Arts & Culture

Exciting show coming to Waiuku

By Franklin Times Junior Journalist Bay Thompson Later this year, Waiuku Theatre Group will be bringing a new, exciting production to the stage. From...

Franklin Multicultural Festival bursts with colour

By Eastern Times Junior Journalist Jianna Kapoor  I went to the recent Franklin Multicultural Festival held by Puni School with my parents and little...

A note from Shakespeare

By Franklin Times Junior Journalist Lexi le Roux On April 4 and 5, Oddysey Theatre Pukekohe, performed a sold-out play that was put together in...

We Will Remember Them

By the Franklin Historical Society In 1920, William Roulston gifted two acres on the corner of East Street and Stadium Drive comprised of a private...

Q&A with Helen Morrison

The Clevedon Art Trail was held on March 15 and 16. HELENA O’NEILL talks with organiser Helen Morrison about the annual event and her...

Historic cottage moved to museum site

A piece of Tuakau’s history has found a new home at the Tuakau and District Museum. Feather Cottage, named after the Feather family who lived...

All the world’s a stage

The cast of Shakespeare’s Notebook don their costumes for the first time as Oddysey Theatre begins preparations for its upcoming show in Pukekohe. Photo supplied Preparations...

Showcase replaces Arapera Country Music Awards

A one-day showcase has replaced the Arapera Country Music Awards. Organised by Kym Cormack and Wendy Clarke, the awards were to be held in Pukekohe...

Thanks Shihad! Head’s pounding in the best possible way

REVIEW, from the floor: Shihad, The D4, Dick Move, Mim Jensen, at Spark Arena, Auckland, March 14. – By Times journalist PJ Taylor Thanks Shihad!...

Q&A with Shady Lane

A fixture of the Pukekohe theatre scene, Shady Lane talks to HELENA O’NEILL about his time as a member of Pukekohe Performing Arts and...