A big, family-friendly afternoon of live music, good times and fundraising for our friend Heather, who is currently undergoing further radiation treatment for glioblastoma.

Come and join Emily Alice as they round off their string of headline shows around the motu at Vogelmorn for the Wellington Jazz Festival!

Sharing the stage with the platypus-loving jazz-fusion band Duckbill, there is sure to be luscious hornage and tight grooves to spare.

Presenting the Tim Honiss Quartet - featuring the trumpet talents of Sylvester Green. Playing a new set of originals from pianist Tim Honiss.

Also featured in this talented ensemble, Jacob Hurst (bass) and Ranu Wijesuriya (drums).

Orangefarm proudly celebrate the release their second album, Motoring for Beginners. Join them and very special guests, Welcomer, for an evening of warm, melodic music with just the right balance of chiming guitars and French horn. (This balance has been scientifically evaluated).

Beth Torrance and her band the Garden Party take to the road to play a headline show at Vogelmorn Upstairs. 

Returning to Wellington for a second show, with new comedic music, storytelling and intimate entertainment, at the lovely Vogelmorn! With special guest opening Bob Rarely!!!

Bring a friend, have a drink and relax in the comfy couches, and be ready to laugh!

This spring, Rowena Wise makes her long-awaited New Zealand debut, bringing an intimate solo show across the motu for the first time. With just voice and guitar, Rowena’s songs hit with a rare kind of clarity - tender, point-blank, and unafraid of the quietest truths.

Indie rock 4 piece Neither Do I will be playing their first run of shows outside of Auckland this October, starting with an intimate gig at Vogelmorn Upstairs, with support by local midwest emo duo Park Flyers and indie folk band Welcomer.

Vogelmorn is calling out for songwriters, singers, and musicians of all genres to showcase their craft at our Upstairs Open Mic Night.

Welcome to the perfect environment for new and seasoned songwriters alike who want to test new material for an audience, practice the intricacies of a song, or simply have some fun on stage. 

All ages, voices, styles, and levels of experience are welcome. 

Join us for the first live appearance of the 90's pop rock inspired 4 piece, indifferent ANiMALS.

Supporting them is the alt rock trio, TestPot. Zoe Scott & the Sisters will also be on stage with their blend of cinematic soundscapes and indie folk.

A packed night of original, eclectic music from three great Wellington bands.

Wellington’s road to the 2026 New Zealand Poetry Slam Championships begins here! 

Now in our 16th year of bringing poetry to the mic, we’re back with four heats this September. Across four heats, poets from across the region will take to the mic with three minutes, their own original words, and a room full of people ready to listen.

Whether you’re a seasoned slam poet, trying it for the first time, or have only ever read your poems to your bedroom walls, we want to hear what you’ve got.

Join us for a cozy evening of jazz and folk in support of Julie-Anne Genter's Wellington Bays campaign!

Featuring music from some of Wellington's favourite acts like Bri Louise, Emily Alice, and Belladonna.

Ali Whitton is a New Zealand-born, Yorkshire-raised singer-songwriter whose music is deeply influenced by the landscapes of both countries.

In April, he released his debut album, 'Between the Forest and the Stars'. It’s warm, woody sound and introspective lyrics explore themes of longing, resilience, and the emotional connection to the Aotearoa natural environment.

This is the first show with a talented new band, the Lost Birds, comprising of some of Wellington's finest musicians.

Wellington’s road to the 2026 New Zealand Poetry Slam Championships begins here! 

Now in our 16th year of bringing poetry to the mic, we’re back with four heats this September. Across four heats, poets from across the region will take to the mic with three minutes, their own original words, and a room full of people ready to listen.

Whether you’re a seasoned slam poet, trying it for the first time, or have only ever read your poems to your bedroom walls, we want to hear what you’ve got.

Kids Speak Up and Grown-Ups Listen!

What would happen if tamariki had the power to vote? With New Zealand’s 2026 General Election fast approaching, Barbarian is remounting their interactive experience the Kids’ Election for one day only!

The Kids’ Election sparks curiosity, creativity and conversation about democracy, empowering young people to explore how their voices can shape the world around them.

Ōtepoti’s longstanding indie folk favourites The Broken Heartbreakers have emerged from the mists to announce their brand new album.

‘Imagine If We Could Just Keep Driving’ marks the band’s fifth album and debut on Nadia Reid’s boutique Slow Time Records label.

Come and celebrate Tessa de Lyon’s latest release, Heart Melt, a six track E.P that has already broken the charts for melting hearts.

You’ll be in for an evening of eclectic instrumentation; harmonicas, xylophones, banjos… all sorts!

Wellington’s road to the 2026 New Zealand Poetry Slam Championships begins here! 

Now in our 16th year of bringing poetry to the mic, we’re back with four heats this September. Across four heats, poets from across the region will take to the mic with three minutes, their own original words, and a room full of people ready to listen.

Whether you’re a seasoned slam poet, trying it for the first time, or have only ever read your poems to your bedroom walls, we want to hear what you’ve got.

Katelyn Henshall fuses pop, R&B, and soul into something uniquely her own.

Fronting the genre of what she claims to be whiskey lounge soul, Katelyn and her band are excited to share live performances from their debut EP, A Lil Somethin' Somethin'.

Support from Ari Leason and Jeline!

Vogelmorn is calling out for songwriters, singers, and musicians of all genres to showcase their craft at our Upstairs Open Mic Night.

Welcome to the perfect environment for new and seasoned songwriters alike who want to test new material for an audience, practice the intricacies of a song, or simply have some fun on stage. 

All ages, voices, styles, and levels of experience are welcome.