Drum roll, please … Can you hear it? No? Sorry, the drummer must be busy. But I’ll give you the good news anyway: I’m back with fresh new stories for you
Featured Artist: Art has always been a part of my life as a way to relax; there’s something very peaceful about standing in front of a canvas, or a piece of paper, and letting your creativity flow freely.
We must value the old folks in our lives, realising that they have all had experiences we know nothing about. Sometimes, it’s astounding to hear their stories.
At the museum, you’ll be asked, “Is there a local connection?” and “Can you tell me the story behind this object?” If your answers to these questions are “No” and “I can’t, I’m sorry,” the museum nearest you possibly isn’t the most appropriate place for them.
Award-winning hip-hop artist, producer, youth mentor and Māori ambassador Tipene Harmer (Ngāti Kahungunu) is a force to be reckoned with.
Drum roll, please … Can you hear it? No? Sorry, the drummer must be busy. But I’ll give you the good news anyway: I’m back with fresh new stories for you
Featured Artist: Art has always been a part of my life as a way to relax; there’s something very peaceful about standing in front of a canvas, or a piece of paper, and letting your creativity flow freely.
We must value the old folks in our lives, realising that they have all had experiences we know nothing about. Sometimes, it’s astounding to hear their stories.
At the museum, you’ll be asked, “Is there a local connection?” and “Can you tell me the story behind this object?” If your answers to these questions are “No” and “I can’t, I’m sorry,” the museum nearest you possibly isn’t the most appropriate place for them.
Award-winning hip-hop artist, producer, youth mentor and Māori ambassador Tipene Harmer (Ngāti Kahungunu) is a force to be reckoned with.
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