Arts & Culture
5th Wairarapa Film Festival celebrates local
Wairarapa Film Festival (May 21 – 25) marks five years of showcasing local film, art and storytelling in the heart of our…
Wairarapa Film Festival (May 21 – 25) marks five years of showcasing local film, art and storytelling in the heart of our…
‘Always Home, Always Homesick’ By Hannah Kent Hannah Kent is haunted. Not in your traditional sense by a sheet wearing spirit but by…
Aratoi is many things – it is a museum of art and history, but it’s also a place that offers insights into…
Just two road speed signs adorn Puruatanga Road – scene of mid-February’s fatal car vs multi-bike collision which killed a British tourist…
Throughout April and May, a series of fundraising initiatives will be held to support Indie Farrell, a two-year-old Martinborough local who, since…
Members of the Parish have been busy creating and erecting new signage at the entrance to the church. This acknowledges that it…
More than 30 of the world’s best Sommelier (wine stewards or wine waiters) have judged three Martinborough wines – and one from…
With the recent tragic indie bike/car accident on Puruatanga Road, it is timely to review a stretch of Kitchener Street which is…
“The guys at the Men’s Shed are fantastic,” said Aorangi Restoration Trust founder and patron Clive Paton. The Trust took in 25…
Three teenage boys arrived at the Clothing Swap’s St Andrew’s Church Hall venue with some clothes theirmum was donating and asked if they could…
Two more well-trained and experienced members of the Martinborough fire brigade are being farewelled this month – leaving gaps to fill in…
International Riesling Day struck the owners of Nga Waka winery as the ideal time to release their new 2024 Riesling last month.…