Steinway Open Day Sunday 21 October – ARCHIVE ONLY
STEINWAY OPEN DAY RETURNING TO BAYCOURT THIS LABOUR WEEKEND!
Local musicians can tickle the magnificent ivories of Baycourt Community and Art Centre stunning Steinway D-274...
Diwali Festival to spread love, light, colour and sound in Tauranga this labour weekend
Tauranga's Historic Village is set to welcome the summer season with a sensory extravaganza celebrating the world-famous Indian Festival of Diwali.
Festival to be...
Implementing zero waste behaviours within marae
Para Kore Marae Incorporated is a community-based, not-for-profit, Māori organisation (by Māori, for Māori) established in 2008 to deliver waste minimisation education and training...
The Charitable Stage Company presents ‘Moonlight’ – ARCHIVE ONLY
Theatrical dance production to support Vector Charitable Trust in Te Puke
Deserved of our support, 'Moonlight' is the outstanding new theatrical dance production performing at...
Special screening – Oceans 8 at RIALTO Tauranga !! – ARCHIVE ONLY
Diary now - Wednesday 13th June 2018, 7:30 pm!
Tauranga Waldorf School's Class 5 are busy fundraising for their upcoming Olympics camp. They have created...
Māori Wardens spread safety net in Katikati
Behind the scenes in Katikati a group of volunteers spends every waking hour dedicated to helping local people in need – youth at risk,...
16th Ave Theatre – Stepping Out
23 November to 8 December 2018 (Comedy)
By Richard Harris | Directed by Merv Beets
Synopsis: This is a rollicking comedy about the attempts of some...
Migrants shine with public speaking skills
On 16 December 2017, 12 Tauranga migrants sat a whole-day exam to qualify for a Speech New Zealand certificate in Professional Speaking. The exam...
The Perfect Murder – ARCHIVE ONLY
16th Avenue Theatre
The Perfect Murder (Mystery/Comedy)
9 to 24 March 2018
By Peter James
Directed by Melissa Osgood
Synopsis: Victor Smiley and his wife Joan have been married for a very...
The Lunisolar Reality of Matariki
Matariki is the Māori name for the cluster of stars also known as the Pleiades. It rises in mid-winter and for many Māori, it heralds the start of a new year. Matariki literally means the 'eyes of god' (mata ariki) or 'little eyes' (mata riki).














































































