Entertainment
Ocean health focus of mural project
International and national artists will flood into Gisborne next month for a mass mural project that focuses on ocean health. The internationals — yet to …
Buzz on The Block
The judges thought Beebox Honey co-owner Mike Burt’s bee box table was too rustic for Amy Moore and Stu Watts’s chic dining area in reality …
Mountain to fountain
Guitar-jangle pop band The Chills’ much anticipated album Snow Bound ploughs into our lives tomorrow — the day before the Dunedin band performs in Gisborne. …
Anei Matou — This is us
A history of Central School is the subject of a play to be performed by the school’s 430 students next week. Called Anei Matou (This …
Let the light in
Eternal sacred light
What's on this week in Gisborne?
Saturday September 15 to Sunday September 23
Last chance
The final performance in Tairawhiti Museum’s Sunday afternoon concert series will be presented by Claudia and Sophie Tarrant-Matthews. The sisters are studying piano and violin …
Play festival promises 10-minute gems
Night. An empty stage. Enter . . . you, with a script written by you and your team within 48 hours before you perform it …
First R & V line-up
Rhythm and Vines music festival organisers have just made their first announcement of acts for this year’s three-day hoolie at Waiohika Estate. Among the more …
Out of the earth, into the light
The theme of whakamarama (to illuminate) filters through former Ministry of Works draughtsman Michael Liddell’s drawings in the Gisborne District Council’s customer service area. The …
Here for the thaw
1980s band The Chills to perform in Gisborne as part of their Snow Bound Tour
What's on around Gisborne?
Entertainment listings from September 1-9
Music from the state of theta
Music reviewer James Belfield calls Neil and Liam Finn’s new album, Lightsleeper, a work of genius. Another reviewer, Pablo Gorondi, says with its “dreamy atmospheres, …
It was... it...was...
Mayhem and murder
Don't worry about it
If Gisborne groovers from the Sandown, River Bar and DB Hotel days distilled every rocking song that got the cigarette-burned, beer-slopped dance floor jumping they …
Do be do be do be do
Gisborne musician deliberately stays away from blues in soon-to-be-released album
The Way
Surf doco to screen at the Dome, September 1
Happy chaos in unique collaboration
A riff from Duke Ellington’s 1942 jazz composition C Jam Blues provided a starting point for Girls’ High students to improvise on during day two …
Get ready for Kings of the Gym
He held auditions for Stars In Their Eyes earlier this year then co-produced a Let’s Go Back To the ‘80s dress up night. James Packman …
Flashes of light in the darkness
On the phone, Enoch’s lead singer Lorraine Brodie sounds like a small girl but onstage she roars like a demon. Possibly not the smartest observation. …
Four-legged Art
Talented artist captures expressive likenesses of companion animals
Sound world for landfall
Turanga-nui will have its world premiere in Gisborne next month
R&V says see ya to scammers & scalpers
Ticket scammers and scalpers who rip off Rhythm and Vines’ party people will be left out in the cold thanks to a new R&V partnership. …
We Gotta Get Into This Place
The White House seems an appropriate venue to acknowledge Vietnam Veterans Day — even if the leader of the free world has compared his work …
Big day out for words that don’t go to the edge of the page
Radiating Awesomeness is the name of a live poetry jam planned for Gisborne’s part in National Poetry Day next week. National Poetry Day falls on …
Lost Tribe discovered in New Zealand
The band’s deep skanking reggae base splashed with ska, metal, rock and blues has made waves in the New Zealand music scene
What's on around the district?
All your entertainment news for the coming week
Classical guitar at the museum
Transcribed for classical guitar, a Venetian folk tune that encourages licentiousness and pleasure features in the programme for Tairawhiti Museum’s Sunday afternoon concert. Performing under …
All the world’s a stage
Graeme Nicoll created an economical solution for the Unity production's stage design
The 80s Show
In the early 1900s, imported artist Christopher Perkins introduced to New Zealand a hard-edged style of painting that fitted well with the quest for a …
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