Editor’s note: Snuggle up
Skis and snowboards are being waxed, thermal clothing acquired, and winter leisure pursuits planned. Along with wind and rain, snow has already blanketed various regions, and there are forecasts of more to come, compliments of El Niño. That’s welcome news for some, unwelcome for others who prefer warmer climes. Many fly to more tropical countries […]
Magic comes to Christchurch
Having wowed audiences throughout New Zealand last year, the country’s premier magic entertainment experience is returning with a fresh line-up of talent and a brand new bag of tricks. Magic Magic Moments NZ is proud to be presenting The International Grand Magic Show, a world-class experience. New Zealand’s Premier Magic Stage Company, Magic Moments NZ […]
Editor’s Note: Beat the blues
Heading into mid-winter, aside from feeling the cold, some people are also suffering the blues, concerned for example, about the economy and rising costs. Through the gloom, however, there are rays of sunshine encouraging positive thinking. In Christchurch, our wider region, and even nationally, we have much to be thankful for, especially looking at what […]
Hear ye, hear ye: Sleeping Beauty, Riccarton Players
An enchanting experience awaits families and children this July school holidays. Riccarton Players proudly present the timeless tale of Sleeping Beauty for Kidsfest 2024. Embark on an unforgettable journey into a magical kingdom where the beautiful Princess Rose falls under a mysterious spell, casting her into a deep and enduring slumber. Only the power of […]
Prehistoric fever: Jurassic Adventure
Adventure and excitement won’t be in short supply at Canterbury’s own dinosaur theme park these school holidays. With a vision to continue introducing exciting new attractions for local and visiting families, co-owner Aaron Keown excitedly reveals Dinosaurs after Dark, which will run through the July school holidays. In a thrilling atmosphere, the maze and mini […]
Expert care: Anstice Optometrists
Patient-centric care is top of mind for this local eyecare team. At Anstice Optometrists, they believe that a team that connects with patients on a personal level allows for better relationships and continuity of their eye care. Roberta McIlraith, with her wealth of knowledge and expertise, joins the team in providing locum cover. She is […]
Promoting healthy competition
Gaming is one of the top interests of young children. Naturally, planning a family day out that entices your children more than their favourite game can be difficult. With some friendly and motivating competition, an exciting line-up, and a delicious reward to top it off, that task may prove easier. Many local and family-friendly experiences […]
Obedience training: is it worth it?
Yes, you can teach an old dog new tricks. It is smarter, and probably less time-consuming with a puppy, however, there is no reason why you shouldn’t engage in obedience training for a dog of any age. Obedience training is the process of teaching your dog how to respond to certain commands and setting […]
Editor’s Note: The joys of travel
I’m back after a relaxing three weeks in the land of smiles (Thailand), and dealing with the trials and tribulations of international travel. ‘Many of us fly north for a spell during the colder months, and often find that international travel can be a testing time. Border and customs control vary from country to country, […]
Hot spots for school holidays
School holidays don’t have to mean sitting around with angsty, bored youngsters. There’s plenty to do and something for everyone right here in Christchurch, or take a trip north, south, east or west, for a day, a weekend, or longer. Get outdoors Take the kids on a hike or bike ride to burn off some […]
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