Events
Current Exhibitions:
Foyer Exhibits - Selected works from The Rutherford Collection, and a Kajsa Backstrom work on until 1st July
"Shear Wairarapa"
Local photographer Geoff Walker has travelled extensively throughout the Wairarapa over the last 18 months photographing woolsheds and the people associated with them.
This exhibition celebrates the sheds, the shearers and the rural environment they work in.
on until 26th May 2012
Wairarapa History Gallery:
Now on show until 29th of July 2012 at The Pointon Collection of Cars & Costume, "Lets Have a Party" features New Zealand fashion labels from the 1950's, 60's and 70's. What we wore for rock n roll, cocktails, school socials and balls, 21st's and weddings.....the list goes on.
Showing at The Pointon Collection, 68 McKinstry Road, Te Ore Ore, Masterton. 10am - 4pm daily - until Sunday 29th July 2012.
Phone Gaye 06-378 6710 for more details.
This stunning exhibition by Jane Kellahan, ‘The Land of the Peacock’ comprises a series of theatrical like paintings in which the artist employs the use of masks and birds as symbols through which to explore themes of masculinity, courtship, relationships, and identity. Kellahan also uses the symbol of the mask to highlight the way people present themselves in certain situations - to hide particular aspects of themselves in their interaction with others.
This exhibition will be on show at the Carterton Events Centre in Holloway Street from 12 May – 17 July 2012.
Nigel Wilson was born in 1957 & grew up in Wellington. He has been a full time artist since leaving the teaching profession at Cargill High School, Invercargill in 1997, where he was associate teacher for 7 years. He has a fine arts degree from Canterbury University and has exhibited regularly, winning a number of painting awards and is well presented in public and private collections and has close to 30 solo exhibitions to his name.
The Cinema of Humphrey Bogart will feature four movies over four weeks to be held at the Regent3 Cinemas at 230 Queen Street, Masterton.
Casablanca: Wednesday 16th at 2pm.
The Maltese Falcon: Sunday 20th of May at 4pm, Monday 21st at 8pm, Tuesday 22nd at 10am, Wednesday 23rd at 2pm.
The Big Sleep: Sunday 27th of May at 4pm, Monday 28th at 8pm, Tuesday 29th at 10am, Wednesday 30th at 2pm.
The African Queen: Sunday 3rd of June at 4pm, Monday 4th at 8pm, Tuesday 5th at 10am, Wednesday 6th at 2pm.
For more information phone Regent3 Cinemas on (06) 3775479 or visit: www.regent3.co.nz
Enjoy a leisurely afternoon of top notch food, award winning wine and live music with entertainer Andrew Laking from 1pm to 3pm.
Booking essential - 06 3798563
www.gladstonevineyard.co.nz
The NZ Trio will perform at 57 Wood Street in Greytown at 4pm.
Featuring Sarah Watkins on piano, Justine Cormack on violin and Ashley Brown on Cello. $25 per adult, $12 per student.
To book phone 06 3049025 (business hours) or 06 304 9497 (Ed and Juliet Cooke, evenings).
Current Exhibitions:
Foyer Exhibits - Selected works from The Rutherford Collection, and a Kajsa Backstrom work on until 1st July
"Shear Wairarapa"
Local photographer Geoff Walker has travelled extensively throughout the Wairarapa over the last 18 months photographing woolsheds and the people associated with them.
This exhibition celebrates the sheds, the shearers and the rural environment they work in.
on until 26th May 2012
Wairarapa History Gallery:
Now on show until 29th of July 2012 at The Pointon Collection of Cars & Costume, "Lets Have a Party" features New Zealand fashion labels from the 1950's, 60's and 70's. What we wore for rock n roll, cocktails, school socials and balls, 21st's and weddings.....the list goes on.
Showing at The Pointon Collection, 68 McKinstry Road, Te Ore Ore, Masterton. 10am - 4pm daily - until Sunday 29th July 2012.
Phone Gaye 06-378 6710 for more details.
This stunning exhibition by Jane Kellahan, ‘The Land of the Peacock’ comprises a series of theatrical like paintings in which the artist employs the use of masks and birds as symbols through which to explore themes of masculinity, courtship, relationships, and identity. Kellahan also uses the symbol of the mask to highlight the way people present themselves in certain situations - to hide particular aspects of themselves in their interaction with others.
This exhibition will be on show at the Carterton Events Centre in Holloway Street from 12 May – 17 July 2012.
Nigel Wilson was born in 1957 & grew up in Wellington. He has been a full time artist since leaving the teaching profession at Cargill High School, Invercargill in 1997, where he was associate teacher for 7 years. He has a fine arts degree from Canterbury University and has exhibited regularly, winning a number of painting awards and is well presented in public and private collections and has close to 30 solo exhibitions to his name.
The Cinema of Humphrey Bogart will feature four movies over four weeks to be held at the Regent3 Cinemas at 230 Queen Street, Masterton.
Casablanca: Wednesday 16th at 2pm.
The Maltese Falcon: Sunday 20th of May at 4pm, Monday 21st at 8pm, Tuesday 22nd at 10am, Wednesday 23rd at 2pm.
The Big Sleep: Sunday 27th of May at 4pm, Monday 28th at 8pm, Tuesday 29th at 10am, Wednesday 30th at 2pm.
The African Queen: Sunday 3rd of June at 4pm, Monday 4th at 8pm, Tuesday 5th at 10am, Wednesday 6th at 2pm.
For more information phone Regent3 Cinemas on (06) 3775479 or visit: www.regent3.co.nz
Current Exhibitions:
Foyer Exhibits - Selected works from The Rutherford Collection, and a Kajsa Backstrom work on until 1st July
"Shear Wairarapa"
Local photographer Geoff Walker has travelled extensively throughout the Wairarapa over the last 18 months photographing woolsheds and the people associated with them.
This exhibition celebrates the sheds, the shearers and the rural environment they work in.
on until 26th May 2012
Wairarapa History Gallery:
Now on show until 29th of July 2012 at The Pointon Collection of Cars & Costume, "Lets Have a Party" features New Zealand fashion labels from the 1950's, 60's and 70's. What we wore for rock n roll, cocktails, school socials and balls, 21st's and weddings.....the list goes on.
Showing at The Pointon Collection, 68 McKinstry Road, Te Ore Ore, Masterton. 10am - 4pm daily - until Sunday 29th July 2012.
Phone Gaye 06-378 6710 for more details.
This stunning exhibition by Jane Kellahan, ‘The Land of the Peacock’ comprises a series of theatrical like paintings in which the artist employs the use of masks and birds as symbols through which to explore themes of masculinity, courtship, relationships, and identity. Kellahan also uses the symbol of the mask to highlight the way people present themselves in certain situations - to hide particular aspects of themselves in their interaction with others.
This exhibition will be on show at the Carterton Events Centre in Holloway Street from 12 May – 17 July 2012.
Nigel Wilson was born in 1957 & grew up in Wellington. He has been a full time artist since leaving the teaching profession at Cargill High School, Invercargill in 1997, where he was associate teacher for 7 years. He has a fine arts degree from Canterbury University and has exhibited regularly, winning a number of painting awards and is well presented in public and private collections and has close to 30 solo exhibitions to his name.
The Cinema of Humphrey Bogart will feature four movies over four weeks to be held at the Regent3 Cinemas at 230 Queen Street, Masterton.
Casablanca: Wednesday 16th at 2pm.
The Maltese Falcon: Sunday 20th of May at 4pm, Monday 21st at 8pm, Tuesday 22nd at 10am, Wednesday 23rd at 2pm.
The Big Sleep: Sunday 27th of May at 4pm, Monday 28th at 8pm, Tuesday 29th at 10am, Wednesday 30th at 2pm.
The African Queen: Sunday 3rd of June at 4pm, Monday 4th at 8pm, Tuesday 5th at 10am, Wednesday 6th at 2pm.
For more information phone Regent3 Cinemas on (06) 3775479 or visit: www.regent3.co.nz
Current Exhibitions:
Foyer Exhibits - Selected works from The Rutherford Collection, and a Kajsa Backstrom work on until 1st July
"Shear Wairarapa"
Local photographer Geoff Walker has travelled extensively throughout the Wairarapa over the last 18 months photographing woolsheds and the people associated with them.
This exhibition celebrates the sheds, the shearers and the rural environment they work in.
on until 26th May 2012
Wairarapa History Gallery:
Now on show until 29th of July 2012 at The Pointon Collection of Cars & Costume, "Lets Have a Party" features New Zealand fashion labels from the 1950's, 60's and 70's. What we wore for rock n roll, cocktails, school socials and balls, 21st's and weddings.....the list goes on.
Showing at The Pointon Collection, 68 McKinstry Road, Te Ore Ore, Masterton. 10am - 4pm daily - until Sunday 29th July 2012.
Phone Gaye 06-378 6710 for more details.
This stunning exhibition by Jane Kellahan, ‘The Land of the Peacock’ comprises a series of theatrical like paintings in which the artist employs the use of masks and birds as symbols through which to explore themes of masculinity, courtship, relationships, and identity. Kellahan also uses the symbol of the mask to highlight the way people present themselves in certain situations - to hide particular aspects of themselves in their interaction with others.
This exhibition will be on show at the Carterton Events Centre in Holloway Street from 12 May – 17 July 2012.
Nigel Wilson was born in 1957 & grew up in Wellington. He has been a full time artist since leaving the teaching profession at Cargill High School, Invercargill in 1997, where he was associate teacher for 7 years. He has a fine arts degree from Canterbury University and has exhibited regularly, winning a number of painting awards and is well presented in public and private collections and has close to 30 solo exhibitions to his name.
The Cinema of Humphrey Bogart will feature four movies over four weeks to be held at the Regent3 Cinemas at 230 Queen Street, Masterton.
Casablanca: Wednesday 16th at 2pm.
The Maltese Falcon: Sunday 20th of May at 4pm, Monday 21st at 8pm, Tuesday 22nd at 10am, Wednesday 23rd at 2pm.
The Big Sleep: Sunday 27th of May at 4pm, Monday 28th at 8pm, Tuesday 29th at 10am, Wednesday 30th at 2pm.
The African Queen: Sunday 3rd of June at 4pm, Monday 4th at 8pm, Tuesday 5th at 10am, Wednesday 6th at 2pm.
For more information phone Regent3 Cinemas on (06) 3775479 or visit: www.regent3.co.nz
Nigel Wilson was born in 1957 & grew up in Wellington. He has been a full time artist since leaving the teaching profession at Cargill High School, Invercargill in 1997, where he was associate teacher for 7 years. He has a fine arts degree from Canterbury University and has exhibited regularly, winning a number of painting awards and is well presented in public and private collections and has close to 30 solo exhibitions to his name.
Yarns in Barns, Wairarapa's Festival of Reading will be held in various locations around the Wairarapa from May 24th to June 3rd 2012. The festival's participants will be a who's who's of New Zealand writers, celebrity chefs, historians and comedians including TV and Radio personality Jacquie Brown - something for everyone. In addition one of the festival's most popular events, the Great WBS Yarns in Barns debate will be held.
For more information contact Steve Trotman at Hedley’s Bookshop, 150 Queen Street, Masterton, 06 3782875
www.hedleysbooks.co.nz
Back by popular demand every Thursday night during the month of May is the Taste of Italy. Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine in an evocative ambience with music to suit. Transport yourself to the Mediterranean and savour the freshly baked breads, rustic raviolis and glorious gelatos of Bella Italia. Bookings recommended 06 306 9933 or tobyjames@tirohanaestate.com
Nigel Wilson was born in 1957 & grew up in Wellington. He has been a full time artist since leaving the teaching profession at Cargill High School, Invercargill in 1997, where he was associate teacher for 7 years. He has a fine arts degree from Canterbury University and has exhibited regularly, winning a number of painting awards and is well presented in public and private collections and has close to 30 solo exhibitions to his name.
Yarns in Barns, Wairarapa's Festival of Reading will be held in various locations around the Wairarapa from May 24th to June 3rd 2012. The festival's participants will be a who's who's of New Zealand writers, celebrity chefs, historians and comedians including TV and Radio personality Jacquie Brown - something for everyone. In addition one of the festival's most popular events, the Great WBS Yarns in Barns debate will be held.
For more information contact Steve Trotman at Hedley’s Bookshop, 150 Queen Street, Masterton, 06 3782875
www.hedleysbooks.co.nz
The official opening of Yarns in Barns Festival of Reading 2012 will be held at the Frank Cody Lounge, Masterton Town Hall, Chapel Street at 7pm and will be opened by Radio NZ broadcaster Lynn Freeman. At 7.15pm Lynn will introduce Literary Connections and talks to award-winning novelist Stephanie Johnson. Tickets are $8 and can be purchased at Hedley's Bookshop, 150 Queen Street in Masterton - phone 06 378 2875, email: sales@hedleys.co.nz
www.hedleysbooks.co.nz
To celebrate NZ Music Month and as part of the Yarns in Barns programme, Chris Bourke and Nick Bollinger will hold a musical conversation about "Blue Smoke & Blue Beat" - the lost history of Kiwi Pop to start at 7pm. Tickets are $8pp from Hedley's Bookshop, 150 Queen Street, Masterton. Phone 06 3782875 or email: sales@hedleysbooks.co.nz
www.hedleysbooks.co.nz
The Great Debate will be held at the South Wairarapa Workingmen's Club, Main Street in Greytown at 7.30pm. Debating teams include Paul Cameron, Mark Reason, Trish Morison, Andy Leslie, Rick Long and Catherine Rossiter-Stead. Tickets are $38pp which includes bubbles on arrival, musical entertainment, an auction, spot prizes and supper and tickets can be purchased from Sport & Leisure c/- Greytown Town Centre - phone 06 304 8310.
Nigel Wilson was born in 1957 & grew up in Wellington. He has been a full time artist since leaving the teaching profession at Cargill High School, Invercargill in 1997, where he was associate teacher for 7 years. He has a fine arts degree from Canterbury University and has exhibited regularly, winning a number of painting awards and is well presented in public and private collections and has close to 30 solo exhibitions to his name.
Yarns in Barns, Wairarapa's Festival of Reading will be held in various locations around the Wairarapa from May 24th to June 3rd 2012. The festival's participants will be a who's who's of New Zealand writers, celebrity chefs, historians and comedians including TV and Radio personality Jacquie Brown - something for everyone. In addition one of the festival's most popular events, the Great WBS Yarns in Barns debate will be held.
For more information contact Steve Trotman at Hedley’s Bookshop, 150 Queen Street, Masterton, 06 3782875
www.hedleysbooks.co.nz
Wairarapa's Farmers' Market is held every Saturday at the historic Solway Showgrounds, Fleet Street entrance from 8.30am to 12.30pm. Fresh from Wairarapa paddocks to Wairarapa plates with locally produced vegetables, herbs, cheese, free range eggs, flowers, plants, artisan products, olive oil, cider, organic meat and beer, freshly prepared local foods, organic coffees and more. For more information contact John Hart on 021 043 7899 or e mail: waifarmersmarket@gmail.com or visit: http://wairarapa.wikispot.org/Farmers_Market
A storytelling hour featuring Gaye Sutton and Alice Robertson with special guest Ken Benn, raconteur, author and storyteller, to be held at the Martinborough Library in Jellicoe Street, starting at 12.30pm.
Tickets are $5 per adult, $2 per child and are available from Hedley's Bookshop, 150 Queen Street, Masterton. Phone 06 3782875 or email: sales@hedleysbooks.co.nz
www.hedleysbooks.co.nz
Helen Brown, best-selling author of "Cleo, how a small black cat helped heal a family" and its sequel "After Cleo Comes Jonah", will hold an inspirational talk at Hedley's Bookshop at 4pm.
Tickets are $8pp and are available from Hedley's Bookshop, 150 Queen Street, Masterton. Phone 06 3782875 or email: sales@hedleysbooks.co.nz
www.hedleysbooks.co.nz
Nigel Wilson was born in 1957 & grew up in Wellington. He has been a full time artist since leaving the teaching profession at Cargill High School, Invercargill in 1997, where he was associate teacher for 7 years. He has a fine arts degree from Canterbury University and has exhibited regularly, winning a number of painting awards and is well presented in public and private collections and has close to 30 solo exhibitions to his name.
Yarns in Barns, Wairarapa's Festival of Reading will be held in various locations around the Wairarapa from May 24th to June 3rd 2012. The festival's participants will be a who's who's of New Zealand writers, celebrity chefs, historians and comedians including TV and Radio personality Jacquie Brown - something for everyone. In addition one of the festival's most popular events, the Great WBS Yarns in Barns debate will be held.
For more information contact Steve Trotman at Hedley’s Bookshop, 150 Queen Street, Masterton, 06 3782875
www.hedleysbooks.co.nz
5 hours of relaxed tunes from 11am to 4pm, with local talent singing sweet tunes under the Tui Tower while enjoying your tasty lunch in the garden bar, located on SH2, Mangatainoka. As always, the Tui Brewery girls will take time out of their busy schedule to be there and ensure you have a great day.
Book this date in now! For more information phone Jenny on (06) 376 0815 or email: jenny@tui.co.nz
www.tui.co.nz
'Poems on the Vine' will be held at Gladstone Vineyard from 3pm with Poets Helen Heath, Michael Harlow and MC is Pat White.
Tickets are $12pp (Festival pass $60) which includes a glass of Gladstone wine and are available from Hedley's Bookshop, 150 Queen Street, Masterton. Phone 06 3782875 or email: sales@hedleysbooks.co.nz
www.hedleysbooks.co.nz
