A series of cosy evenings featuring all brand-new poetry and live music. Come along for poetry, music, free wine and snacks, and immaculate vibes.

The final Salon of the year! Our new venue @thistlehall_community_venue was absolutely stunning last time and we can't wait to be back there again.

You'll also hear from featured poet Alexandra Cherian @myfriendscallmegoose, and the band Colette @colette.wav !
Can't wait to see you there.

If you'd like to read as a guest poet, sign up here: https://forms.gle/GzvJVAJ9Jk3RNZfs9
 

Come along to our Spring Clear-Out Sale and find some great pre-loved pieces to take home!

From our wardrobes to yours, there’ll be clothes, bags, shoes, accessories and more, with plenty of great finds across sizes 6–16.

You’ll even find a mix of well-known international brands.

Come have a browse, refresh your wardrobe for spring and pick up a bargain!

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Join us for the inaugural ALWU Conference, a half-day event in Te Whanganui-a-Tara where we will hear from leading members of the profession about issues facing legal workers and the communities we serve.

The conference will feature a keynote address from Sandra Grey, President of the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions, followed by a discussion with panelists including Dhilum Nightingale and Asher Emanuel. Together, they will explore the structures of our legal profession and how they help, or hinder, our ability to deliver justice.

The afternoon will conclude with the ALWU Annual General Meeting, followed by a chance to connect over drinks.

CPD hours: 2

Tickets:

Student/unwaged: $25

Waged (ALWU member): $50

Waged (non-ALWU member): $60

Senior member of profession: $100

Register HERE.

Write for the stage with boldness and intent in this dynamic playwriting masterclass with Victor Rodger, award-winning author of Black Faggot and Sons.

Known for his sharp dialogue and vital, unapologetic theatre, Victor leads an in-depth workshop exploring how to shape ideas into compelling scripts for performance. Through practical exercises and discussion, you’ll learn how to begin a play, sustain momentum, and craft work that resonates with audiences.

Participants will develop tools to access their voice and build character, story and action. Whether you’re starting out or returning to the form, this workshop offers both a rigorous introduction and a powerful refresh.

Order your copies of Victor Rodger’s books at Unity Books Wellington, Verb’s Official Festival Bookselling Partner.

Register HERE.