Uptown magazine, issue 11 is out in the world!
Uptown Business+AssociationOctober 16, 2025
Issue 11 of the Uptown Magazine is out now!
In Issue 11, we dive into everything that makes our precinct hum — from biking adventures (both indoor and outdoor) to a local Christmas gift guide full of ideas from Uptown retailers. We also take a look at how businesses are showing resilience in a tough economy, with insights from our recent panel discussion.
Discover new gems in the neighbourhood, including vintage treasure trove Pretty Suss, mid-century design haven Good Form, and creative hobby store Meta Life.
Pick up your copy from cafes, stores, and venues around Uptown, or check out the digital edition to read and share your favourite stories online.
Be part of the conversation as we reflect, celebrate, and plan ahead!
We welcome “Make Space” to Uptown Markets, event space, public art… joy!
What a day. The "First Look" day at Maungawhau Station welcomed thousands to experience the new station in Uptown.
Starting Saturday, August 8th you could win: A one-of-a-kind UPTOWN Platinum HOP card! Giving one winner free travel for a whole year on Auckland trains, buses, and inner harbour ferries! Plus 4 x $150 HOP cards up for grabs. How to enter: From August 8th visit an Uptown store, cafe or restaurant. Look for the counter card, scan the QR code, or enter the web address, and complete the online entry form.
Meet Your Neighbour: Remote Control Cafe We’re excited to welcome "Remote Control Cafe" to the Uptown neighbourhood.
We're looking forward to a fresh start
Meet your Neighbour, & Flowers We welcome “& Flowers" to the Uptown neighbourhood This week, we caught up with owner Nimna to hear about her journey and what inspired her to permanently set up in Uptown.
Our letter to the Prime Minister
Unsure where AI fits in your business? Uptown is funding 50 AI for Business licences for members - practical online training that builds confidence and shows your team exactly how to apply AI at work.
El Matador When Dining Out Became an Occasion in Auckland Words: Brent Kennedy Photography: Auckland Libraries Collection
