Arts & Culture
Town Swings to Big Band
Jazz in Martinborough 2025 Sells Out “Couldn’t be much happier, really,” says Jazz in Martinborough Festival Music Director Lee Quayle. “Both our…
Jazz in Martinborough 2025 Sells Out “Couldn’t be much happier, really,” says Jazz in Martinborough Festival Music Director Lee Quayle. “Both our…
Across the country electricity costs have risen affecting business and homeowners alike. In the Wairarapa the cost of electricity has increased by…
n astronomy bequest made 12 years ago has come to fruition as the new star-gazing Cretney Observatory, a major new dark sky…
Is it time for Martinborough to celebrate again the mighty Himalayan Oak? The tree that connects this town to northwest India and…
It’s been sitting on the eastern side of The Square for more than 130 years. From the outside, the entryway is small,…
“Fly me to the Moon” goes the song lyric but for dark sky company Spacewardbound on a cloudy day it’s virtual reality,…
Douglas Villa’s players must have wondered if they’d taken a wrong turn when they saw a sign welcoming them to Martinborough’s “Stadium…
Talking to Frank Aldridge, I get the sense of someone who has travelled on a journey, following a diverse, but clearly thought…
It’s been a while since you’ve heard from us and can we say that we haven’t been on holiday! Quite the opposite…
The message works! Our request last month for a trimming person has been answered. We are overjoyed to have a “lawn mowing…
We had a fantastic turnout at our recent Mitre 10 Ladies Night, with plenty of bubbles, nibbles, and hands-on learning. Attendees got…
At Heartland Services, we’re proud to be part of the vibrant Martinborough community – offering a wide range of support, advice, and…