Arts & Culture
New Work to Premiere at Martinborough Music Festival
“I am very excited to premiere a very beautiful new piece written for the Festival by Anthony Ritchie for bassoon and string…
“I am very excited to premiere a very beautiful new piece written for the Festival by Anthony Ritchie for bassoon and string…
If you are of retirement age and would like to meet other South Wairarapa retired people then the Tauherenikau Friendship Club (formerly…
You may never have met Mike. You may not even be sure who he is, but if you are reading this you…
A local pest control initiative – Predator Free Martinborough – has been expanding its network of traps in vineyards around the village.…
Following a successful concert given in late 2022 which raised funds for the Ukrainian Crisis Appeal, the Martinborough String Quartet recently held…
In February 2004, Lisa and Frank Cornelissen returned from England, where Lisa had been managing the Corporate Rebranding for Unilever. Frank had…
The Martinborough Wine and Food Society had a great evening at the TOP PUB in Greytown. The unusual highlight was the Ostrich…
‘Have you ever wondered about that old Mah Jong set in your attic or deep in a cupboard? It belonged to your…
Auckland pianist Stephen De Pledge is one of the most exciting and versatile musicians of his generation, and the Greytown Music Group…
Light pollution round the world is making the darkness above the earth “literally disappear,” and taking with it the ability of people…
Have you kept that special dress, handbag, shoes, or even the whole outfit in the back of your wardrobe? It could be…
There are two themes in this month’s column: rates and getting around our community. In late April or May, the Council will…