K.B.G. Purple/Kahurangi Bronsson-George is a professional violinist, contortionist, mime artist and dancer to name a few of his skills, and has been performing professionally across Aotearoa for the last ...
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Friday 18 October 10:00am
Self guided tours include: a map, an 8-minute AV which takes you on a tour of the henge and explains everything.
Take yourself around the henge but return to the Vistiors' Centre as many times as you wish to ask ...
Friday 18 October 10:00am
The Pointon Collection showcases gowns from local families. With a gown from 1923, the bride's photo & information plus a group of wedding guests in original clothing of the era, then similar displays for 1935, 1946 and ...
Friday 18 October 10:00am
At ConArt Gallery & Studios, the art and artists refresh every 4 weeks so that art-lovers can browse and buy something different each time they visit.
We call them Blocks. Block 11 of 2019 starts on Wednesday 16 ...
Friday 18 October 10:00am
A great slice of New Zealand’s Farming History - Well worth a visit!
The Museum is housed in two century-old historic woolsheds, relocated and situated in the cultural heart of Masterton.
At The Wool Shed you ...
Friday 18 October 10:00am
A wondrous showcase of art by hundreds of Wairarapa students, this is Aratoi’s longest running annual exhibition, proudly supported by Breadcraft since the 1980s.
Exhibition Opening:
Saturday, 5 October, 2pm
All ...
Friday 18 October 10:00am
Come and join us!
We are a group of ladies ranging in age from the late 40's into the 80's who enjoy company as we craft. We knit, embroider, crochet, mend, spin - whatever takes our fancy. Having started out as a ...
Friday 18 October 10:00am
The carvings of Wairarapa-based artist Harry Watson speak of the culture clash between colonial and post-colonial New Zealand by recreating and subverting the narrative of our country’s history.
Harry Watson has ...
Friday 18 October 10:00am
Aratoi celebrates its 50th birthday in 2019 with this exhibition of Taonga Māori, huia, moa bones, botanical sketches, James Bragge’s photographs of early settlement, a ship's biscuit from 1869, significant art works ...