Dream awake: World of WearableArt
The magic and vibrancy of WOW will once again encompass audiences with a truly ethereal experience in late 2024. Returning to Wellington’s TSB Arena from 26 September to 13 October, the World of WearableArt Show will combine revolutionary wearable art with captivating entertainment. The theme, Dream Awake, will allow audiences to do just that. Expect […]
Mum & me
Whoever your maternal figure might be, from mothers to step-mums, grandmothers and aunts, or those who have been great caregivers, thank them this Mother’s Day. Toast them with a high tea Put a spin on your usual coffee date with a delicious Mother’s Day high tea. Multiple locations citywide are toasting maternal figures this year […]
From Here on the Ground: Christchurch Art Gallery
Coming to Christchurch Art Gallery this May, From Here on the Ground is a fascinating collection of art from 20th century Aotearoa artists exploring urban, suburban, and industrial landscapes. From Here on the Ground features works from Christchurch Art Gallery’s collection supplemented by pieces on loan from throughout New Zealand, including some of the country’s […]
Editor’s Note: Building a future
A recent survey has shown that building and construction costs have “normalised” (see page 68), which is good news. Canterbury has a plentiful number of construction companies, architects, structural engineers, and clients associated with the building industry, not to mention their subcontractors. From new commercial, civic, and residential builds to renovations and refresh projects, the […]
Book it in: Mickey Raes
The cooler months are a time to break out the knitting needles, jigsaw puzzles, and books, and rug up warm inside. If craft of any sort takes your fancy, in Hanmer all roads lead to Mickey Raes, a treasure trove of creative ideas. Owner Wendy Lamont has been supplying customers with their craft needs, haberdashery, […]
Working together: Leann Watson of Business Canterbury
The last few weeks have been busy again as we advocate on behalf of Canterbury businesses. Recently, Ali Adams (CEO, ChristchurchNZ) and I flew to Wellington for a whirlwind tour of the big business ministries including MBIE and MFAT. The purpose of the trip was to reiterate Canterbury’s position as a powerhouse regional economy – […]
Say it through flowers: Victoria Florists
Whatever life throws at us, from its highest to its lowest moments, it is often the gift of flowers that touches the heart more intensely than the spoken word. To know that we are not forgotten, and more importantly, that we are loved, brings the greatest happiness. Especially on Mother’s Day, there’s no better feeling […]
The Iron Triangle: EBI Business Improvement Specialists
Yes, it’s possible to have a business delivering fast, affordable, and good products and services. Challenges arise, however, due to the trade-offs involved, commonly referred to as the “Iron Triangle”. This concept suggests that improving one aspect may compromise the others, for instance, offering a service quickly and at a low cost will impact the […]
Winter wining and dining
Fresh wine and delicious food are on many lips when asking what North Canterbury is known for. Lock in a warmer day with the family, whether that be with work family or your own, and venture north to the wine region. There is more to enjoy than just a wonderful day for your taste buds, […]
Inspiring tomorrow’s generation with Julie Calder
Developing young minds, and instilling strong foundations has always been such a rewarding career for Selwyn House School principal Julie Calder that she wouldn’t consider any other. Building those strong foundations during the early years is pivotal for academic success in the future, says Julie. “As a full primary school, our unwavering commitment to these […]
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