Art & Entertainment

AS the saying goes, there are two sides to every story. As I discovered recently, there are also two sides to every mining licence. The...

IN various states of emptiness, desolation and vacancy, art photographer Adrienne Martyn captured the essence of the former Cambridge Pl Arcade, resulting in the...

THE New Zealand Army Band may not have performed in the south this week due to a shift in Covid-19 alert levels, but it...

Artist and James Hargest College Year 9 pupil Sophie McElhinney (13) stands in front of her almost completed artwork Woman in Hijab on the...

THE Invercargill Musical Theatre Company (IMTC) is on the lookout for various actors for its production of Les Miserables. IMTC vice-president Bernadette Gourley said the...

THE New Zealand Symphony Orchestra (NZSO)/Te Tira Puoro o Aotearoa comes to Invercargill next Thursday to perform an exciting selection of music inspired by...

IN 1894, future Prime Minister Thomas Mackenzie looked at the vast landscape of snow-capped peaks, awe-inspiring fiords, and icy lakes nestled in tussock in...

THE Invercargill Film Society has launched this year's season at SIT Centrestage Theatre. Founded more than 30 years ago, the society screened a variety of...

Likening himself to a dog with zoomies, internationally renowned comedian, musician and actor Bill Bailey is set to hit the southern stage in March....

CLEAN plastic waste is wanted for an innovative community art project. He Waka Tuia Art + Museum co-manager Sarah Brown said there were five collection...