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Pudding mit Gabel
The viral German trend "Pudding mit Gabel" has come to Auckland. Bring your own pudding and a fork, and come for a chance to socialise and eat pudding (very slowly) together in Auckland's beautiful Albert Park. Get to know some of the local German-speaking community, touch some grass, and enjoy your pudding and the start of summer. Families welcome! This event is run by the German Drama Company, a local group of students who put on a German-language play in July every year.
Parklands Festival
Book TicketsWebsiteInstagram Get ready to discover your new favourite city-centre festival, set against the lush backdrop of Albert Park—an urban sanctuary nestled in the heart of Auckland. With its sweeping lawns and century-old trees, this iconic green space transforms into a vibrant playground for music lovers. Immerse yourself in a multi-genre celebration featuring global headliners, beloved national acts, and rising local stars across two epic stages.
Mystery Festival
An intriguingly cryptic event is popping up in Albert Park this November - Mystery Fest, as it is cryptically titled, arrives from 2pm to 10pm on November 9th! Brought to audiences by Audiology Touring, the festival leans into its title with a curiously blank events lineup but has teased a few artists and acts like Vibe Chemistry, S.P.Y Kenzo, Jess Rhodes, @Pace and Nicole Millar alongside British DJ Friction, known for his drum and bass productions and record labels, Shogun Audio and Elevate...
Music in Parks
Auckland city's majestic Albert Park is one of the best inner-city spots. Soak up the sun and listen to unmissable Auckland artists from the reggae, electronica and pop world. A highlight of the season! Line-up: Rubi Du, Imugi, Huia, Speech Act Theory, DJ Sam Harmony Nominated for the Student Radio Network’s Te Tohu Kaipuoro Toa (Favourite Solo Act) 2022, Rubi Du is a queen of the Aotearoa roots and dancehall scene.
We are all Here - Art Exhibition. World Homelessness Day
‘We are all Here’ is an art exhibition by artists who have lived experiences of homelessness. The exhibition is made up of art made from different mediums. Its intent is to celebrate the strength, creativity and diversity of people with lived experience of homelessness. Meet the artists at the exhibition opening on Monday, 10th October from 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm. Art will be available to purchase by the public, with funds going directly to the artists. The exhibition will close on Friday 14th October.
Asia-Pacific’s post-Covid education catch-up
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Special edition toolbox
Snap-on has created special edition tool storage to recognize the 50th anniversary of the Chevrolet Camaro and 60th anniversary of the Chevy’s Bel Air models. “These boxes honor American ingenuity at its finest. They combine the best materials for tough shop conditions with eye-catching looks that pay tribute to the trails blazed by both the iconic Bel Air and Camaro model Chevys,” says Dan Voelz, a Snap-on Tools product manager.
Trib Mix: Songs for lovers at McGill | The McGill Tribune
Being distracted in class while thinking about your significant other Song: A Dreamy Day of Daydreaming of You (2001) Artist: Of Montreal As it’s title suggests, this soft, piano-driven song encapsulates the mood of a blissful daydream. The dragging chords and the band frontman Kevin Barnes’ hypnotic, honey-like vocals invite the listener to indulge in their imagination.
4 tips for a better night's sleep | The McGill Tribune
Ever wake up feeling tired after getting over eight hours of sleep? You’re not alone. For an activity that we have been doing since we were born, sleeping—at least, sleeping effectively—is not always easy. There are a variety of factors and processes that can make it difficult for students to get a good night’s rest.
The selfless selfie: "Hypotheses" conference discusses narcissism and post-internet art | The McGill Tribune
Since the boom of social media, selfies have gained widespread popularity. It is an art form that is rarely given credibility, often being touted as evidence of the milennial’s supposed narcissism. Last week, Hypotheses, an arts symposium, hosted a conferenced called “Posting The Self(i.e.): Performing Bodies and Post-Internet Art” at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
An afternoon at The Word: The history behind the Milton-Parc gem
Over the course of their time at McGill, a large portion of students become familiar with The Word—a quaint bookstore located on Rue Milton. Even during its busiest hours, there is a special sense of serenity that emanates throughout the shop. A calm, coordinated silence embraces the room, and a warm light illuminates its dynamic window display.
Montreal Improv’s Dreamtime brings your wildest dreams to the stage | The McGill Tribune
There is something dreamlike about improvisational theatre. Dreams and improv both instill a feeling of surreal unpredictability, an atmosphere of colourful chaos, and a sense of blurry boundlessness. They keep you on your toes and pull you into a distinctly unique experience while breaking down the walls between reality and imagination.
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