Ready for a new kind of fun: Serve Social
It’s time to move your brain and body. A recreation hub in the city combines sport, socialising, and problem-solving with innovative technology like you have never seen before. Christchurch’s much-loved entertainment venues, CodeBreakers Escape Rooms and Serve Ping Pong Club, have come together as Serve Social – the ideal place to enjoy great company, friendly […]
Must – see musical: Rent
A musical phenomenon that celebrates ‘life lived to its limits’, RENT is taking centre stage as The Court Theatre’s summer musical. This uplifting and equally heartbreaking story celebrates love and friendships that are brave in the face of danger. The ground-breaking production follows a group of struggling artists living in New York City. Fall in […]
Check out our artworks: Lakeland Art
Set amidst the Selwyn countryside lies the rural town of Leeston (Karumata) – 45 minutes’ drive from both central Christchurch and Ashburton or 25 minutes from Rolleston. With the charm and friendliness of an old established community, the town is well worth the leisurely drive as a destination in itself or as part of a […]
Dancing the night away
Inspired by cheap Champagne, faux luxury, and the destruction of our natural world, choreographer Jessie McCall brings four dancers to the stage for a joyful yet confronting dance-theatre work Daybreak Estate, playing in Christchurch on 17 – 19 March. Daybreak Estate was created in 2020 and premiered in Experimental Dance Week Aotearoa in the same […]
Distinguished weavers exhibition
The art of Māori weaving is celebrating its survival in a world first exhibition, Te Puna Waiora: The Distinguished Weavers of Te Kāhui Whiritoi., on now at the Christchurch City Art Gallery. Te Puna Waiora lets visitors experience the exquisite details of a range of items – cloaks, tukutuku panels, tāniko, kete, footwear, hats, necklaces […]
Sculpture on the Peninsula
After a 20-year run, the team behind the dream of the late Geoff Swinard has decided to call it quits. Back in 2000 when Geoff decided to host a sculpture exhibition in his Governors Bay garden, sell the works and donate the proceeds to Cholmondeley Children’s Centre he could not have known that he would […]
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