Toi Tū Takeover at Silo Park
Studio One Toi Tū will be taking over Silo Park for a whānau-friendly day of art and creativity on Sunday, 22 March!
Discover the creative community of Tāmaki Makaurau through free immersive workshops and demonstrations. Try your hand at figure drawing, throw some clay on the pottery wheel or create your own wearable artwork to take home.
Studio One Toi Tū is an Auckland Council community arts centre on Ponsonby Road offering exhibitions, venue hire, creative courses and artists’ studio hire. The Toi Tū Takeover is your opportunity to discover what happens behind the doors of this unique heritage building.
Food trucks, music and art workshops from 12-6pm.
This event is proudly sponsored by Studio Art Supplies, our local go-to art shop for all our creative needs!
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