GCAC Whangarei Youth Open Day
Schedule
Sat Jan 31 2026 at 01:00 am to 03:00 am
UTC+13:00Location
Whangārei Intermediate School | Whangarei, NO
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Are you wanting to come see what Glass Ceiling Arts Collective Whangarei Youth programme 7-14 is all about?Visit us at our Open Day.
When- Saturday 31st January
Where-Whangarei Intermediate School Hall
Time- 11-1
At Glass Ceiling Arts Collective, we break barriers through creativity.
We empower kids from low-decile communities and children with special needs through dance, performance, and expressive arts.
Join us in creating confidence and belonging.
In Whangarei we focus on dancing, acting and music. We perform at community events (optional), local dance competitions (optional) and do yearly theatre shows.
Please email [email protected] if you are interested in attending our open day.
Image description- Overall colour palette- The background uses a smooth gradient shifting from deep navy/indigo at the top into purple and magenta tones toward the middle and bottom. Accent shapes (the oval info bubbles) are a soft teal/aqua, which contrasts clearly against the darker background.
The bottom section fades into a blue–purple gradient bar, giving a polished, professional finish.
On stage, the lighting adds hot pink, purple, and hints of gold, creating a dramatic, theatrical feel.
Text & layout-
At the very top is the Glass Ceiling Arts Collective logo, in white, framed by a thin teal rectangular outline.The main headline is large, bold, and all caps in white, centred and easy to read:
“INCLUSIVE YOUTH PERFORMING ARTS CLASSES IN WHANGAREI ON SATURDAYS IN 2026 – JAN 31ST OPEN DAY”
Two teal oval callouts sit below the headline:
Left oval (Where): Whangārei Intermediate School 32 Rust Avenue
Regent, Whangārei 0112
Right oval (When):
Saturday the 31st Jan
11–1:00pm
Ages 7–14
Limited Spaces
At the bottom, in white text on a blue-purple gradient:
A short description explains that The Glass Ceiling Arts Collective is a charity supporting people from marginalised communities, especially young people with disabilities.
Contact information is clearly displayed:
[email protected]
Imagery-
The main image shows a group of young performers on stage, mid-performance.
They are wearing flowing red costumes that stand out vividly against the darker background.
One performer is holding large, shimmering wing-like props that reflect gold and green highlights.
There is thick purple-pink stage fog across the bottom of the image, adding drama and depth.
The performers appear joyful and expressive, reinforcing the themes of inclusion, creativity, and confidence.
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Where is it happening?
Whangārei Intermediate School, 32 Rust Avenue,Whangarei, Northland, New ZealandEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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