Paraparaumu College Charity Concert
Malu Jonas, Acting TIC Music, Paraparaumu College says there is keen anticipation for the upcoming fundraising concert for Mary Potter Hospice that the students of […]
Arts
Legally Blonde – reviewed by Andrew London
I can never see a show at Southwards without reflecting on what a legacy old Sir Len has left us here on the Kāpiti Coast; […]
Ōtaki to host powerful Māori Theatre work Out the Gate
A groundbreaking Māori theatre production exploring incarceration and healing will take the stage in Ōtaki this month. Out the Gate, written by Helen Pearse-Otene and […]
Couple of Dames feature on Kapiti silver screen
Grace: A Prayer for Peace is featuring at the Shoreline Cinema in Waikanae (see time and link below). The pair of Dames Robin White and […]
Coastal Rhythms for Kapiti
Coastal Rhythms are celebrating the start of a new season with their first of many dance music events right here on the Kāpiti Coast. The […]
A Cautionary Tale for NZ’s Art Curriculum Shift
By Micheline Robinson When Will walked into his high school art classroom as a 16-year-old student, he carried more than a sketchbook. He carried the […]
First dementia-friendly art show at Toi MAHARA
Toi MAHARA is hosting Portraits, an exhibition of work by participants from the second dementia-friendly art programme initiated by architect and artist Hester Paul.Ms Paul […]
Soup Sunday at The Kilns at Te Horo
The Kilns at Te Horo have two exiting events coming up in September. “Our current Artist in Residence Exhibition is on the 27th & 28th September AND […]
Style and Flair at the Kapiti Mary Potter Hospice Fashion Show
Organisers are promising an unforgettable evening of style, creativity, and community at the Mary Potter Hospice Fashion Show. The Fashion show will be “featuring fabulous […]
Kapiti WEA hosts speakers Shani Pillai and Joji Jacob
Ikat-weaving traditions – from Sari to Sarong – is the topic of guest speakers Shani Pillai and Joji Jacob in a Waikanae event hosted by […]