Checkout this month’s events

THAT’S Entertainment!

Now – September 13, Wed-Thurs, 11am-5pm & Fri-Sun, 11am-6pm, artHAUS Orakei, 228 Orakei Road, Remuera Art is backin the ‘haus’! Although operatingat reduced hours, artHAUS is open and, until September 13, showcasingthe works ofan intriguing painter, Papakura’s Joanna Fieldes. Displayinghistory, as seen through the eyes ofan artist, Joanna’s workhas gained plenty ofacclaim, as well as rufflinga few feathers alongthe way. See www.arthauso.org or www.joannafieldes.co.nz for details. And, to read our profile about Joanna, see our Jan 2020 e-edition, via www.southmagazine.co.nz.

Art of War

Now – November 28, Papakura Museum, 209 Great South Road, Papakura War is an ugly business. And yet, humanity when at its worst can reveal a deeper, truer beauty than pretty pictures ever could. Featuring paintings and sketches by war artists from the 19th-21st centuries, this exhibition is sure to prove both heart-wrenchingand thought provoking. Aucklanders from the South side have plenty of options when it comes to entertainment, whether in our region, nearby or online. SOUTH has prepared this quick guide

PLEASE NOTE: information regarding times & dates of these events was correct at the time this issue went to print. However, due to the pandemic, events may be postponed or cancelled. In some cases, tickets may be limited or social distancing measures employed as appropriate. Readers are advised to check events online for updates.

Joanna Fieldes – Greener Pastures

of our picks of what’s to see and do this month.

Photo Wayne Martin

Franklin Arts Festival Pop Up Art Show

Now – October 8, Franklin Arts Centre, 12 Massey Avenue, Pukekohe

You can’t keep a good festival down! Although this year’s annual Franklin Arts Festival may be on a smaller scale than usual, the show will go on. Featuringwork, across a range ofmedia, by local artists and some from further afield, this year’s exhibition is again expected to impress, remindingus that art shines on, especially duringdark

times. Visit www.facebook.com/FranklinArtsCentre for details.

Off Broadway Big Band

September 26 (supper dance) & 27 (concert and afternoon tea), times vary, Off Broadway Theatre, 41 Elliot Street, Papakura

No matter the cost, it’s likely the ‘Price’ will be right duringa performance that’s right (R)on key. Featuringvocalists Ron Price and the talented Lisa Lorrell, backed by the OffBroadway BigBand, this show will take audiences backto a time when brass was as good as gold. More information via www.ptc.org.nz.