Entertainment

A quality evening is planned when the Invercargill Harness Racing Club holds its Ascot Park Hotel Invercargill Cup Day at Ascot Park Raceway in Invercargill, from 4pm on Friday 22 December. Top class racing, the opportunity to win $1000 to spend on the Cup and Ladies Fashion In The Field are all par

It’s that time again. Time to mark the roll call of those who have left this world for another in recent weeks. There’s a long list but we’ll go with what we’ve got and in no particular order. Gary Young from California Indie band Pavement. The band was at one time signed to our own […]

Preparations are underway for this year’s Diwali festival in Invercargill – a global celebration of light and unity. Organised by the Indian Community Southland (ICS) and supported by the High Commission of India, the cherished event promises a day of cultural immersion, lively performances, and del

The chilling allure of Halloween Haunting 2023 is set to engulf the wrestling realm on Sat 28th Oct. Fans, adorned in wrestler-inspired or pumpkin costumes, eagerly await the night filled with monumental battles under the eerie Halloween moon.The night’s action kicks off with the SPW New Zealand Tag

The lineup for the Gibston Valley Concert in 2024 has been announced Prepare yourselves for an extraordinary evening of music featuring an incredible array of international artists. With dates and venues locked in, this event promises to be a highlight of New Zealand’s summer festival season. Taking

Invercargill’s award-winning hotel is gearing up to commemorate its first anniversary – and celebrations are planned for throughout the week. The Langlands Hotel first opened its doors to guests on August 22, 2022, and since then, it’s established itself as a local favourite and key player on the na

Hi there team. Time to have a look at who in the entertainment / arts world that have left us over the last two or three months. Thankfully it’s not a long list but some important names are on here. Here we go and in no particular order we’ll start with writer Cormac McCarthy. The […]

It’s almost Matariki Murihiku time when all eyes will be on Queen’s Park starting tonight (Friday). Organised and funded by the Tūturu Trust and now in its fifth year, the festival is an accumulation of ideas by local art workshop facilitator Sharne Parkinson. An array of designs are being brought t