The Odyssey – Movie Review
Christopher Nolan’s long-awaited film adaptation of the Odyssey brings Homer’s epic back to the center of public attention. Yet one fundamental question remains surprisingly open: What is […]
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Mother Courage and Her Children on stage in Kapiti
What does it take to survive when the world around you is falling apart? That question sits at the heart of Mother Courage and Her Children, […]
Cello and Piano Concert in Waikanae
Two of New Zealand’s finest musicians join forces to present a much- anticipated cello and piano recital in Waikanae on Sunday 13 September. Andrew Joyce […]
Exhibition – Lessons from Zoe
A personal reflection by Serra Clark My baby Zoe was stillborn at term in October 2021. This October, during babyloss awareness month, will be the […]
Coastal Creatives Gallery set to celebrate milestone
Coastal Creatives Gallery & Gift Shop is celebrating a milestone – the first complete year of creativity, community, and connection at Coastlands, Paraparaumu. “What began […]
Kapiti Embroiderers’ Guild exhibition extended
The stunning exhibition featuring works from the Kāpiti Embroiderers’ Guild has had a week extension and is open until this Thursday (Sept 3) at the […]
David McGill – The Notetaker in Kapiti Launch
Paekākārikian David McGill is a New Zealand social historian and fiction writer who has published 64 books. And now he is about to launch his definitive […]
Brent Wong: from the artist’s collection – final week at Mahara
The superb exhibition of Brent Wong paintings at the Kāpiti district gallery Toi Mahara is in its final week and ends on Sunday. Entry is […]
Tony — Movie Review
On now at the Shoreline Cinema in Waikanae is Tony which offers an engaging and surprisingly intimate look at the young Anthony Bourdain, long before […]
Wellington is the campus for Victoria University Open Day
Wellington is the campus for Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, and the institution is inviting the next generation to come and experience Open Day […]