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Christmas events rule the weekend, so you might as well get into the spirit of the season.
Christmas events rule the weekend, so you might as well get into the spirit of the season.
Auckland Choral has performed Handel's Messiah for 100 consecutive years.
Christmas comes early for the recipients of prestigious arts and book awards.
Reggae is far more significant than its musicians. Here is why.
Awkward dates and Bollywood thrills await Silo Theatre in 2019, writes Ethan Sills.
Some are taught they're in control of their happiness – which makes them more indulgent.
Rare and extraordinary National Geographic photos coming to South Taranaki.
Huge Christmas artwork unveiled at Britomart but no reindeer, snow or Santa to be seen.
Moments of exceptional dancing make "The Nutcracker" a sweet treat, Dione Joseph says.
We commemorate Anzac Day. So why have we forgotten conflicts fought on our own soil?
What's on this weekend? The TimeOut and Arts team share their picks.
Bach Musica NZ's Christmas Surprise concert was a seasonal delight, writes William Dart.
The family of Alesana Satele are still trying to understand why their father was killed.
The music industry robs a great art of its power.
Practice known as "ifoga'' sees wrongdoer's family members formally seek forgiveness.
Greg Fleming wonders if these really are the 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.
'A Woman's Place' highlights much to celebrate from our female composers and musicians.
Just how did the Donkey ended up in the Christmas story?
Top NZ author Deborah Challinor: it's insulting not to engage with our own history.
The most Christmas friendly ballet of all is soon to arrive in Auckland.
Having three Binney paintings come up for auction at once is unprecedented: art director
The TimeOut and Arts teams pick the best of the weekend as the Christmas season cranks up.
Council restricts public input to applying Māori names to hundreds of parks.
Survey of employees across NZ, Australia and the UK reveals contrasting attitudes.
Beethoven remains box office gold, says William Dart as the NZSO rounds off its 2018 year
The Auckland Chamber Orchestra is part of what makes life worth living, says William Dart.
Opera star gets a piece of the floor which he 'owned' throughout his career.
Imelda Marcos' love for her husband — and thousands of shoes — live on in disco musical.
A Scientology whistleblower says Cruise is worshipped as a "deity".