Arts & Culture
The Axeman’s Carnival by Catherine Chidgey
Everywhere the birds; sparrows and skylarks, thrushes and starlings, bellbirds and fantails and pipits – but above them and louder, the magpies.…
Everywhere the birds; sparrows and skylarks, thrushes and starlings, bellbirds and fantails and pipits – but above them and louder, the magpies.…
Print Council of New Zealand: Celebration 3 March 2023 – 4 June 2023 The exhibition brings together the work of printmakers across…
The Trust Board of the Martinborough Music Festival (MMF) is delighted that Donald Armstrong, the NZ Symphony Orchestra Associate Concertmaster, has accepted…
2022 from A to Z: PART TWO. I’m hoping you enjoyed Part One of my 2022 reflections. Here’s Part Two. J is…
Did you know WLS libraries operate as a shared service across Carterton and South Wairarapa? This means the libraries at Featherston, Greytown,…
I do enjoy Ian Rankin’s Rebus stories. However this book is not one of these but rather a combined biography, travelog, explanations…
2022 from A to Z: PART ONE. 2023 started fairly relaxed for me, which gave me time to muse on last year.…
The mural that graces the exterior walls of the Karahui Wine Bar and Eatery, and Tohi Gin room was an idea of…
Ed and Juliet Cooke are very excited about this year’s concert series, entitled Piandemonium! On 2 April internationally celebrated concert pianist Dr…
Stitch 4 Kids NZ is seeking cotton fabric donations for their current project ‘Dresses for Timor-Leste’. Shortly after moving from Napier to…
Conviction By Frank Chalmers The Australian Outback seems to be a favourite setting for crime novels with authors such as Jane Harper,…