Aotearoa’s emerging hip-hop/RnB talent release powerful debut albums Music heals. Whether we’re listening to it or making it, music embraces us at our most vulnerable,
Bring the family for a picnic and enjoy seasonal music on the pepe, featuring local musicians, singers and a special visit from The Madeleines Trio Free event, but any donations
These projects are a testament to the artists’ hard work, dedication, and self-belief. Witness the culmination of their efforts as they release their projects simultaneously and perform live in the community that shaped them. Secure your tickets now and set aside an extra $20 for a limited edition signed CD, available exclusively on the night.
The sunlight filters through the window illuminating a glorious bunch of flowers on an old kitchen table. Inside, the basement studio is a hive of activity … heads are bowed over colourful creations as members of this group settle into their mahi.
When it comes to art, some folks are just born with it in their blood. They breathe creativity, they live it, and it becomes a part of who they are. Jenny McLeod, a local artist based in Thames, is one of those artists. With more than 30 years of experience in glassmaking, she’s got the magic touch, and she’s not afraid to share it with her community.
Aotearoa’s emerging hip-hop/RnB talent release powerful debut albums Music heals. Whether we’re listening to it or making it, music embraces us at our most vulnerable,
Bring the family for a picnic and enjoy seasonal music on the pepe, featuring local
These projects are a testament to the artists’ hard work, dedication, and self-belief. Witness the culmination of their efforts as they release their projects simultaneously and perform live in the community that shaped them. Secure your tickets now and set aside an extra $20 for a limited edition signed CD, available exclusively on the night.
The sunlight filters through the window illuminating a glorious bunch of flowers on an old kitchen table. Inside, the basement studio is a hive of activity … heads are bowed over colourful creations as members of this group settle into their mahi.
When it comes to art, some folks are just born with it in their blood. They breathe creativity, they live it, and it becomes a part of who they are. Jenny McLeod, a local artist based in Thames, is one of those artists. With more than 30 years of experience in glassmaking, she’s got the magic touch, and she’s not afraid to share it with her community.
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