychedelia.”

Catch LEAO live headlining our main stage at 5pm on Saturday 22nd.

14/11/2025

MEET THE ARTIST: 😎🤘🏼

The Rvmes are an explosive four-piece known for their bold pink branding, electrifying live energy, and a defining sound that fuses alternative rock, funk, groove, and reggae into one delicious package.

Having previously graced the GLPF stage in 2023 featuring an unforgettable conga line, we can’t wait to see what they have in store this time around!

Don’t miss them live on the main stage at 2pm next Saturday, Nov 22nd.

11/11/2025

Just 11 sleeps to go until 2025 and we’re excited to share the set times for our main stage which will be rocking all day long! 😎 Don’t miss and so many more.

05/11/2025

MEET THE ARTIST: 🎶

At age 19, Central Auckland R&B songstress ELENA has made a name for herself in the rapidly evolving music industry. Produced by the production powerhouse duo EDY & ASTRO, Elena’s music ranges from lucious tones comparable to the likes of H.E.R, Coco Jones and Victoria Monet to name a few.

Don’t miss live on the main stage at 1PM at the on Saturday 22nd Nov!

04/11/2025

MEET THE ARTIST: .of.sun ☀️

Molly Curnow, Ruby Pledge and Zoe Crane are a group of performers from across the country. Brought together by crossed paths and curiosity, each bring their unique artistic perspectives and experiences. Sharing in the delight of a secret, brought to life through tender harmonies and quietly danceable indie folk bangers, Chance of Sun is a trio of friends who really love singing together.

Don’t miss .of.sun on the main stage at 12pm on Saturday 22nd!

28/10/2025

What else is on at the festival this year? 🔥🔥

A total hit last year - Te Ahi Ora returns to the Grey Lynn Park Festival next month with their mesmerizing art of fire performance, offering spectacular displays of skill, beauty, and transformation.

Having worked with over 80,000 students from 164 schools since 2022, their team of highly trained performing arts tutors will deliver captivating fire performances and provide lessons to all who are eager to learn. Participants are trained in the intricate techniques of fire dancing, developing not only artistic skills but also building self-esteem, teamwork, and leadership.

Each performance is a celebration of resilience and community spirit, showcasing the profound impact of the arts in catalyzing positive change.