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Calling all rangatahi artists! 🎻✨🪇🕺🏽
Sign up for a cosy, supportive and whānau-friendly open mic! Sun 7 Dec, free to attend!

Kia ora koutou,
We have an awesome opportunity for our rangatahi artists to practice their craft in front of whānau and friends at Kāhui St David’s, a beautiful historic venue in Central Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.
We warmly invite artists and performers of all experience levels to showcase your art, make yourself a cup of tea and enjoy Auckland’s up and coming artists!
This Open Mic and venue offers a great creative opportunity for youth and parents who want to be part of an all-inclusive, facilitated, alcohol-free safe environment.
“There’s not many spaces in Auckland where people come solely to listen to musicians giving it a go, beyond talent, the heart of their sharing, and courage is what makes the evening magic.”
Sign up information
Rangatahi musicians and performers between the ages of 16-29
Up to 15 min sets
Artists will be notified prior to the event
Nau mai, haere mai we look forward to hearing from you!
Event information
5-8pm, Sunday 7 Dec 2025, doors open from 4:45pm
Kāhui St David’s, 70 Khyber Pass Road, Grafton
Free admission for mates and the whole whānau!
This event is brought to you by Youth Arts New Zealand, Holding Space Aotearoa, & Kāhui St David’s. Funded by CNZ Creative Communities Scheme, Waitematā Local Board, and Youth Arts New Zealand.
More info about Holding Space & Kāhui St David’s
Holding Space Aotearoa is a Charitable Trust formed in 2021 with a focus on Community Events who create opportunities, provide assistance, support and training for upcoming Musicians and Creatives.
A vital hub of music-making, inspiration and social connection, Kāhui St David’s is a treasured, historic venue and charitable trust serving the performing arts, and the wider community, to uplift, connect and inspire.
