Carmina Burana
Fri 21 Feb
Hamilton City Brass and the Festival Chorus return to perform one of the most notable choral pieces of the 20th Century.
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Nathan Haines
Sun 23 Feb
Jazz and dance music icon Nathan Haines and a 7-piece band perform his latest critically acclaimed album, Notes.
Late 80’s Mercedes
Fri 28 Feb
Late 80s Mercedes reimagine Top 40 hits, iconic funk and soul numbers alongside their own funk-inspired arrangements.
The Music is Bond
Sat 1 Mar
An exhilarating journey through the legendary James Bond soundtracks that have defined cinematic cool for over 60 years.
Garden Giggles
Sun 2 Mar
Join Wilson Dixon, Josh Thomson, Nick Rado, Angella Dravid and Ocean Denham for a night of world-class laughs.
Katchafire
Sun 2 Mar
Global roots reggae phenomenon Katchafire celebrate 28 years of existence by revisiting their debut album Revival.
In Other Words
Sat 22 Feb, Sun 23 Feb
Jennifer Ward-Lealand and Michael Hurst join forces in this award-winning play exploring the effects of Alzheimer’s disease.
H.R. The Musical
Thu 27 Feb
This cheeky number takes on the ridiculous and objectionable in the modern workplace.
Tangihanga
Fri 28 Feb, Sat 1 Mar
Set during a tangi, Tangihanga brings over 30 characters to life, exploring themes of whaanau and cultural identity.
The Garden Reading Party
Sat 22 Feb
BYO book and a blanket or a chair for an hour of reading in paradise with your host Penny Ashton.
Foraging With a Side of Feijoa
Sat 22 Feb
Author Peter Langlands discusses his deeply held fungi obsessions with self-proclaimed feijoa fanatic Kate Evans.
The Fight for Freshwater
Sat 22 Feb
Mike Joy discusses his fascinating new memoir The Fight for Freshwater with award-winning journalist Venetia Sherson.