Avondale Mainstreet

07/05/2026

🎬 Great opportunity for our older community members!

Age Concern Auckland are giving away 3 double passes to the new Kiwi film Caterpillar.

A thoughtful local film exploring family, resilience, and connection across generations 💜

If you’re 65+, head into their Avondale office (opposite Browne St.) to claim a pass — first in, first served.

📍 Avondale Office
✔ Follow Age Concern Auckland on Facebook
✔ Show you’re following the page
✔ Claim your tickets while available 🎟️

🎬 Movie Giveaway for 65+

We have 3 double passes to give away to a new Kiwi film, Caterpillar — and we’d love to share them with our community.

Caterpillar is a moving story about three generations of women living under one roof, exploring family, resilience, and connection. It’s a thoughtful and relatable film that many will find meaningful.

💜 Want a ticket? Here’s how:

✔ Be aged 65+
✔ Follow Age Concern Auckland on Facebook
✔ Visit our Avondale office to claim your pass
✔ Show us that you’re following our page

First in, first served — once they’re gone, they’re gone!

📍 Avondale Office

Take the opportunity to enjoy a great New Zealand film on the big screen.

06/05/2026

Check out Hollywood Bakery review by The Peckish Kiwi.

Good food and prices that are hard to beat.

Nice to see Avondale getting attention from genuine food reviewers. 🥧☕️

05/05/2026

Work to bring the Avondale Spider back is progressing🕷️

The current focus is securing landowner approval, which sits with Auckland Council. This process requires a number of technical reports, including arborist and engineering assessments.

To move this forward, the Avondale Business Association has engaged local sculpture expert contractors ObjektCare to manage the approval process. They are actively coordinating the work, engaging the necessary experts, and progressing the required reports to support the application.

Once landowner approval is secured, the project will move into the next stage: fundraising.

04/05/2026

Auckland Transport works are underway, including new pedestrian crossings, footpath upgrades, and bus lane.

Expect delays and temporary changes to traffic flow. Please follow all signage and allow extra time when travelling through the area.

30/04/2026

New mural art on the mainstreet by artist Numa Mackenzie.

A big thank to Arts Whau for helping bring more colour, creativity, and local identity into the heart of Avondale.

You’ll find this artwork down the alleyway to Cain Tattoo Studio

28/04/2026

THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (1975): Friday 15 May 8pm - Rocky Horror “the longest running movie in history” became a sanctuary for people who saw themselves as outsiders, especially q***r and gender-nonconforming people. It now unites everyone. No longer mere movie-goers, they became a tribe and kept coming back, week after week.

Jan Grefstad made The Hollywood Rocky Horror’s rightful NZ home, the first to screen it as a midnight movie that ran from 1978 to 1988. Get dressed up and ready to dance, but please leave the rice at home!

COME EARLY! Doors 7pm, pre-show 7:30pm 🎟️ 🔗 https://bit.ly/hwROCKYHORRORmay26?r=lp&m=Mn8d4ZlaKBR

27/04/2026

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24/04/2026

Nice to see Avondale Community Patrol and Police out and about on the street.

That visible presence matters. It builds confidence, reassures businesses and locals.

This is part of the Avondale Business Association’s ongoing plan to better coordinate and advocate for safety organisations and resources into our area.

Creating a safer environment is more than just responding to issues, it’s about creating a consistent, visible presence that helps prevent them in the first place.



📸: Felice Hair Design

22/04/2026

***NO PARADE THIS YEAR***

Join locals at the Avondale Returned Services Association for a day of remembrance, connection, and community.

🍳 7:30am – Breakfast
🕊️ 10:00am – Commemoration Service
🎶 11:00am – Entertainment
🍽️ 12:00pm – Lunch

Clubrooms open to the public all day.

Lest we forget.

15/04/2026

♻️ EcoFest 2026 – E-Waste Recycling Initiative ♻️

Got old tech lying around at home? Now’s the perfect time to clear it out and recycle it responsibly.

From 14–22 April, you can drop off your unwanted electronics as part of EcoFest 2026, helping keep harmful e-waste out of landfill and giving materials a second life.

Items accepted include:
• Laptops
• Tablets & keyboards
• Computer hardware
• Mobile phones
• Wiring & cables
• Routers & modems
• Digital cameras
• Power boards
• HDDs & USB drives

📍 Drop-off locations:
• Haven Foundation
• The Coffee Club (Avondale)

Small actions like this make a big difference for our environment. Bring in your old electronics and recycle responsibly. 🌏💚

18/11/2025

Avondale is all about street culture, hiphop music, street art, tattoo art with creativity on every corner.

Avondale Street Sessions | FREE

Saturday 6 December, 11am–4pm

Avondale Art Park: 1925 Great North Road (3 guys site)

Live graffiti, breakdance battles, art & dance workshops, and live performances by local hip hop legend Tom Scott with Lucky Lance & Martina.

Come and celebrate Avondale's creative street energy.

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