‘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 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
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 ...
Sunday 12 May 10:30am
Bring your little ones to the Featherston Library to experience the joy of listening to one of Aotearoa’s beloved children’s writers and illustrators Gavin Bishop. His many books include Joy Cowley’s ...
Sunday 12 May 10:30am
Robin Ramsden shows you how to make a 4th century Nag Hammadi codex. Her design is reusable and the leather will last long after you fill your notebook, and with her written instructions you can make your own at home. ...
Sunday 12 May 11:00am
What does it mean to be a modern All Black, expected to perform at a mental and physical peak when player body mass has increased by 30% since the 1960s and new research is showing the horrifying impact of head injuries ...
Sunday 12 May 11:30am
Book collecting is variously described as a passion, an obsession and even a disease. Bookselling the same. Bookseller Ruth Shaw (Bookshop Dogs) and book collector Tony Eyre (The Book Collector) talk about the ...
Sunday 12 May 11:30am
Mother's Day at Karahui: Bloom & Brushes This Mother's Day, treat the special women in your life to an unforgettable afternoon at the scenic Karahui!
We've partnered with Ventana Creatives to present "Bloom & Brushes," ...
Sunday 12 May 11:30am
When floods devastated Hawke’s Bay, Catherine Robertson was taken by the story of a cat called Pearl who survived the destruction of her family home. She got illustrator Fifi Colston and Penguin Random House on ...