Kāpiti District Gallery – the realisation of lofty goals
A large crowd, fine weather and a carnival atmosphere combined to create a memorable reopening for Kāpiti’s district public art gallery, Toi MAHARA. The redevelopment […]
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Kapiti Volunteers in the Pink
The New Zealand Breast Cancer foundation believes that one day, no one will die of breast cancer, and a big part of that ambition relates […]
‘Low Mow’ trial to reduce costs and emissions
A new sustainable meadow will sprout in Raumati this spring as part of a trial to find new ways of managing open space on the […]
Artist Darcy Nicholas accepts Toi MAHARA appointment
Distinguished contemporary Māori artist and arts administrator Darcy Nicholas, who recentlyreceived the Tauranga Moana Award for enduring artistic contribution, has accepted aninvitation to become Patron […]
Steam Inc and the Semi Circle Rail Cruise
This diesel hauled train will run from Wellington, heading north along the western coastline picking up passengers at Porirua, Paekākāriki, Paraparaumu, Waikanae, Ōtaki, Levin, Palmerston […]
Elvis to be seen in Te Horo Hall
Viva Las Vegas – Te Horo style – awaits lovers of retro with the staging of the Las Vegas Party fundraiser at the Te Horo […]
The Kilns choose First Resident Potter
Mixed media artist Adrienne Riseley will be the first Resident Potter at The Kilns at Te Horo. Adrienne, who originates from Lower Hutt has lived […]
Pamm Millage to present at Hypnosis Conference
Local Kāpiti / Horowhenua Hypnotherapist and Author, Pamm Millage, is one of a small group of New Zealand Professionals presenting at the Australian Hypnosis Conference […]
Kapiti hears Blitz Kids
During World War II while Bristol suffered terrible bombings, 18,000 children were separated from their families. Despite the efforts of authorities, more than half of […]
Kapiti Song of the Week
Nominate your song of the week for Kāpiti. It is easy – just needs to be a Kāpiti singer or song writer. Send your nomination […]