The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's annual choral concert a stunning Easter journey.

Kim Knight on a national exhibition of Frances Hodgkins' work and words.

Whodunnit sparks Orchid Thief author Susan Orlean to pen love letter to libraries.

Once Auckland's rock 'n' roll queen, Jan Hellriegel's back to reclaim her throne

NZ artist Judy Millar has her first international survey show - in Switzerland.

It's Easter weekend - and there's more to it than chocolate.

Te Papa stores items at three places in Wellington to reduce risk of loss from fire.

Kimbolton Sculpture Festival - art show with a message. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

A survivor of wars and revolutions, the cathedral has stood for centuries

NZ Symphony Orchestra delivers a fine romance defying expectations, writes William Dart.

Author Charlotte Grimshaw talks with Sarah Daniell about her stories coming to life on TV

Angela Barnett talks with "weed nun" Christine Meeusen, aka Sister Kate.

Author Greg McGee on the necessary secrets that kept him awake at night.

Jazz legend Herbie Hancock on why age isn't a barrier to making cutting-edge music

Mandela My Life: The Official Exhibition opens in Auckland today.

School holiday survival - the one story you need to read to keep the kids entertained.

From our biggest to smallest venues, there's arts and entertainment for all this weekend.

Concert cuts detract from perfect performances, writes William Dart.

Rosabel Tan is bridging cultures by staging free art events in public spaces.

At the new American children's museum, everyone over 1 pays to enter.

German city pays tribute to a century of modern design.

Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra takes audiences from concert hall to glorious landscapes.

Get ready Dunedin, Nelson, Christchurch, Wellington, Napier, Hamilton and New Plymouth.

Sequel to best-selling Wonky Donkey to be released this year.

Touring production of The Mousetrap shows why it has earned its place in theatre history

Author Markus Zusak explains why serving characters is more important than readers.

Art and craft of living central to a first-of-its-kind exhibition at an Auckland gallery.

Mathematician Eugenia Cheng uses music to make us love maths - and see Trump differently.

Musicians unite in harmony for Auckland International Cultural Festival.