Arts & Culture
Kahutara Taxidermy Museum
A treasure trove of animals displayed at the Kahutara Taxidermy Museum is a wonderful surprise. John Mc Cosh opened the Museum in…
A treasure trove of animals displayed at the Kahutara Taxidermy Museum is a wonderful surprise. John Mc Cosh opened the Museum in…
There has been plenty of reason to be wearing gumboots lately, but how about adding some glamour and entering this year’s Glamour…
Our Winter exhibitions focus on the past, present and future. Headlining the Main Gallery is Rebecca Steedman with her exhibition Time Beds,…
Martinborough Library (on behalf of the Wairarapa Library Service) congratulates 12-year old Polly Potts on winning third place in her age category…
Matchmaking? No doubt you readers are already jumping to conclusions, but rest assured, it’s not what you’re thinking. I was delighted to…
“Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts” by Josie Shapiro. Winner of the inaugural Allen and Unwin Commercial Fiction Prize. The title attracted…
Jazz in Martinborough returns in 2023 with an old favourite, the Nairobi Trio, and the “mystical and lyrical” Lucien Johnson Quartet. The…
“I am very excited to premiere a very beautiful new piece written for the Festival by Anthony Ritchie for bassoon and string…
Auckland pianist Stephen De Pledge is one of the most exciting and versatile musicians of his generation, and the Greytown Music Group…
This year two interesting double-reed instruments – the oboe and the bassoon – will join the familiar core of wonderful strings and…
You might wonder what brought this on – a column on cheating? On most occasions my ideas are inspired by something I’ve…