Arts & Culture
Clear Autumn Book Review
Take Two by Danielle Hawkins Reading is many things – from the deadly serious and cerebral to the uplifting and unifying. Sometimes…
Take Two by Danielle Hawkins Reading is many things – from the deadly serious and cerebral to the uplifting and unifying. Sometimes…
Reading needn’t be a solitary activity. Neither does the pleasure have to end when you turn over the last page. Every book…
Some 35 Maori artifacts/taonga Maori collected by late Martinborough businessman George Pain, likely from the South Wairarapa region, are on exhibition in…
We live in a constant state of crisis. Fires rip through forests, flood waters erode coastlines, wars tear cities to the ground,…
Recently formed after a corridor conversation at Marsden School where they’re all itinerant music teachers,, the Amiki Trio’s vocalist Barbara Paterson, flautist…
“Whether Violent or Natural” by Natasha Calder This debut novel was published late last year from a young author known for her…
Delegates from Booktowns around the globe will visit Featherston and the region as the town hosts the International Organisation of Booktowns Global…
Wairarapa concert-goers raved about Nikolai Saratovsky on his all-too-brief visit to New Zealand last year. The master pianist is a highly-regarded professor…
Ngā mihi o te tau hou – Happy New Year! We hope everyone had a restful summer break and read some good…
All are welcome to an afternoon with illustrator & folklorist Peter Stevenson. Peter lives in a “seaweedy town” on the west coast…
The Greytown Music Group Concert Series 2024 is ready to roll. Ed and Juliet Cooke, organisers of the annual Greytown Music Group…
The hot days of summer are prime reading times for me. Rebecca Yarros’ ‘Fourth Wing’ is a science fantasy novel pitched at…