Celebrating Matariki.
On the 23rd of June celebrate Matariki at Pukaha from 6pm.
Enjoy a shared traditional hangi for Kai and then take a hosted night walk starting with an introduction to Matariki followed by a ...
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Saturday 23 June 08:30am
An exhibition of sculpture and paintings by Andrew de Boer.
‘Biosquare’ is an installation of sculpture and paintings, which has its origins in my response to the Transcendental Art of my Guru, Adi Da ...
Saturday 23 June 09:00am
At the gateway to the Wairarapa, you'll discover an artisan deli for dogs.
Treat your pooch to gourmet, grain free, free range doggytreats. Made with only the freshest, locally sourced, human-grade ingredients. ...
Saturday 23 June 09:00am
The Wairarapa Farmers’ Market is held every Saturday from 9am to 1pm (rain or shine!), undercover at The Farriers Bar and Eatery, 4 Queen St North, Masterton.
Entry is on the north end of Chapel and Queen Streets, ...
Saturday 23 June 09:00am
This one day class will give you an introduction to all of the basic skills and techniques of upholstery, through making your own footstool from scratch.
You’ll also gain an insight into those ‘tricks of the ...
Saturday 23 June 10:00am
This is a Monster Book Fair with books for everyone in support of First Church Martinborough. We are holding the event at the Hau Ariki Marae and there is no protocol to come into the community hall where the book fair ...
Saturday 23 June 10:00am
Helping themselves to the healing power of art.
King street artworks is a creative space in the heart of Masterton supporting the mental health and well-being of the whole community. This show features an atypical ...
Saturday 23 June 10:00am
Thirteen jewellery artists are featured in the Wairarapa for six weeks in an exhibition of their exquisite contemporary jewellery design.
Jewellery is perhaps the most personal of all the arts. Humans have been ...
Saturday 23 June 10:00am
Aratoi holds a large collection of taonga Maori, entrusted to our care by Maori and Pakeha families.
Many of the woven taonga – korowai, kete and piupiu - had been owned by local families since the 1800s.
The ...