Beauty of show has been in working together
The British invasion is on again
Whale Rider author Witi Ihimaera receives top French art honour
Cussword substitute has a name, and a band
Show is scheduled for October but planning already under way
Jones has shared the stage with artists such as Taj Mahal, Keb Mo, Norah Jones, Bob Dylan and Crowded House
Digital reproduction means public can now view work up close and personal
Mix of brass, double bass and guitar drive New Orleans jazz, swing, jive and bop
Listen to the indie-folk duo here
Air NZ 'fantastical' safety video features Tolaga Bay Wharf in an Alice in Wonderland-inspired scene
Everything's ready to go
Free ticket could be yours
Final Chorus design cabinet design has gone up
Next class takes a different approach
Cori Gonzales-Macuer performs at the Soho Bar on July 15
Boulton was a fan of hardcore genre but when he moved back to New Zealand in 2012 he turned to the banjo
48hour film making competition is coming up in August
Pou te Wharau: Echoes of our Ancestors, exhibition on at Te Wananga o Aotearoa
Night of Laughs with Urzila Carlson and support acts Vaughan King and comedian-magician Jarred Fell is on tomorrow
Dance troupe has Gisborne on itinerary
Black Grace’s new work contrasts with fear of darkness in the world, in artistic director Neil Ieremia's vision
Described as “the sound of brass with a touch of class”, Waikato ensemble will perform at Salvation Army Hall
Dark Water is a three-piece with a big, metally, harmonic sound, relentless drum action, driving guitar and changeable moods
"It’s easy to play. It sounds really happy.”
Former Lytton High School student Rutene Spooner’s stellar career in musical theatre brings the young tenor back to Gisborne next week
Country music + eclectic and hard to pin down
Eight artists, 100 days. Each artist chooses one creative activity and repeats it with a fresh work every day.
Everything's here
Cafe art round up
Funk, blues, bebop, jazz waltzes and Latin jazz feature in a John Mackill Sextet charity fundraiser
Comic has had a long journey from South Africa
More going on in Gizzy than in a pocketful of grasshoppers
