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The One NZ Warriors will host the prestigious Anzac Day NRL fixture in Ōtautahi Christchurch this year. Christchurch's Apollo Projects Stadium is the venue for this momentous match against the Newcastle Knights on 25 April 2025. Last year the Warriors sold out their preseason match against the Tigers and their regular season match against the Raiders so tickets will be in hot demand. You don’t want to miss this so grab your tickets now!

There is a FREE Skills Session with the Touch Blacks and the One NZ Warriors at Ngā Puna Wai! Join the stars of both codes for an epic morning of fun, skills, drills and games for your tamariki. Register below to join.

This Anzac Weekend, witness New Zealand take on Australia in an electrifying best-of-three showdown! From April 25-27, the top Open Men’s, Women’s, and Mixed teams will clash in a high-stakes rematch of the Touch World Cup finals at Ngā Puna Wai Sports Hub, Christchurch. With free entry, you can experience the action, win epic prizes, and watch the world's best Touch players go head-to-head!

The Black Ferns are coming back to Ōtautahi Christchurch to face off against the world No.2 Canada at Apollo Projects Stadium. The 2025 Rugby World Cup is just around the corner, so every Black Ferns match in the Pacific Four Series is a must-watch! It’s a great kick off time at 3.35pm too, so head along and support our amazing Wāhine Toa.

You are invited to discover Ōtautahi in a new light, through the city’s magnificent architecture at Open Christchurch 2025. Presented by Te Pūtahi, the annual festival returns bigger and better than ever from 2-4 May. With a selection of the city’s best buildings and designed spaces, attendees can get in behind the scenes and experience the city in a different way. 

The 2025 Festival of Brass brings together New Zealand’s best brass and percussion musicians, along with bands from Australia, for five days of stunning performance and competitive events at the Christchurch Town Hall. All events are free of charge, with the exception of the prestigious “Evening of Melody”, 8pm Wednesday in the James Hay Theatre. Wednesday and Thursday showcase individual and ensemble performances, Friday and Saturday see the bands battle it out on-stage in the Douglas Lilburn Auditorium and James Hay Theatre, and the festival culminates with the Parade of Bands around Victoria Square 10.30am Sunday 6 July.