Museum volunteers time travel back to Raglan’s past
Taking a step back in time is all in a day’s work for Raglan and District Museum volunteers Barbara Day, Cynthia Tucker
Upmarket Raglan sheds named NZ’s first ‘Building of the Year’
Newly built Raglan homes have been picking up a fair swag of awards lately – and now even a couple of commercial
Raglan’s Youth Performing Arts School presents Narnia
Raglan’s very own Performing Arts School; Raglan Theatre Academy caters for students from 6-18 years of age and for this year’s production,
Saturday night live: combo art auction heads for finale
Think combo and you may visualise a small band or perhaps something on a fast-food menu, but for the Old School Arts
Adored folk artist, Sneaky Bones hits town next week
Raglan locals are set for a very special night when Acclaimed US multi-instrumentalist, producer, songwriter and adored folk artist, Sneaky Bones hits
Shopping bags get makeover with Trade Aid competition
Get your sewing skills to the ready for Trade Aid’s Jute Bag Revamp Competition and turn a boring jute shopping bag into
Te Ropu Aroha Ki Te Reo sculpture unveiling
Based at Raglan Area School, Te Rōpū Aroha Ki Te Reo was established in 1989 with a roll of around 20 students.
Locals advance through prestigious international surf event
From the 26th of October to the 3rd of November, Raglan Surf academy students Jayden Willoughby, Caleb Cutmore, Brie Bennett, Tom Butland,
Raglan couple fly to Congo to aid in fight for rare gorilla
From eco-retreat to eco-warriors deep in the jungle – it’s all been quite an upheaval for former Solscape owners Phil McCabe and
Westcoast Stoneware combining work and surf
Getting the work/surf balance right is the driving force behind Raglan’s newest pottery enterprise Westcoast Stoneware. The three friends and avid surfers,
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