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2 - 28 Dec 2026Free
As you swing, the bells come alive with a symphony of light and sound, creating a jubilant display of colour, music and movement.
Perfect for all ages, this playful interactive installation is a chance to stop, have fun and enjoy a little festive wonder in the city centre. Visit during the day or after dark, with every swing adding new sounds, no two visits are quite the same.
Check out all the festivities happening throughout December and come along to Auckland Live Christmas in Aotea Square.
About Amigo & Amigo
Founded in 2012, Amigo & Amigo specialises in the creation of permanent and temporary interactive artworks. With an extensive history, the company takes pride in having successfully delivered hundreds of projects, and for having been featured in more than 50 light festivals worldwide.
Amigo & Amigo produce art that connects with audiences through meaningful narratives and physical interactivity, with the intention of igniting a transcending moment of lightness, joy and play. Renowned for their expertise in custom design and fabrication, they consistently deliver world-class, technology-driven projects. Fuelled by empathy and a commitment to innovation, Amigo & Amigo have become the go-to studio for the design and production of large-scale, interactive, public art that connects with a universal audience in a personal and engaging manner.
Location
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Local tip
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Arrive early and explore the wider Aotea Arts Quarter. The square is surrounded by theatres, galleries, cafés and restaurants, making it easy to pair an event with a meal or another city-centre experience.
Getting there
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Aotea Square is in the heart of the city centre on Queen Street. Te Waihorotiu Station is around a 2-minute walk away, while Waitematā Station is around a 15-minute walk down Queen Street. Frequent bus services also stop nearby, and The Civic Car Park is directly beneath the square. For more transport information, check out our Getting Around page.
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