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More than 50,000 drawn out by the light of Te Ramaroa - Vimarsana News

More than 50,000 drawn out by the light of Te Ramaroa

“We’re so pleased that the new layout was so well embraced. The streets came alive with people criss-crossing the city to the various installation sites,” she said. She said the goal with widening the scope was “making the event accessible to a wider community, while still retaining the wonder and surprise” of the unique festival. Martin De Ruyter/Stuff Shuttlerock’s Digitised Genesis, the “slightly bonkers projections” on the Nelson Evening Mail Building, proved to be a highlight for many in the newly expanded Te Ramaroa light festival. “Te Ramaroa is a magical festival,...

Casual Conversations a way to hear untold stories - Vimarsana News

Casual Conversations a way to hear untold stories

In a world fractured by Covid-19 and with ongoing discussions over race and identity, building connections is more important than ever, Nock said. “We don’t know what’s going on with other people; we have no idea what people have been through.” Participant Ilonka Gotal will share her experience about growing up in Croatia. Virginia Woolf/Stuff You can book a conversation with Ilonka Gotal about life growing up in post-war Croatia. “How life looked after war in Croatia; the struggles of finding work, no food. I’d just like to show people that life can change, I went from nothin...

Something new, something old, something borrowed, something bold - Vimarsana News

Something new, something old, something borrowed, something bold

Mia Jones, 2, took out first prize in the girls final with an outfit bought entirely from the Hospice Shop in Richmond. Mum, Carla Jones from Fielding, said the outfit cost under $10, dressing the toddler from “head to toe” in a Charleston inspired outfit, complete with bags and hairband. Winner from last year’s Fashion in the Field, Julie Penman came third this year with her Chinese and dragon inspired skirt and top. Penman said she made the outfit from Spotlight material with the dragons on her top prompting her to make a hat topped with toy dragons. She won the Best Hat category.