Otaki Reservior ready to flow
The newest piece of water infrastructure for Kāpiti, the brand new 5.5 million litre Ōtaki Reservoir, is ready to flow, boosting the stored water supply […]
Lifestyle
Age-Friendly Kapiti and the impact on business
By Kevin Burrows Over 26% of Kāpiti residents are over the age of sixty-five, and 27.5% are over the age of sixty. These percentages are […]
Kapiti seniors trapped by time
Kāpiti Grey Power spokesperson Keith Wood says Kāpiti senior residents are getting a poor deal relative to other centres and face an effective public transport […]
Early construction begins on Waikanae Library – Te Ara Whetu
Early works in advance of the main construction have started on new Waikanae Library – Te Ara Whetū, reports Kāpiti Coast District Council. Brendan Owens, […]
Kapiti gets live art at Copperfield Collective
In celebration of Matariki 2025 and this year’s theme “Matariki ki te Wai” (Matariki of the Water), Copperfield Collective is hosting a live painting session by renowned […]
Jenn Leov exhibit at The Kilns at Te Horo
Sculptures in clay will be a core part of Jenn Leov’s end of residency exhibition at The Kilns at Te Horo. The two-day exhibition will […]
Kapiti Coast Coffee Trail
Fuel your Kāpiti Coast visit (or staycation) with a journey to some of the best coffee spots in town. Our Kāpiti Coffee Trail guide connects […]
Moth Quartet float into Toi Mahara
Moth Quartet, formed in 2023, is a string quartet of composers — Tristan Carter (violin), Salina Fisher (violin), Elliot Vaughan (viola), and Nicholas Denton Protsack […]
Matariki and Early Paekākāriki History Exhibition
Paekākāriki Station Museum presents an exhibition showcasing the early history of Paekākāriki – as well as celebrating Matariki – through stories, speakers, displays, poetry and […]
Kapiti Women’s Expo returns for its 9th Year
The Kāpiti Women’s Expo has been growing rapidly and is now one of the major annual events on the Kāpiti calendar. The Kāpiti Women’s Expo […]