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    By ARTbop on May 1, 2014 COMING UP
    COMMEMORATIONS OF BATTLES OF GATE PA AND TE RANGA

    29 April 2014- 21 June 2014 

    2014 is the 150th anniversary of battles in the local territorial and land wars fundamental to the development of  present day Tauranga.  29 April 2014 was the noted battle of Pukehinahina-Gate Pa.   21 June 2014 – is the anniversary of the subsequent battle at Te Ranga.    The  Battles at Pukehinahina (Gate Pa) and Te Ranga remain significant events for the entire community and a number of cultural events  in conjunction with the commemorations are taking place now and in the coming months.

    A LASTING LEGACY EXHIBITION
    27 March – 8 June
    A collection of drawings by Horatio Robley, Tauranga Art Gallery.

    ART COMPETITION EXHIBITION
    17 April – 4 May
    St Georges Hall, Gate Pa

    JUNIOR ART COMPETITION
    04 May
    Junior Art Competition judging from 10am, St George’s Church Hall, Gate Pa.

    TE RANGA BATTLE SITE
    21 June
    Te Ranga Battle Site Service and Ceremony, Pyes Pa Road from 7am

    Interested? There is a variety of information on The Kete, the Tauranga Public Library web-based archive.Tauranga Memories: Battle of Gate Pa 1864. (The content of the above paragraphs is based on information created by Debbie McCauley Tauranga City Library and Parish Web, March 2014, St George’s Anglican Church Gate Pa, Tauranga.


     BAYCOURT

    HEATH FRANKLIN’S CHOPPER
    1 May
    Repeat Offender Chopper is back!
    Tickets 0800 843 538   07 577 7188
    For more information visit www.ticketek.co.nz


    ROSE & THISTLE TAVERN

    GISH VS MINCER
    1 May, 8.00pm


    DEFY CAFE AND BAR

    SALSA ON THE STRAND
    1 May, 8.00pm
    No partner required. $2 entry. Members free

    For more information visit www.baysalsa.co.nz


    MOUNT SURF CLUB

    THE MOUNT ART GROUP ART EXHIBITION
    02-04, May 9am. Admission free.
    The 40th Anniversary Exhibition will include work from Mount Maunganui College Art Students. ARTbop visited Mt Art Group at it’s usual working site at St Peter’s Church and met the Chairperson of the group Bronwyn Oldeman, Francine Ransley and some of the artists who will be exhibiting. The group which has been going for 13 years has 27 members who create a wide variety of styles of art. If you miss the exhibition you may see some of the artists showing at Art in the Park (Coronation Park). You are also welcome to visit the working sessions. Bronwyn tells me the group is hoping to develop a six week beginners’ course as an addition to the workshops they already run.


    KATIKATI BOWLING CLUB, PARK ROAD

    KATIKATI FOLK CLUB CONVERT
    02 May, 7.30pm
    Jayne Freeman & Adam Piggot plus Tauranga’s Tanglewood.

    For more information visit www.katikatifolkclub.co.nz


    ST PETER’S ANGLICAN CHURCH

    GRACE & GLORY
    03 May, 7.30pm
    04 May, 2.30pm
    Stainer’s Crucifixion. Lux Aeterna by M Lauridsen with guest organist Nicolas Forbes


    QUEEN ELIZABETH YOUTH CENTRE

    HOBBY & CRAFT SHOW
    03 – 04 May
    osted by the Tauranga Model Railway Club, Annual hobbies and crafts exhibition and show.


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    WHEEL OF EXPERIENCE – ARTS ON TOUR
    06 May, 7.30pm
    Original songs that bring to life stories unearthed from New Zealand’s wild west! The artists were interviewed by Kim Hill on National Radio on Saturday 26th April 2014. They commented that their original works are “the breath between the lines”. Based on New Zealand’s not too distant past of European settlement and land acquisition the music ranges from beautiful, soft folk-style sounds to the impassioned and powerful “100 Trees” based on the amazing engineering development of the Raurimu Spiral – a musical marathon. The artists describe their narrative songs as “a hell of a good story” . The range of “stories” is obviously wide – the shock and privation of early settlers, the rough places and times like Raurimu and the West Auckland Gumdigger’s Camp of the charismatic Portuguese “Don Buck” . There are fiddles, 5 string banjo, banolin and wonderful voices. A special set evocative of the tent and log cabin dwellings of the period has been built. The artists say “they are travelling from Kaitaia to Stewart Island and playing in tiny little town halls to opera houses!” This will be a unique performance experience. Don’t miss it.

    For tickets phone 0800 843 538 or 07 577 7188 or visit www.ticketek.co.nz


    BAYCOURT

    SOUND TRACK – TAKE ONE!
    10 May, 7.30pm
    11 May, 2.30pm

    For tickets phone 0800 843 538 or 07 577 7188 or visit www.ticketek.co.nz


    TAURANGA ART GALLERY

    DEVINE DEVILLES
    1106 May, 6.00pm
    Singers/songwriters/musicians Ali Penney & Dorothy-Jane come together for a one-off show at the Gallery – jazz and blues meet!

    Tickets $20. Adult $15 Friend of the Gallery/Student.
    Tickets from Front of House or call 07 578 7933 www.artgallery.org.nz


    THE ENTERTAINERS CLUB

    TWO OF A KIND
    Unplugged accoustic guitar and vocal duo.

    RENDEVOUS
    Barbershop Quartet.

    EXTRAORDINARY MACHINE
    Carol Power (vocal) and Chris Williamson (keyboard) Tickets $10. Bar Service and full restaurant meals available.

    5pm Sunday 11 May, The Citizens Club, 13th Avenue Tauranga
    Tickets $10. Door sales from 4.30pm.
    Bar service and full restaurant meals available.
    Enquiries: please contact Bruce Lannam 027 4735 644
    Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.comtaurangaentertainersclub


    BAYCOURT

    THE PIANIST
    1 May, 6.00pm

    For tickets phone 0800 843 538 or 07 577 7188 or visit www.ticketek.co.nz


    LIGHTWAVE GALLERY

    BOYS TOYS
    15 May – 8 June
    Ross Jones, Don Packwood, Glenn McLeary, Nick Eggleston plus many more. It’s not just for the boys!

    For more information visit www.lightwavegallery.co.nz


    HOLY TRINITY

    ENCHANTED
    17 May
    With Anna Hawkins and amazing dance duo Silhouette and Renee Maurice. A Waipuna Hospice funding support concert sponsored by Carrus.

    Tickets $55 Adults, $40 Students.


    BAYCOURT

    GRUMPY OLD WOMEN – 50 SHADES OF BEIGE
    18 May 7.30pm
    A celebration of pre, peri and post menopausal female condition.

    For tickets phone 0800 843 538 or 07 577 7188 or visit www.ticketek.co.nz


    BAYCOURT

    THE NEW ZEALAND DANCE COMPANY – LANGUAGE OF LIVING
    21 May, 7.30pm
    A presentation of new and inspired dance.

    For tickets phone 0800 843 538 or 07 577 7188 or visit www.ticketek.co.nz


    BAYCOURT

    KRAKEN
    23 May, 7-8pm
    Trygve Wakenshaw the award winning masterclown behind the smash hit Squidboy.

    For tickets phone 0800 843 538 or 07 577 7188 or visit www.ticketek.co.nz


    BAYCOURT

    SHAKESPEARE’S WILL
    24 May, 7pm
    Vern Thiessen’s play falls somewhere between imagined hhistory and an unauthorised biography of Anne Hathaway.

    For tickets phone 0800 843 538 or 07 577 7188 or visit www.ticketek.co.nz


    BAYCOURT

    2 DEGREES COMEDY CONVOY
    25 May, 7pm
    Seven Days star Paul Ego hosts a high octane two hour standup comedy showcase.

    For tickets phone 0800 843 538 or 07 577 7188 or visit www.ticketek.co.nz


    HOLY TRINITY

    100 GLORIOUS YEARS OF SONG
    30 May, 11am
    Including Art Deco, 20s and 30s songs and wartime favourites.

    For tickets email bookings@operatunity.co.nz


    CARGO SHED

    BETHLEHEM COLLEGE ART EXHIBITION
    August-September 2014


    AND GOING ON:
    CREATIVE TAURANGA GALLERY

    BLEEDING VINYL COVERS EXHIBITION
    Until 6 May
    A group exhibition by Tauranga artists at Creative Tauranga Gallery, Willow Street Tauranga. This is one of the most interesting exhibitions I’ve seen in the Creative Tauranga Gallery. It’s different and it’s cool. By the time I got there some of the works had been sold and/or removed from the exhibition. I don’t want to single out works as “better” than others but of course as an Eggleston fan I love “Pig Floyd”; I adore the black and white James Stenbridge Led Zeplin and the Stephanie Brebner recyled record covers “Opportunity Found”. This is an excellent exhibition. While you’re in Creative Tauranga take a look at the variety of information and pamphlets on the stands opposite the main door – so much going on.

    The exhibition Bleeding Vinyl Covers will be reinstalled at Lightwave Gallery 31 Totara Street, Mount Maunganui after May 06.

    WESTSIDE THEATRE

    CHICAGO – THE MUSICAL VAUDEVILLE
    Until 17 May
    A story told in the Cook County Jail of murder and imprisonment – set against the background of hot jazz and Roaring Twenties Chicago. Dynamic and bubbly Carlie Howe has the role of Roxy. Carlie and other members of the cast I know and meet are buzzing with excitement for the preview performance. With its combination of production and performance talent this will be a local winner. A Tauranga Musical Theatre production.


    TE PUKE REPERTORY THEATRE

    SEX PLEASE WE’RE SIXY
    Until 10 May
    For more information about this fast paced and hilarious comedy written by Michael and Susan Parker Telephone 07 573 8346.


    TAURANGA ART GALLERY

    TERRY STRINGER
    Landscape of the Head
    Until 03 August

    MIRANDA PARKES
    Whopper
    Until 15 June

    HORATIO GORDON ROBLY
    With works by Bob Kerr & Elizabeth Kyle: A Lasting Legacy.
    Until 08 June

    DAVE ROY
    Lest we Forget
    Until 08 June

    BOB KERR
    Number 1 Field Punishment
    Until 08 June

    Tauranga Art Gallery, 108 Willow Street, Tauranga
    Open daily 10am-4.30pm.
    Phone 07 578 7933
    Admission is free but donations are greatly appreciated
    www.artgallery.org.nz


    LIGHTWAVE GALLERY

    THE EARLY YEARS OF NIKOLAI EAGLESTONE AKA RAYGUN REX
    Ongoing
    A unique and quirky exhibition of original drawings by artist and photographer Ken Wright and associated artefacts and artwork. An ongoing project and work at Lightwave Gallery 31 Totara Street, Mount Maunganui. Look for Gallery signage on the right of Totara Street going towards the Mount. Parking available immediately outside the Gallery. Outdoor seating also available.


    ZOHAR GALLERY

    STEPHANIE BREBNER & NICK EGGLESTON
    Ongoing
    104 Maunganui Road, Mount Maunganui


    GALLERY 59

    KRISTIAN LOMATH, DOREEN MCNEIL & KATHERINE SIMPSON
    Ongoing
    9th Avenue, Tauranga


    KATIKATI HERITAGE MUSEUM

    SAM MIDDLEBROOK COLLECTION
    Ongoing
    approximately 200 artefacts of local Maori origin incuding stone, wood, flax, whalebone, moa bone, fishing equipment and kete.

    Wharawhara Road, Katikati
    Email: info@katikatiheritagemuseum.co.nz
    Website: www.katikatiheritagemuseum.co.nz


    OUR FAVOURITE THINGS EXHIBITION

    22 April – 10 May
    Rotorua Public Library, 1127 Haupapa Street, Rotorua
    Janet Keen and Wieland Hartwig invite you to view their display of photographs, paintings and mosaics at the Rotorua Public Library.
    Enquiries: phone 07 346 3435 or 985 4146


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