A truth universally acknowledged: Austen Found at Artworks
Expect charming suitors, meddlesome mothers, tight breeches and surprisingly well-educated girls painting a vivid picture in song, dance and passionate handholding when Austen Found:...
Lawrence Arabia set to perform intimate solo show
Cult music star Lawrence Arabia will bring his unique blend of 1970s West Coast Americana and Kiwi indie pop to Waiheke as he takes...
Oneroa gallery to close after 25 years
After 25 years, one of Waiheke’s long-standing art galleries, Paora, is closing for good by the end of this month.
Artist, jeweller and sculptor Paora...
Stunning style on show at Junk to Funk
Junk to Funk 2025 landed with style to a packed Te Huruhi School Hall last weekend. An artistic parade of fashion creations left judges...
An ‘honest and raw’ evening with Julia Deans
Beginning her career as the frontwoman for Fur Patrol, Julia Deans has cemented her place as one of Aotearoa’s most iconic performers. It’s been...
Drawing on experience: Roger Mason’s latest graphic novel released
In a dystopian future, human beings fight impossible odds against a race of gigantic alien invaders. Like frightened mice, the humans, evading their alien...
Kotahi Aroha
Kotahi Aroha celebrated another successful year as breathtaking kapa haka and waiata rang out from Piritahi Marae on Sunday. The annual festival saw nine...
Waiheke Community Art Gallery celebrates 30 year anniversary
Te Whare Taonga o Waiheke (Waiheke Community Art Gallery) began its 30-year anniversary celebration on Saturday with a well-attended gathering of past board members,...
