We’ve got some exciting news to share this month – partnerships we’re incredibly proud to announce, and ones that reflect the energy, ambition, and optimism we’re seeing right across Christchurch and Canterbury.
Read MoreThis season, race-day style is cool, confident, and channelling the jockey spirit. Think effortless glamour, equestrian attitude, and modern silhouettes. Embrace a fresh take on trackside dressing – polished, playful, and made for sunny days.
Read MoreJoin the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra for Elegance, featuring British pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason and conductor Tianyi Lu with works by Mozart, Brahms, and Andrée – Sunday, 18 October at Christchurch Town Hall.
Read MoreThis year, Te Matatiki Toi Ora The Arts Centre hosts its largest Sculpture Festival yet
Read MoreChristchurch is on show this spring, with a season packed full of major events and celebrations.
Read MoreSpring is in the air and fashion is taking centre stage, with the Christchurch Spring Fashion Festival returning to showcase the designers and creatives shaping what’s next.
Read MoreGiltrap Group is two years into its naming rights partnership with New Zealand Fashion Week. As spring brings the runway spirit to the mainland, Shaun Summerfield looks at a partnership built to celebrate Kiwi talent.
Read MoreRacing, fashion, entertainment, and unforgettable hospitality come together at Addington Raceway for Canterbury’s biggest and most anticipated social event.
Read MoreArchibalds’ new Land Rover showroom brings Range Rover, Defender, and Discovery together in a state-of-the-art space where the experience is every bit as considered as the vehicles.
Read MoreThere is a moment every year when a city truly shows itself and, with spring’s approach, I can feel that coming here.
Read MoreIn my last article, I extolled the virtues of white architecture and perhaps dismissed the colour black as being used for buildings that have little to express.
Read MoreThere’s something about this time of year that makes us want to get together, and Christchurch has no shortage of places to make it memorable.
Read MoreThis dish brings together silky tuna and sweet kiwifruit over a light and creamy base, finished with plenty of zing and a little salty crunch.
Read MoreFor Inspire Foundation grantee Jack Tyro, surfing started as much with the people on the beach as it did with the waves.
Read MoreIf you live with excessive underarm sweating (axillary hyperhidrosis), the impact can extend far beyond physical discomfort.
Read MoreThere’s plenty of inspiration in this month’s issue. We meet the scientists and engineers creating ingenious technology that is changing lives, alongside talented Christchurch crafters and artisans.
Read MoreThis highly anticipated release of the Entertaining at Home cookbook, from Sue Heazlewood of Tangleby Gardens, marks the final chapter of Bayleys Canterbury’s Plate Up for a Purpose campaign.
Read MoreMore than a decade in the making, Nurse Maude’s new $16 million hospice brings together thoughtful architecture, skilled craftsmanship, and a deep understanding of what patients and whānau need most.
Read MoreCloser than you think, the Waikato is full of local flavour, hidden gems, and experiences worth seeking out.
Read MoreMarlborough can deliver earlier in the season than most. Its eastern coastal climate ranks near the top nationwide for sunshine hours.
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