Nuit Blanche 2025 Programme

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6- 1 0 P M | N A P I E R C I TY

Check out Adore’s collection at both their Hastings Street and Emerson Street stores – retro and vintage clothing, gifts, and creative accessories.

G ALLE RI E S

2. Boyd Dunlop Gallery Showcasing a selection of artworks from the gallery stable and a preview of Loaded, an international group show curated by Johnny Romeo featuring 16 top international visual artists, opening officially on 10 October.

3. Department of Curiosities & Fine Things Between discovering their many fine things from local and national artisans, check out HB artist Bernie Winkles in the showcase space.

4. Emily Mallard Pottery Meet Emily and see her in action on the pottery wheel. A selection of handmade pottery is also for sale.

5. Emporium Streetwear Find the perfect vintage, authentic American streetwear and amazing accessories.

6. MTG Hawke’s Bay Two new exhibitions: Art of the Outfit and Earth & Fire – Conversations in Clay.

Our popular Blacklight Art family activity will be running in the education suite. The Century Theatre will also host the locally made short film Opia throughout the evening.

7. Ngā Toi The Ngā Toi Creative Hawke’s Bay night pop-up stall will be interactive, with plenty of creative fun for the public. In partnership with Public Dreams, expect very cool experiences.

8. OOMA Stocking unique slow fashion accessories and wonderful jewellery from Aotearoa and beyond – come check out this delightful gem.

9. Rue Blue Pottery Importers of handmade Thai pottery and creators of locally made candles and accessories.

10. Tennyson Gallery Light & Art – the gallery will be atmospherically lit for the evening and showcasing a fresh mix of local and national artists. Explore paintings, prints, ceramics, glass, and jewellery.

11. Wardini Books

& C RE AT I V I TY

1. Adore Collections

Join bestselling authors Gareth and Louise Ward at Wardini Books to help the Bookshop Detectives follow cluedo-esque clues and solve a murder.

6 - 6.30pm

6 - 9pm

D Emerson St

Fire and Flow

6 - 10pm

E Hastings St

Projections by Willie Devine Ngā pūrākau ki te kāinga

6 - 10pm

F Waiapu Cathedral

Silent Disco

6 - 9pm

Ella Pollet

6 - 6.30pm

Power

6.45 - 7.45pm

Kaden Hura-McIntosh

8 - 8.15pm

Lorenzo

8.15 - 8.45pm

Yes Yes No

9 - 10pm

DJ Morgz

6 - 10pm

DJ Tunes

6 - 10pm

Liberty

6 - 6.30pm

Naked Gun

6.45pm - 7.45pm

Tiaka & TomTom

8 - 8.45pm

DJ Peter Urlich

9 - 10pm

Ollie Burns

6 - 6.30pm

Cashek

6.45 - 7.30pm

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Gatsby Room Masonic Hotel

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MacDaddy Hastings St Stage

Urban Dukes

7.45 - 8.45pm

The Academy

9 - 10pm

DJ Soph with Tacos by Handsdown & Hapi

6 - 10pm

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Roller Disco

6 - 10pm

M Hastings St

Hunger Ball

6 - 9pm

N Tennyson St

FotoFest - Outdoor Gallery

6 - 10pm

O Rockshop Alleyway

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Roving Entertainers

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Glow In The Dark Fairies

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Galleries

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Performances

Food Truck Zones

Toilets

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Marine Parade

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HB Soul Choir

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All information correct at time of print, may be subject to change.

FO R O N E NI GHT ONLY NAP IE R’ S A RTS QUA RTER W ILL COME A LI V E TO P LAY HOST TO

See the city transform at night as art, music and creativity fill the streets.

Wander with family and friends, discover something new and enjoy food and drinks from local eateries and food trucks.