Spotlight on the next generation of artists
The Waiheke Youth Art Awards are fast approaching, with entries closing at 9pm this Sunday 13 September. This is the fifth consecutive year of...
Cinema screens Sam Neill September
To celebrate Sir Sam Neill’s golden career on the silver screen, Waiheke Community Cinema is hosting Sam Neill September. Every weekend in September the...
The Broken Heartbreakers make island debut
Beloved Kiwi indie folk band, The Broken Heartbreakers, will make their debut on the island this month in the midst of a nationwide tour...
The funkiest junk
An eclectic mix of sustainable costumes adorned the hall at Te Huruhi as Junk to Funk 2026 registered another massive success.
Coordinator Denisa Kolouchova says...
Junk to Funk: Showcasing the fashion of sustainability
With just days to go, Junk to Funk is gearing up to bring another colourful celebration of creativity, sustainability and community to the Te...
Gallery pitches community ceramic studio
The island’s pottery spaces are bursting at the seams after long-term efforts to cultivate the craft on the island bear fruit. But finding new...
Farewell to a man whose character was defined by ‘salt and hard labour’
“I’ve never been to a funeral in my life. Don’t want anyone at mine. My carcass will be dropped in the deep, off Mayor...
‘Riot on the rock’ brings Syndrome to the motu
The island will host a full throttle heavy music lineup on Saturday 15 August, with bands Sprawl and Charlie’s Vendetta set to take the...
