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Artsplash

Artsplash is Wellington's annual primary and intermediate school arts festival.

Artsplash is a young people’s arts festival that brings together primary and intermediate schools throughout Wellington to celebrate dance, music, visual art and wearable art. They perform for their parents, whānau, friends and the public.

Artsplash is made possible through the generous support of the Wellington Decorative Arts Society.

The 2019 event will run from 16-20 September at the Michael Fowler Centre. Registration forms can be found below, and more information about the 2019 event will be available around May.

Registration forms:

You can download the Artsplash 2019 dance registration form here (104KB PDF)
You can download the Artsplash 2019 music registration form here (104KB PDF)
You can download the Artsplash 2019 wearable arts registration form here (104KB PDF)

More information:

You can download the Artsplash 2018 printable poster here (760KB PDF)
You can download the Artsplash 2018 programme here (73KB PDF)
You can download the Artsplash 2018 editable certificate here (934 PDF)

Student in wearable art.

Student in wearable art.

Visual art on an exhibition board.

Performer at Artsplash.

Artsplash choir.

More information

City Arts team

Phone	04 499 4444
Email	arts@wcc.govt.nz