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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › New_Zealand_Fringe_FestivalNew Zealand Fringe Festival - Wikipedia

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   New Zealand Fringe Festival; Genre: Arts: Frequency: Annually: Location(s) Wellington, New Zealand: Inaugurated: 1990: Previous event: 16 February 2024 () - 9 March 2022 () Next event: 14 February 2025 () - 8 March 2025 () Organised by: Creative Capital Arts Trust: Website: www.fringe.co.nz

2. www.fringe.co.nz › about-usAbout Us - NZ Fringe Festival

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   NZ Fringe has spent the last 34 years building a reputation for being a bold, brave and innovative arts festival. It’s different to other curated arts festivals in that it is “open-access” which means that anyone can register an event, with no gate-keeping. This allows for a bold, creative energy to permeate the festival with a huge ...

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3. www.fringe.co.nz › about-us › about-fringe-festivalA Bit About Fringe - NZ Fringe Festival

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   48 performance spaces took part in bringing NZ Fringe to Pōneke audiences and enabled artists to present their work all across the city. The 2024 festival brought in a huge array of talent as well as 21,150 tickets sold, and multiple free events. Over $362,000 in ticket sales plus $190,000 in funding, totalling $552K into the Pōneke arts economy!

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4. wellington.scoop.co.nzWellington.Scoop » Fringe Festival is back, with 160 shows

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   Nov 28, 2023 · The New Zealand Fringe Festival (NZ Fringe) launches its 2024 programme in two weeks, on Thursday 14 December. The programme will feature an outstanding line-up of more than 160 local and international artists, who will present their innovative events across NZ Fringe’s three-week season in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, from 16 February to 9 March 2024.

5. www.undertheradar.co.nz › news › 21153New Zealand Fringe Festival 2024 Programme Launched

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   Dec 14, 2023 · Back for its 34th year, NZ’s leading open-access arts festival, The Birthplace of Brilliance, New Zealand Fringe launches its programme for the 2024 season tonight. From 16 February – 9 March, creators hailing from overseas as well as Aotearoa will be gracing stages around the capital city. In the three-week season, there will be 800 ...

6. www.fringe.co.nzFringe Festival – New Zealand's largest open access arts festival

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   Phone (+64 4) 212 4725 Email welcome@fringe.co.nz. Physical Address 17 Allen Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand. Post Address PO Box 6546, Marion Square, Wellington 6011, New Zealand

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   Who runs NZ Fringe?

   • NZ Fringe is run by the not-for-profit Creative Capital Arts Trust, who also bring Pōneke audiences the free street arts festival, CubaDupa. We rely heavily on our wonderful sponsors and funding partners who support us to keep bringing creative magic to Wellington every year.

   About Us – Fringe Festival

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   What is NZ Fringe?

   • NZ Fringe has spent the last 34 years building a reputation for being a bold, brave and innovative arts festival. It’s different to other curated arts festivals in that it is “open-access” which means that anyone can register an event, with no gate-keeping.

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   Who is directing New Zealand Fringe?

   • New Zealand Fringe is directed by Vanessa Stacey and is produced and managed by the non-profit Creative Capital Arts Trust, with Kim Bailey as Chief Executive and a team of professional arts managers and seasonal staff. As of 2025, ticket sales have been increasing steadily year-on-year, representing an ongoing growth in the festival.

   New Zealand Fringe Festival - Wikipedia

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   What is New Zealand Fringe Festival?

   • New Zealand Fringe Festival runs a Kakano New Works Funding scheme to foster and support new New Zealand productions. There are international festival relationships to create exchange and touring opportunities to New Zealand artists. [ 8 ]

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   When is New Zealand Fringe Festival 2024?

   • Returning to the capital for a jam-packed triple week span, the 34th annual New Zealand Fringe Festival is hosting a vast variety of boundary pushing local and international talent in February and March 2024, happening at more than 50 performance spaces throughout Te Whanganui-a-Tara.

   New Zealand Fringe Festival 2024 Programme Launched

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   Where can I Buy NZ Fringe tickets?

   • Festival tickets will go live on the NZ Fringe website (fringe.co.nz) tonight and will be available to purchase from the box office from the 7th of February. Just in time for a thoughtful Christmas gift or a summer treat to yourself! NZ Fringe events will be hosted at 50 performance spaces across the Wellington Region in 2024.

   New Zealand Fringe Festival 2024 Programme Launched

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8. www.muzic.net.nz › news › 15749New Zealand Fringe Festival is back for 2024 and supporting ...

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   Nov 29, 2023 · The New Zealand Fringe Festival (NZ Fringe) launches its 2024 programme in just two weeks, on Thursday 14 December. The programme will feature an outstanding line-up of more than 160 local and international artists, who will present their innovative events across NZ Fringe’s three-week season in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, from 16 February to 9 March 2024.