Increase your Twitter followers
Twenty two excellent tips on how to increase your Twitter followers from Linked Media Group.
People's Choice Award a popular Choice
The 6th Wood Sculpture Live event has come to a close.
Chartfest 2011: Expo for Aspiring Musicians
Aspiring musicians can keep pace with drummer Bobby Kennedy from OpShop and hone their song writing skills with L.A Mitchell at the Chartfest Music Industry & Career Expo at CPIT on May 14.
Banksy show in Nelson
The opportunity to have work on show alongside the elusive Banksy is dragging in entrants from around NZ to Oi You! a street art exhibition timed to coincide with the Nelson Arts Festival.
US writers’ residency
Freelance writer and biographer Dr Lynley Hood has been awarded a three-month residency to participate in the 2011 International Writers Program (IWP) at the University of Iowa in the US.
Children's and Young Adult Fiction - writing course
Leading children and young adult writer Tessa Duder offers the unique opportunity of a 10-week intensive course in writing for the young.
Music Month: Peter Baker
Rhythmethod Distribution managing director Peter Baker talks about his role in the music industry and the future of music.
Have your say Auckland
Now is your chance, creative people, to have your input into the planning, strategy and priorities for the future of Auckland.
Auckland Unleashed: Creative Sector Summary
A summary of the 'Auckland Unleashed' discussion document with extracts relevant to the creative sector, prepared by Elise Sterback for the ‘Towards an Auckland Advisory Group’.
Theatreview Weekly: 05/05/11
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week - including the NZ International Comedy Festival 2011.
InterMission #2 (+audio)
Leo Gene Peters and the Wellington Producers Room facilitate a conversation about reaching younger and wider audiences. Listen in!
Afterthoughts: Intervals
Jeff Clark on The Court Theatre’s fortieth birthday and the 'interval' between damage and recovery in Christchurch. "Please return to your seats. The performance will resume shortly."