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Auckland Heritage Festival: Frozen Music

Sun, 28 Sept

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St Mary's-in-Holy Trinity

Celebrate the architectural and musical legacy of St Mary's-in-Holy Trinity, one of Auckland's iconic taonga. Architectural historian. Dr Ian Lochhead, will present a talk on Benjamin Mountfort followed by Dr Philip Smith who will showcase the church organ's unique sound and significance. Koha entry

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Auckland Heritage Festival: Frozen Music
Auckland Heritage Festival: Frozen Music

Time & Location

28 Sept 2025, 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm

St Mary's-in-Holy Trinity, 446 Parnell Road, Parnell, Auckland 1052, New Zealand

About the event

Entry by koha.

Frozen Music celebrates the architectural and musical legacy of St Mary's-in-Holy Trinity, one of Auckland's iconic taonga. Architectural historian Dr Ian Lochhead will present a talk on Benjamin Mountfort, the visionary 19th century architect behind this remarkable Gothic Revival structure.


Following the talk, Cathedral Organist Dr Philip Smith will perform a recital on the church's historic organ, showcasing its unique sound and significance.

Join this memorable daytime event that blends history, music, and design in a space where architecture and sound come together in perfect harmony.


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446 Parnell Road

Parnell

Auckland 1052

New Zealand

 

PO Box 37-148

Parnell

Auckland 1151

New Zealand

Emergency contact during the holiday:

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Regular Visiting Hours 

Monday - Saturday 10am - 3pm

Sunday 12pm - 3pm

Holiday Visiting Hours 

As regular visiting hours except for:

Christmas Day closed after services

Boxing Day closed

Regular Office Hours

Monday - Thursday 10am - 3pm

Friday - Sunday closed

Holiday Office Hours 

Please note the the Cathedral office is closed between 19 December and 12 January 2026.

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