Electro Dub collective Knights of the Dub Table blend dub, reggae, drum ‘n' bass, hip-hop, trip-hop, jazz and funk to deliver the roots sound but often go even ...
The summery sound of Pacific reggae with a smattering of R&B, funk, soul and poly fonk is coming to Gisborne next month in the shape of the Good Vibes Summer Fe...
As payment for The Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci's 15th century painting on the walls of the refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle, the Renaissance man...
Along with traditional Christmas carols led by the Gisborne Choral Society and Gisborne Civic Orchestra musicians at Carols in the Vines, the choral society wil...
Artists from Gisborne, the East Coast and elsewhere are invited to apply for a place to exhibit at the 2020 NZ Art Show. The show seeks contemporary artists “wi...
This weekTe Wananga o Aotearoa: End Of Year Concert, more than 70 students performing live at Smash Palace, tonight, (7.30pm)
Gisborne International Music Compe...
Shameless self promotion, confesses former Gisborne musician Maurice Priestley in his email about recording The Spines in his PriMau Production studio.
Priestle...
One day, people will tell their grandchildren about the magical summer night they witnessed bass guitar-driven act Subset BC debut under a starry dome in the Do...
A social dance form with roots in country, Scottish country, and 17th century French dance styles will be introduced to Gisborne when American contra dance come...
Saturday, September 28
Gisborne Harbour Market. Come along for some bargains. Behind the Courthouse on Reads Quay, 7am set-up, start 8am, finish 2pm, $10 car/st...
The tall bronze figurines with elongated limbs, heavy feet and an eroded surface created by Swiss modernist Alberto Giacometti are the inspiration for a group o...
Spiced with 19th century German composer Robert Schumann’s Pictures from the East pianist Yen-Ting Wang’s programme presents an opportunity for the Taiwanese pi...
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This weekGisborne Orphans Club: Best of Best Concert: All welco...
Oils, mostly, were the glue. Alcohol the fuel, says the text that accompanies a selection of collaborative works painted by John Walsh, Richard Rogers and the l...
Saturday, December 14
Gisborne Wainui Lions: Christmas Tree Sales. Pick up a tree and decorate for the festive season. Salvation Army site, 389 Gladstone R...
Rhythm and Vines' pool party is an opportunity for festival-goers to get chilled and amped before hopping on the exclusive pool party bus out to R&V. Held at Em...
A resurgence of interest in the performance of New Zealand compositions was noted at this year's Gisborne International Music Competition. Seventeen out of 42 e...
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Eighty students and tutors will jam to 35 songs at the Band School’s end of year concert on Sunday at the War Memorial Theatre, 2pm.
Tickets at Raglan Roast. $1...
Saturday, December 7
Gisborne Wainui Lions: Christmas Tree Sales. Pick up a tree and decorate for the festive season. Salvation Army site, 389 Gladstone Rd, 7-1...
Never mind the three-day R&V delirium with its glitter, earth-thumping pulse and clothing shortage.
Pianomania’s mid-December three concerts-in-one-day mini-fes...
Theatre that examines social justice is a conversation worth continuing, says Dinna Myers, director of Evolution Theatre Company’s upcoming production of Bruce ...
Saturday, October 5
Gisborne Harbour Market. Come along for some bargains. Behind the Courthouse on Reads Quay, 7am set-up, start 8am, finish 2pm, $10 car/stall...
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This weekTony Chen Lin Concert: Singaporean pianist performs at ...
I’m a thespian! announces Trudz Lelievre on the phone.
She seems to relish not only the sound of the 6th century Greek word that derives from Thespis, the first...
“I want to frighten my lovers/let them sit across from me/and whistle through their teeth”, read the final lines in Samoan-New Zealand poet and performer Tusiat...
Wave of the Winter was one of two surf photography categories in a competition organised by Gisborne Boardriders Club.
“Wave of the Winter is about sharing your...