• MENZA Podcast Launch

    The Tuning Fork 42/80 Mahuhu Crescent, Parnell, Auckland

    Join us in celebrating the launch of our brand new podcast! We will share kai, listen to the first episode, and thank all the behind-the-scenes heroes who made this podcast possible. Venue: the Tuning Fork in Auckland. Please RSVP here for catering purposes. See you there!

  • MENZA Music Tech Hui

    The Tuesday Club Auckland 42 Airedale St, Auckland Central, Auckland, New Zealand

    As Music Technology is introduced as a new subject into secondary music education, this event brings together teachers, industry professionals, MENZA representatives, and curriculum writers to connect, share ideas, and strengthen collaboration. During a time of significant change to the New Zealand curriculum, the focus of this event is on building communication and working together […]

  • MENZA 2026 AGM and Phase 5 music & music technology IN PERSON feedback hui – 4 July

    Marcellin College 617 Mt Albert Road, Royal Oak, Auckland

    Join colleagues from across Aotearoa to engage with the draft Music Learning Area curriculum materials for Years 11–13. This hui will provide an opportunity to work through the draft curriculum, discuss implications for teaching and learning, identify key themes, and contribute feedback that may inform MENZA’s national submission. MENZA Annual General Meeting To ensure strong […]

  • Kōauau Wānanga ki Kaipātiki, Tāmaki Auckland

    Puawānanga Marae, Glenfield College 60 Kaipatiki Road, Glenfield, Auckland, New Zealand

    Nau mai, haere mai ki te Wānanga Kōauau! Welcome to our MENZA Kõauau Wānanga Ka pōwhiritia koutou ki te wānanga whakahirahira nei ki te ako me te hanga i tētahi kōauau, te taonga a Hineraukatauri. The purpose of this wānanga is to learn about the kōauau, and its traditional and contemporary uses. We have also […]

  • Music Therapy New Zealand Conference 2026

    Grafton Campus, University of Auckland 85 Park Road, Auckland, New Zealand

    The Music Therapy New Zealand Conference 2026, with the theme Te Poutama Hononga: Weaving Connections, celebrates the art of weaving together people, stories, and music, creating patterns of understanding, and community. The te reo name, gifted by Matua Sonny Niha (University of Auckland Centre for Brain Research) means “the connected journey of achievement and progress”. […]