Big-name headline artists are set to make this summer’s entertainment programme at NPDC’s TSB Festival of Lights the best yet - and punters can see them all for free!

A ground-breaking art installation curated by two artists and Massey staff members Rachael Rakena and Mike Bridgman, Mana Moana, is back on the water in Wellington this week with a spectacular showcase of contemporary art.

DUNEDIN, 2020- After four years of gigs, geographical separation, and a nationwide lockdown, The Dense is finally set to release their debut, self titled album on November 27th. The album was recorded in Dunedin and features eleven original alternative rock tracks.

Small-scale ‘take-home’ versions of Beethoven, Mozart and other European public music of the nineteenth century reveal a lot about the social lives of women - that, for instance, at-home music-making was not just a way to have fun, but also a chance for education, canon formation and social-n

In the largest exhibition ever presented by Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, Toi Tū Toi Ora: Contemporary Māori Art offers insights into the development of Māori art from the 1950s to the present day.

Coca-Cola New Zealand is bringing its annual Christmas musical extravaganza to The Breeze in New Zealand’s first ever fully live radio show to help raise much needed funds for Youthline.

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to conduct musicians, you’ll have the opportunity to pick up a baton and have a go in a day of free events by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra in Wellington on Friday.

The third-year students of Whitireia Community Polytechnic’s acting course are exceptionally excited for their upcoming production. Peer Gynt (BATS Theatre, 17-21 November) marks the group’s first - and only - publicly performed show for 2020.

New Zealand filmmaker and novelist James Morcan today announced he will be directing and starring in a movie adaptation of his new release novel Anno 2020. The film will also be Morcan’s directorial debut.

With the rest of the world teetering on the edge of lockdown or hamstrung by social distancing the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra (APO) has defiantly announced its 2021 season.