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Here is a proud partner of the inaugural Festival of Design Aotearoa, staging an Open Home on Friday 23 and Saturday 24 October, in association with Dulux. You should come!
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That aside, the festival is exciting stuff, celebrating how design shapes life in Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond β from the streets we walk to the systems we rely on. Across both cities, in galleries, theatres, public spaces β and some unexpected locations β itβs a festival where big ideas meet everyday life.
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Designing Tomorrow Summit
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Designing Tomorrow brings together leading voices from Aotearoa and around the world to explore how design shapes our cities, communities, cultures, learning environments and everyday lives.
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He Puna Tohunga β The Well of Master Creatives: Exhibition
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A showcase celebrating master creatives and the skill, knowledge and making traditions shaping contemporary design in Aotearoa. Entry by koha.
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HAUSLYFE; how to make a Haus a Home β Hothaus Exhibition Opening Night
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Celebrate Hothausβ exhibition opening, bringing contemporary craft, playful energy and Melbourne glassmaking to New Zealand Glassworks.
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Night Lights
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After-dark lighting transforms Pukenamu Queenβs Park into an illuminated public design experience connecting architecture, landscape and creative expression.
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Preparing for a Better Future: Learning by Design LEGO Talk
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Dr Bo Stjerne Thomsen explores how designing, testing and improving ideas can transform creativity and innovation.
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Re:Using the City β Reimagining Whanganuiβs Built Heritage
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Join architects, heritage specialists, designers and citymakers for an afternoon and evening exploring how Whanganuiβs existing buildings can shape the cityβs future. Expect inspiring case studies, panel discussion and a keynote presentation from Bill McKay.
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LandLAB: Landscape as Operating System: Talk + Q&A
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LandLAB explores how ecological systems, cultural narratives and urban infrastructure can combine to create resilient and meaningful places.
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Festival of Design Aotearoa
Whanganui and Palmerston North
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16-25 October 2026
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