Single Pringles

Time for a Spring Fling?

It’s spring baby! That means longer days, warmer nights, and absolutely zero excuses to stay cooped up. If your dating life’s been… hibernating, consider this your official wake-up call. Time for a fling? Maybe. Time for some fun? Definitely. Apps are lame so try these IRL ways of meeting people.

  1. Thursday Singles, each Thursday evening join the world’s largest IRL singles movement revolutionising the dating scene.

  2. Pitch Ya Pal, imagine PowerPoint meets talent show meets dating app… but live, loud, and waaaaaay more fun.

  3. Timeleft, each Wednesday meet 5 strangers over dinner, all matched by their personality algorithm.

  4. Kin Weekly, each Sunday meet new people over coffee - all carefully matched by their personality algorithm.

School Holidays 22nd Sep - 3rd October

Keep the Kids Busy (and Your Sanity Intact)

School holidays are here, chaos levels rising, energy off the charts, and parents everywhere silently praying for a little peace. But luckily Auckland has some fun, quirky, and downright cool programs to keep kids of all ages entertained, educated and maybe even a little tired by bedtime.

  • Think big shows, quirky workshops, and plenty of free family fun - We The Young is Auckland’s new festival made just for kids and teens.

  • Get your kids some sick skills for summer at the Ultimate Kids Surf Camp.

  • Or if they’d rather stay dry while appreciating our Moana try Ocean Youth Aotearoa program.

The Great Lock In 2025

Day 10/75 Hard (or something like it)

Last week was full of run clubs to get your schedule packed with outdoor workouts. But if solo runs are more your thing - or you’d rather walk - check out these great spots around Auckland. Each one comes with a bonus farmers’ market right next door, so you can stack your habits, get your weekly produce, and support local.

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