The New Zealand Jewellery Show returns to Wellington from 9 - 11 September at the Michael Fowler Centre as part of the REAL New Zealand Festival.
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra’s Kiwi Kapers concerts offer school children something extraordinary on Friday 2 September.
Author Martin Edmond and Peter Simpson, director of The Holloway Press, will discuss Dark Night: Walking with McCahon at the Going West Books and Writers festival literary weekend.
In a riveting Saturday session at the Going West literary weekend, Bruce Hayward along with colleagues Sam Elworthy and Gordon Maitland will discuss the timely Volcanoes of Auckland.
Seventeen New Zealand artists have made the cut for Tauranga Art Gallery's All Black exhibition.
Local favourites the Phoenix Foundation and the Wellington Ukulele Orchestra are among the free performances at the Festival of Carnivale in Wellington during Rugby World Cup 2011.
In this ScreenTalk interview Tony Holden talks about commissioning at TVNZ, working with Billy T James and the emotional process of producing Billy, the tele-movie.
If you are looking to take your music overseas, come and hear from people who are working with both new and established artists on the global stage.
TBI Q&A with Rafael Rozendaal - a visual artist who uses the internet as his canvas.
This week's Inside Work highlights jobs and opportunities that involve working with kids.
iD Dunedin Fashion Week has announced new dates for 2012.
Christchurch’s iconic comedy show SCARED SCRIPTLESS will move to a new venue at Heaton Intermediate Normal School Auditorium.