Garage Project Live Music Series - Wellington Waterfront Behind Te Papa, Wellington
Garage Project Live Music Series, Wellington Waterfront Behind Te Papa, Wellington Sun, 14 February - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.
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Garage Project Live Music Series, Wellington Waterfront Behind Te Papa, Wellington Sun, 14 February - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.
Watch: Hawke's Bay artist Sam Trubridge's incredible Wellington Harbour light display 9 Feb, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read Hawke's Bay's Sam Trubridge's incredible lighting display on Wellington's Carter Fountain. Video / Filippo Gasparino Hawke's Bay's Sam Trubridge's incredible lighting display on Wellington's Carter Fountain. Video / Filippo Gasparino A Hawke's Bay performance artist says a video projection art installation similar to the one currently in Wellington Harbour may be on show in his home region in years to come. Forming part of the Performance Arcade's free art and performan...
One recipient, the Performance Arcade’s exciting new summertime arts programme WHAT IF THE CITY WAS A THEATRE? launches this evening with a performance curated by Movement of the Human (MOTH) at Whairepo Lagoon. The free festival will feature more than 300 individual performances over 60 locations throughout the city – from cabaret at crosswalks, circus on cranes, and dance everywhere from on Flamingo Scooters to in the Cable Car. In 2020, Council funded hundreds of projects, organisations and events to benefit the whole community – particularly those impacted by COVID-19, says Mayor A...
BROOK SABIN/STUFF New Zealand's tiny towns are home to some of our best hidden gems, from an emerald lake, to cliffs that look like they're from the moon. A quick chat with Sam Trubridge, Director of The Performance Arcade 2021 . What's one place you'd take every visitor to in NZ and why? I love taking my friends to Elliott Beach in the Far North. It was a favourite swimming and shell-gathering spot for my brother and I when we lived in the Bay of Islands. The long, sandy shore ends in a mermaid pool and hidden caves lead to a secret beach.
What if the City was a theatre? The summer calendar is full of free and accessible events with Pasifika and the inaugural Welly Weekend on this anniversary weekend, the 42nd Gardens Magic continues to attract huge crowds to the Wellington Botanic Garden ki Paekākā, Te Rā o Waitangi and Whānau Film Night are coming up, and the city is to become a stage with The Performance Arcade 2021 and The interaction between arts, culture, hospitality and retail tourism is essential to our economy and to Wellington being a fabulous, lively, diverse, exciting City to live in and visit, says