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The Best of Spark Lab return

The Best of Spark Lab return


A retrospective “Best of Spark Lab” series will kick off in October, featuring this year’s most popular Spark Lab speakers and events.

Spark Lab is an innovation and ideas workshop space located in Britomart’s Seafarers building. It gives attendees access to New Zealand’s leading thinkers across themes such as music, fashion, tech, architecture & spaces, art & design, food & beverage, and film.

Previous instalments of Spark Lab featured events curated around a monthly theme and proved popular with many booking out well ahead of time. This month Spark Lab brings all the best events from previous sessions together, giving more Spark customers the chance to explore new ideas, experiences, and creative disciplines.

Two newcomers have also been invited to present this month, Topshop & Topman and graffiti artist Askew One. They will join returning presenters including musician Hollie Smith, Metro editor at large Simon Wilson, architect Nat Cheshire, Jordan Rondel aka The Caker, and Jess Mentis aka the Jellyologist.
Spark Senior Planning Manager for Home, Mobile & Business Jodene Murphy hopes these events will excite and inspire all those who attend.

“Kiwis are looking for new ways of engaging with the world around them. That’s what Spark Lab is all about.

“At Spark, we’re focused on bringing our customers the newest tech, the latest ideas and the opportunity to do amazing things. Spark Lab is one way of stimulating ideas and new ways of thinking.”

Events are open exclusively to Spark customers. Tickets and a full timetable of this month’s free events are available at www.spark.co.nz/sparklab.

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