A big burlesque birthday bash
The Boom Boom Room has been doing burlesque for 10 years, and now they're celebrating.
Precocious performers
The National Young Performers Awards will see a crowd descend on Palmerston North.
Review: The Sound of Music
REVIEW: Small scope of touring show weakens the grandeur of this stage classic.
Family illuminated bike ride ready to go
It can't be often that The Square in Palmerston North is used to launch a ship - if ever.
Chatroom drama in The Dark Room
A drama in which five teens meet online in a world that could be anything they want to make it.
Combined youth orchestras in concert
The Manawatu Youth Orchestra is hosting a youth orchestra festival over Labour Weekend.
Unsettling reality and trauma
A CRITICAL EYE: City Gallery, Wellington has an eclectic group of exhibitions.
Most vulnerable helped
Carol Searle is walking out the door and hopes to be replaced by someone with fresh eyes.
Characters sparkle in 'Twin Peaky' play
Taihape, star of national weather forecasts has been less prominent onstage - until now.
Graced with favour
TUNNEL VISION: Smash American comedy isn't so bad after all, writes Malcolm Hopwood.
Out in front
MEMORY LANE: One Saturday in May 1966, the Standard broke new ground and never looked back.
Tail-tip injury season
PAWS AND CLAWS: Windy season is not good news for our four-legged friends and their tails.
Better to barter
As she continues her chaotic country-house journey, Carly Thomas finds that bartering is better.
Sounds of the swamp
Swampfest 2017 is nearly here and it's filled with the sounds of Palmerston North.
Solo play suits small stage
"Wit", a Pulitzer Prize-winning play is the first production in the newly commissioned Rare Theatre .
Keeping the faith
Manawatū women of different faiths have come together to find common ground on religion.
Art trailing in Manawatū
The first arts trail in the Manawatū kicked off on Saturday, an event that includes workshops and open studios.
