‘Turangawaewae’ encapsulates the profound concept of finding one’s place - a deeply rooted sense of identity and connection. In this exhibition of the work of Wairarapa artists, the artists illustrate ...
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Sunday 12 May 09:30am
Joy Cowley wrote, “Storytelling is natural to children. They find meaning in the stories they hear, and they make meaning with the stories they tell.” However, successful writing for children is a specialist ...
Sunday 12 May 09:30am
The Stallkeepers Greytown Market is a boutique market situated in the heart of Greytown.
Come and meet the makers, creators and artists and browse their beautiful products.
Sunday 12 May 09:30am
Steve Braunias is an author, columnist, journalist and literary editor of Newsroom. He is also one of the country’s leading writers of satire and his 2021 book Missing Persons won the Ngaio Marsh Award for Best ...
Sunday 12 May 10:00am
As a contemporary history painter Lisa Chandler seeks out that which defines our time – the forces that have created this moment. It is impossible for her to ignore the various crises that we face, and with ...
Sunday 12 May 10:00am
King Street Artworks biennial exhibition showing works from their 2023 programme.
King Street Artworks is a free, open-door creative space supporting the mental-health and wellbeing of the community. They facilitate ...
Sunday 12 May 10:00am
‘Turangawaewae’ encapsulates the profound concept of finding one’s place - a deeply rooted sense of identity and connection. In this exhibition of the work of Wairarapa artists, the artists illustrate ...
Sunday 12 May 10:00am
'Towards Compostela' author Catharina van Bohemen first read 'Pride and Prejudice' when she was fourteen and has read and taught Jane Austen ever since. In 2015 she wrote two chapbooks, 'Letter to ...
Sunday 12 May 10:00am
Kiwis in Conflict was published in 1996 as Scars on the Heart to mark Auckland Museum’s permanent exhibition of two centuries of New Zealand at war. Republished in 2008 with new chapters on our UN commitments, it ...