What's On in the Harbour Capital - March 92
Richard Naylor
28-Feb-1992
WHAT'S ON IN THE HARBOUR CAPITAL MARCH 1992
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1992 NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS
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- Until March 21.
LOOK OUT FOR THESE SEASONS AT THE FESTIVAL
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* Britain's leading theatre company Cheek by Jowl performing
Shakespeare's "As you Like It" with an all male cast.
* The Actors Theatre of Scotland's "Laurel and Hardy".
* "Marae" - musical commissioned for the festival exploring last
20 years of contemporary music in New Zealand.
* Mary Jane O'Reilly and Dancers present A4 - a new work.
* Der Kreis "Born Guilty" - compelling and disturbing series of
interviews based on the life-stories of children of former Nazis.
* Stuffed Puppet Theatre - challenging adult puppet theatre
production.
* The Flying Karamazov Brothers - a wonderful family show.
* Snarling Beasties Theatre Company present two dynamic and
controversial productions - Punch and Judy and Femme Fatale.
* Compagnie Philippe Genty's Magical Show - mixture of puppetry,
illusion and live performances.
* Mapapa Acrobats - fast & spectacular. Accompanied by live music
from Mombassa band Mandingo.
* Dylan Thomas: Return Journey. Bob Kingdom recreates atmosphere
of Dylan Thomas' own live recitals.
* Nederlands Dans Theatre 2 - superb series of neo-classical
dance with dancers from all over the world.
Until 8 Mar:
MARAE - new stage production at Lower Hutt Town Hall
8pm (also 2pm on Mar 1 & 7). Journey through the fusion of Pakeha
and Maori lifestyles. Uplifting, moving, funny. Tickets $15
adults, $13 friends (Friends of the Festival) & $10 unwaged. Ph
473-8149. Special school price $5 ph (025)422-648.
IT'S FREE.....
14 Mar:
FESTIVAL DRUMS at Aotea lagoon, from 1.30pm. Featuring
Nagi Daiko Drummers from Japan. Afternoon of international
drumming, dance groups from South Pacific, Maori cultural group,
Indonesian gamelan, Royal NZ Airforce band and rock drumming.
Also food and craft fair, buskers, water activities, & children's
rides. Free.
21 Mar:
Lexus International Violin Competition gala concert at
Michael Fowler Centre 8pm. Finalists compete for $45,000 in
prizes. Accompanied by NZSO under the direction of conductor
Vanco Lavdarski.
PARKROYAL FESTIVAL FRINGE.
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Day shows free, evening shows $15
waged, $10 unwaged/friends. Ph 471-1573.
1 Mar: Repertory Theatre - Jango Edwards 8pm, Antebodies 11pm.
2 Mar: Civic Square - Gitbox Rebellion noon. Repertory Theatre -
Gitbox Rebellion 8pm, Antebodies 11pm.
3 Mar: Civic Square - Gitbox Rebellion noon. Repertory Theatre -
Janet Roddick 8pm, Gitbox Rebellion 11pm.
4 Mar: Civic Square - No Ordinary Angels noon. Repertory Theatre
- Janet Roddick 8pm, Neill Gladwin 11pm.
5 Mar: Civic Square - David Erskine noon. Repertory Theatre -
David Erskine 8pm, Neill Gladwin 11pm.
6 Mar: Civic Square - No Ordinary Angels noon. Repertory Theatre
- David Erskine 8pm, Neill Gladwin 11pm.
7 Mar: Civic Square - Mr Fungus & Mr Moon noon. Repertory Theatre
- David Erskine 8pm, The Spines 11pm.
8 Mar: Repertory Theatre - Sue-Anne Post 8pm, The Spines 11pm.
9 Mar: Civic Square - Mr Fungus & Mr Moon noon. Repertory Theatre
- Sue-Anne Post 8pm, Lee Ross 11pm.
10 Mar: Civic Square - Mr Fungus & Mr Moon noon. Repertory
Theatre - Burning Airlines 8pm, Lee Ross 11pm.
11 Mar: Civic Square - Duo Melange noon. Civic Square - Burning
Airlines 8pm, Lee Ross 11pm.
12 Mar: Civic Square - Duo Melange noon. Repertory Theatre -
Burning Airlines 8pm, Alice Capper Starr 11pm.
13 Mar: Civic Square - Smith vs Smith noon. Repertory Theatre -
Deb Filler 8pm, Alice Capper Star 11pm.
14 Mar: Smith vs Smith noon. Deb Filler 8pm, Smith vs Smith 11pm.
15 Mar: Repertory Theatre - Deb Filler 8pm, Smith vs Smith 11pm.
16 Mar: Civic Square - Neil Gudsell 1pm. Repertory Theatre -
Chris Knox 8pm, Deb Filler 11pm.
17 Mar: Civic Square - The Waldo Woodhead Show noon. Repertory
Theatre - Rough Magic 8pm, Neil Gudsell 11pm.
18 Mar: Civic Square - The Waldo Woodhead Show noon. Repertory
Theatre - Rough Magic 8pm, Neil Gudsell 11pm.
19 Mar: Civic Square - The Waldo Woodhead Show noon. Repertory
Theatre - Rough magic 8pm, The Flannelettes meet Brian Sergent
11pm.
20 Mar: Civic Square - Neil Gudsell noon. Repertroy Theatre -
Rough Magic 8pm & 11pm.
21 Mar: Repertory Theatre - Rough magic 2pm, Extravaganza from
8pm. Tickets $20 waged, $15 unwaged/friends for extravaganza.
For more info ph John Leach 473-0149.
PLAZA INTERNATIONAL MAGNUM JAZZ & CABARET SEASON. Ph 473-3900.
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Until 21 Mar: International artists in 43 shows over 22 nights in
the ballroom, compered by Ray Harris. Mainbill shows approx 2
hrs, late night shows approx 1 hr.
1 Mar: Parish Washboard 7.30pm, The Kilmarnock Quartet 10.30pm.
2 Mar: Ennio Marchetto supported by The Dreamgirls 7.30pm, Paris
Washboard 10.30pm.
3,4 Mar: Saxtet 7.30pm, Ennio Marchetto 10.30pm.
5,6 Mar: Ennio Marchetto supported by The Dreamgirls 7.30pm. The
Dreamgirls 10.30pm.
7 Mar: The Crystals 7.30pm, Ennio Marchetto 10.30pm.
8 Mar: The Crystals 7.30pm, Paul Ubana Jones 10.30pm.
9 Mar: Alan Botschinsky and Thomas Clausen 7.30pm & 10.30pm.
10 Mar: The Tokyo Hot Club Band with Deborah Katherine 7.30pm,
Allan Botschinsky & Thomas Clausen 10.30pm.
11 Mar: The Tokyo Hot Club Band with Deborah Katherine 7.30pm,
Bungnotes 10.30pm.
12 Mar: Joe Pass 7.30pm, The Tokyo Hot Club Band with Deborah
Katherine 10.30pm.
13 Mar: Joe Pass 7.30pm & 10.30pm.
14 Mar: The Monica Borrfors Quintet 7.30pm, Joe Pass 10.30pm.
15 Mar: The Monica Bonfors Quintet 7.30pm & 10.30pm.
16 Mar: Paul Horn & The Richard Adams Quintet 7.30pm, The Richard
Adams Quartet 10.30pm.
17 Mar: John Mayall's Blues Breakers 7.30pm, The Waldo Woodhead
Show 10.30pm.
18 Mar: New Zealand's Women of Jazz 7.30pm, Colin Hemmingsen's
"New Moves" 10.30pm.
19 Mar: Wendy Harmer & Glyn Nicholas 7.30pm, Wendy Harmer 10.30pm.
20 Mar: The Ray Brown Trio with James Morrison 7.30pm, Glynn Nicholas 10.30pm.
21 Mar: Wendy Homer & Glyn Nicholas 7.30pm.
Tickets $30 for 7.30pm shows and $12 for 10.30pm shows. Bookings
ph 471-1573.
AND MUCH MUCH MORE. SEE INSERT & WATCH NEWSPAPERS FOR DETAILS.
Festival Bookings Hotline 471-1573.
Other enquiries ph 473-0149.
SPORT
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TENNIS, Renouf Centre. Ph 384-6294.
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1 Mar: Pro Kennex Toyota National Parent/child Family Tennis
Festival at Renouf Centre and IBM Centre, Mitchell Park, Lower
Hutt. Held at 23 venues nationwide. Tennis doubles comprising
mother/daughter, mother/son, father/daughter, father/son or
grandparent/grandchild. Children = under 16. Entry $10 per pair.
For more info ph Jillian Roberts 384-6294.
6-8 Mar: Pro Kennex Wellington Junior Age Champs for 10,14 & 16 yrs.
13-15 Mar: Pro Kennex Junior Age champs for 12 & 18 yrs.
21,22 Mar: Veterans tournament.
SOCCER - National League.
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1 Mar: Wellington United v Manurewa at Newtown Park 2pm.
21 Mar: Wellington United v Waitakeri City Centennial Park 2pm.
For more info ph Ian Rogers 472-8918.
TRIATHLONS/FUN RUNS etc
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1 Mar: Allen & Hanburys triathlon startS Seatoun Beach 9am. Swim
750m, cycle 20km, run 5km. incorporating Wellington Sprint
Championships. For more info ph Ian Best 479-5563.
8 Mar: Porirua Triathlon starts 8am at Titahi Bay. Swim 1500m,
cycle 40km, run 10km. For more info ph Eddie Bright 233-9479.
8 Mar: OXFAM SPONSORED WALK & FESTIVAL at Frank Kitts Park 1pm.
To raise money for overseas aid. Warm up with Gary Hart from Les
Mills Fitness Centre. Walk, run, rollerblade or whatever.
Festival starts 2pm. Entertainers include Sam Manzanza and his
Bobongo Men, poet Sam Hunt, singer Hattie St John, buskers and
more. Ethnic food stalls. Individuals/team interested in entering
ph Ruth Dyson 385-4646.
15 Mar: Kapiti womens triathlon starts 10am. Swim 400m, cycle
10km, run 5km. For more info ph 298-7509 or 567-8354. Confirm
15 Mar: Kapiti 10km Classic Fun Run starts Village Inn, Raumati
2pm. For more info ph P Ellis 297-0691.
15 Mar: Charity fun run - 6km from Queens Wharf to Kilbirnie
Park. Organised by Rotoract. For more info ph Julie Wakefield
801-5098.
22 Mar: Porirua Recreation Centre fun run & walk starts 10am.
Half marathon starts 10.15am. For more info ph 237-6306.
22 Mar: Kids biathlon at Huia Pool, Lower Hutt. Swim & run for
children under 6, 8, 10 & 12 yrs. For more info ph 567-0043.
22 Mar: Worser Bay triathlon & Police champs. Swim 1500m, cycle
40km, run 10km. For more info ph Mike Oxnam 233-8530.
22 Mar: Mountain biathlon. Run 400m, cycle 26km, mountain run
14.5km, cycle 17.5km, run 400m. For more info ph (06)377-5086.
29 Mar: Lion Brown Round the bays fun run - Frank Kitts Park to
Kilbirnie Park. For more info ph Ian Best 479-5563.
CRICKET, Basin Reserve. Ph 384-3454.
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2 Mar: Benson & Hedges World Cup - Sri Lanka v South Africa.
10 Mar: Benson & Hedges World Cup - West Indies v India.
15 Mar: Benson & Hedges World Cup - NZ v England.
BMX THUNDERBOLTS BMX CLUB
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1,15,29 Mar: Racing for 4 - over 50's starts 1pm at Wellington
track, Ian Galloway Park, Curtis St.
8,22 Mar: At Upper Hutt track.
Cost $1 per day for club members, $1.50 for non-members. For more
info ph Pauline Richardson 526-6008.
ORIENTEERING, Ph Roger Shelton 475-8236.
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22 Mar: Wellington Orienteering Club invites people of all ages
and levels of fitness. Start (signposted from Makara Road) any
time between 10-2pm. Running shoes/sneakers required.
STOCK CARS
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Te Marua Speedway, Upper Hutt. Ph 526-9732.
7,14, 21 Mar: Qualifying races for Tony Durney Memorial Trophy.
HORSE RACING
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TRENTHAM RACECOURSE, Upper Hutt. Ph 582-9611.
14,29 Mar: Autumn meeting.
CASTLEPOINT RACES. Ph 378-7373.
21 Mar: Races on beach.
HUTT PARK RACEWAY, Lower Hutt. Ph 568-5900.
31 Mar, 2 Apr: Trotting meetings start 6.10pm.
BASKETBALL, Ph 389-8004.
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21 Mar: Mobil Lakers v Palmerston North at Walter Nash Stadium,
Taita.
28 Mar: Saints v Wickliffe Press Nuggets at Wellington Show &
Sports Centre.
RUGBY
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28 Mar: Club rugby starts at Athletic Park and other grounds
around Wellington.
YACHTING
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29 Mar: 1992 Deloitte Ross Tohmatsu Business House Yacht Race on
Wellington Harbour starting 1pm. Starts and finishes Royal Port
Nicholson Yacht Club, Oriental parade. Handicapped race - slower
boats starting first. Cost $85 per head, includes use of yacht,
crew to sail (if required) and buffet supper, drinks and
entertainment after the race. For more info ph Paula Murrin
272-1677 or Grant Scoones 384-8700.
TARARUA OUTDOOR RECREATION CENTRE
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Raft trips $20. For more info ph (06)364-3110.
WINDSURFING
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More FM/Stunned Mullet Windsurfing school and casual board hire
at Oriental Bay. Wetsuits available. For more info ph 499-7303.
For free win and surf report ph 801-0567.
SUMMER TREKS. Bookings 564-3066.
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DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION, RIMUTAKA FOREST PARK.
1 Mar: Mt Baker via Cattle Ridge 10-3pm.
7 Mar: Canon Point - Akatarawa Dam 10-3.30pm. Whakanui
Orongorongo Catchpool 9-4pm.
8 Mar: Orongorongo - Tahwai Hut Site, Cattle Ridge 10-3pm.
Also Nature Ramble - 5 mile loop track 1-4pm.
11 Mar: Baring Head - Lake Kohangatera 9.30-4pm. Visit shag
colony at Wgtn's largest wetland habitats.
14 Mar: Whitireia Park, Titahi Bay 10-2.30.
15 Mar: Turakirae head - Barney's Whare 10-3pm.
15 Mar: Mt Matthews 9-6.30pm.
18 Mar: Butcher track/cattle ridge 9-3pm.
21 Mar: Five Mile track 10-3pm.
21 Mar: "Lets Look at Native Orchids".
22 Mar: Pencarrow 9-5pm.
22 Mar: York Bay loop walk from Cheviot Rd 10-2.30pm.
25 Mar: Transmission Gully from Paekakariki 10-2.30pm.
28 Mar: Middle Ridge/Clay Forks 9.30-3pm.
29 Mar: Hine Rd/Crowther Trig/Boys Brigade Camp 10-3pm.
29 Mar: Rimutaka Incline 9.30-5.30pm.
1 Apr: Mt Deadwood 9.30-3pm.
ATHLETICS
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14,15 Mar: National Athletic League Final at Newtown Park. For
more info ph 472-7875.
SOFTBALL. Ph Colin Ward 386-1891.
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7,14,21 Mar: Inter-city mens and womens competitions all day at
Hataitai Park and Fraser Park Lower Hutt.
28 Mar: NZ United Softball tournament at Onepoto Park Porirua.
INDOOR GRAND PRIX, Cnr Westminster St & Hutt Rd Kaiwharawhara. Ph
499-0676.
Open seven days 12-10pm. Cost $10 for 10 min, $15 for 15 min for
students and $20 for 15 min for adults. Includes safety suit,
helmet and drivers' brief.
Small groups catered for.
PASSPORT TO LEISURE
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50% discount for admission to Wellington
City Council leisure centres - swimming pools, recreations
centres and the zoo for all beneficiaries and superannuitants
living in Wellington city. Applications ph Wellington City
Council Parks & Recreation Department leisure line 801-3603.
EXHIBITIONS
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CRAFTS COUNCIL GALLERY, 22 The Terrace. Ph 472-7018.
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Until 3 March: Stock from leading NZ craftspeople.
3-22 Mar: "Bold". Bowls to look at. Bowls to wear and eat from.
Bowls to buy. A multi-media exhibition.
DOWSE ART MUSEUM, Laings Rd Lower Hutt. Ph 569-5743.
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Until 7 Mar: Colin Reid - glass.
Until 15 Mar: Malcolm Harrison - The family.
Until 29 Mar: Body Adornment Series - contemporary NZ studio
jewellery. New work by South Island artists Jacqueline Beri,
Kate Ewing, Stephanie Lambert and Peter McKay.
Until 12 Apr: New sculptural work by Frances Battersby.
Until 26 Apr: Tembikar Sasak - Three women potters of Lombok,
Indonesia demonstrate pot-making process.
Until 20 Sept: "Big Green" - NZ's largest exhibition to confront
local and global environmental crisis. Positive public awareness
campaign using contemporary art and interactive exhibits.
Provides information and inspiration for future lifestyles.
Includes a drift net maze, the environmental disaster kitchen, a
giant environmental board game, encouragement to live smoke-free
and samples of homemade household cleaners. Multi media -
encompassing sculpture, installations, photography, painting,
ceramics, stained glass and jewellery. Regular art
demonstrations, public forums and outreach activities including
toxic tours of Wellington and galloping gourmet-style
environment-friendly recipe booth. Special programme for school
and pre-school visits. Other exhibitions on during this time
include "The 6th Dimension" 6th form art, Jenny Murray prints,
Hamish Campbell bone carvings and Jens Hansen, Ray Mitchell and
Marianne Schreven jewellery. For more info ph Neil Anderson
569-5743.
GOW LANGSFORD GALLERY, 21-23 Blair St. Ph 385-2636.
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Until 13 Mar: Festival show - Neil Dawson, Derrick Cherrie,
Michael Parekowhai, Lucy Macdonald & Monique Redmond.
Mar 17-3 Apr: Ronnie Van Hout & Don Driver.
TE WHARE TAONGA O AOTEAROA NATIONAL ART GALLERY AND MUSEUM,
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Buckle St. Ph 385-9609.
Until 15 Mar: Paintings by C.F. Goldie.
Until 29 Mar: Old and New Zeeland - masterpieces from the Golden
Age of Dutch painting and exploration - exhibition to mark the
350th anniversary of Abel Tasman's sighting of NZ. Theme is Dutch
life and culture in the age of Tasman.
Until 5 Apr: Luk Luk Gen! (Look again!). First comprehensive
exhibition of contemporary Papua New Guinean art seen in
Australasia.
Until 26 Apr: In Our Time: The World as Seen by Magnum
Photographers - landmark exhibition featuring 310 photographs by
world's leading photojournalistic collective.
Until 15 June: New work by Di Frence.
Until 31 Mar: Taonga Maori - spiritual journey expressed through
Maori art.
Until 31 Mar: Big: The Giants on Earth - A Wildlife Exhibition
for Children.
Until Mar: For all to see Te Puakinga - acquiring and preserving
national treasures.
Open daily 9-5pm. Public guided tours Mon-Fri 12.30pm, Sat & Sun
12.30-1.30pm. Free admission.
For more info ph Conal McCarthy 385-9609.
DUNBAR SLOANE GALLERY, 32 Waring Taylor St. Ph 472-1367.
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Until 30 Mar: Festival Exhibition - Frances McCracken 1879-1959.
Also wide range of other works to view by arrangement.
NATIONAL LIBRARY, Cnr Molesworth & Aitken Sts. Ph 474-300.
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Until 3 Apr: Traditional stories, ancient & modern. Display of
picture book versions of traditional folk tales, nursery and
classic stories showing developing trends in illustration from
the late 19th century.
5 Mar-2 May: Eileen Mayo painter/designer - murals, posters,
coins, stamps, tapestries, paintings, drawings and books.
5 Mar-2 May: Postal Impressions - treasures from the NZ Post
collections. Explores design context and content of postage stamp
from 1855-1980's.
RELATED EVENTS/LECTURES PROGRAMME
7,18 Mar: Guided tour of Postal Impressions 11.30am on the 7th &
12.10pm on the 18th.
11 Mar: Guided tour of Eileen Mayo exhibition 12.10pm.
25 Mar: "Native Flowers" - Illustrated lecture relating to Postal
Impressions 12.10pm.
28 Mar: Everyone's Hobby - stamp collecting, the collector's view 11.30am.
PORIRUA MUSUEM, Te Hiko St. Ph 237-6743.
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Until Apr: "The Name of the Game" - children's games 1840-1920.
Includes old favourites such as solitaire, marbles and quoites,
plus many others which have been constructed. Free.
JANNE LAND GALLERY, 170 Cuba St. Ph 384-2912.
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Until 14 Mar: Arthur Boyd - a series of collagraphs.
27 Mar-4 Apr: Pathway to Te Ika A Maui (Maui's fish) - paintings
by Paul Jackson.
GLOBE WALL HANGINGS
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Until March 21: Wellington Shakespearian Society Globe Wall
Hangings on display at James Cook Centra Hotel, The Terrace.
Exquisite, unique project by New Zealand
embroiderers and textile artists. Part of
international tour of the hangings before they
are permanently housed at the Globe Theatre in
London. For more info ph Dawn Sanders 476-8369.
PAGE 90 ARTSPACE Te Marae o te Umu Kai o Hau Porirua City
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Cultural Centre, Norrie St Porirua. Ph 237-4043.
Until 27 Mar: "Caledonian Soul" - by international artist Rob
Taylor 11-6pm. Poriru/Plimmerton influence. Visually striking
collection of more than 60 oils on canvas - including large scale
abstract works. Fills 4,000 sq ft of gallery space.
CLAYSHAPES GALLERY, 236 Oriental Bay. Ph 384-2625.
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Throughout Mar: Festival exhibition with works by invited top NZ
craftspeople includidng Patti Meads, Mary Bartos, Giovanni Grass,
Maxwell Riddell and Jenny Shearer. Open 7 days 10-6pm..
DELUXE CAFE, 10 Kent Tce. Ph 801-5455.
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1-14 Mar: Mien - prints by Peter Campbell.
KIRKALDIE & STAINS GALLERY, 2nd floor Lambton Quay. Ph 472-5899.
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3-14 Mar: Exhibition of recent paintings by Philip Markham.
16-28 Mar: Exhibition of original prints from the personal
collection of Malcolm Warr and figure studies in bronze by Maree
Lawrence. Open during store hours.
TURNBULL HOUSE, Bowen St.
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3-15 Mar: "Woven by Hand". Exhibitions and demonstrations by Port
Nicholson Handweavers.
NATIONAL BANK HOUSE, 170-186 Featherston St. Ph 472-4009.
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3-28 Mar: Sydeny Higgs watercolour and oil paintings 9-4.30pm.
CITY ART GALLERY, Cnr Victoria St & Chews Lane. Ph 473-2625.
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3 Mar-3 May: "Palasso Nero". Brodsky & Utkin, Russian artists and
architects' monumental sculptural constructions and large scale
etchings. Exhibition features six week residency by two prominent
contemporary Russian artists, two monumental scultpures (one in
the City Art Gallery - a palace built from black splintered
timber with its foundation submerged in a pool of oil - and one
outdoors in the new Civic Square). Selection of over 40
large-scale finely detailed etchings. Also weekend forum - "In
the Metropolis" where key NZ & international speakers debate art,
architectural and environmental issues. Admission $3 adults,
concessions $2 & $1. Guided tours Thursdays 12.30pm & Sat 1pm.
For more info ph Giovanni Intra 473-2625.
5,6 Mar: Ikebana exhibition at Japan Culture & Information Centre
111-113 Customhouse Quay 2-4pm on the 5th & 9-4pm on the 6th. For
more info ph Cora Hazlett 479-2428.
OLD ST PAULS, Mulgrave St. Ph 473-6722.
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8-12 Mar: Fine art exhibition of noted Wellington artists
10-7.30pm daily.
UPPER HUTT COMMUNITY GALLERY, 832 Fergusson Drive. Ph 527-9885.
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9-15 Mar: Painter Grace Sinclair exhibits.
Open 11-4pm Mon-Sat & 1.30-4pm Sun.
TINAKORI GALLERY, 330 Tinakori Rd Ph 471-2636.
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Rare NZ maps and prints from past 300 years.
NATIONAL ARCHIVES, 10 Mulgrave St. Ph 499-5595.
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Archives evidence on wide ranging areas of interest. Open 9-5pm
Mon-Fri & 9-1pm Sat.
KATHERINE MANSFIELD BIRTHPLACE, 25 Tinakori Rd. Ph 473-7268.
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Birthplace of New Zealand's most famous writer, faithfully
restored to how it looked when Katherine was growing up there.
"The Dolls House" - constructed and furnished as described in
Katherine's 1921 story "The Dolls House". Admission $4 adults, $1
children, group concessions.
COLONIAL COTTAGE MUSEUM, 68 Nairn St. Ph 384-9122.
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Restored 1858 cottage. Open Mon-Fri 10-4pm and weekends 1-4.30pm.
Adults $3, children $1. Students with ID and senior citizens $2.
TRANSPORT TOURS.
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Sunday tours to Silverstream Railway, Southwards
Car Museum and Wellington Tramway Museum. Adults $25, children
$12.50. Picnic lunches available. Bookings ph Peter Rendall
389-4210.
A GARDEN TO VISIT.
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Individuals and groups are invited to visit
the garden of Beverley and Denis Thompson at 49 Catherine
Crescent, Paparangi. Best viewed now until late March. The garden
contains plantings of more than 60 varieties of bush, standard
and climbing miniature roses. Micro-miniature roses available for
sale. No entry is charged, but appointments necessary. Ph
478-5127
EDUCATIONAL
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WEA, Betty Campbell Complex, 8th floor James Smith Parking
Building, Wakefield St. Ph 3859-076.
LUNCHTIME FORUMS 12.10-1pm. Admission by Koha/donation.
2 Mar: "A Way of Thinking, a Way of Moving" by Emile van der
Mespel (teacher of Alexander Technique).
9 Mar: "The Role of Local Government in the Social Services" by
Kate Able & Tina Reid.
16 Mar: "Images and Illusions 1896-1926: How Popular
Entertainment was Transformed" by Peter Harcourt (writer and
theatre historian).
23 Mar: "A Crisis of Ethics and Values" by Manuka Henare.
30 Mar: "Environmental Issues - Local & Global" by Catherine
Wallace.
COURSES STARTING IN MARCH INCLUDE:
HERBS AND HOW TO USE THEM, INTRODUCTION TO ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE,
INVESTMENT PLANNING, RELIGION IN THE SECULAR WORLD, FURNITURE
RESTORATION, INTRODUCTION TO ANTIQUES, CONVERSATION SKILLS,
ASSERTIVENESS FOR WOMEN, THEATRESPORTS, PUBLIC SPEAKING, USING
ACCESS RADIO, ASTROLOGY AS METAPHOR, DISCUSSING SHAKESPEARE and
UNDERSTANDING THE VISUAL ARTS.
YWCA courses starting in March include WOMEN'S STUDIES WORKSHOPS,
NEWRHYTHMICS, POSITIVE ACTION SELF DEFENCE FOR WOMEN, MOTHERS
ALONE, FEEL THE FEAR AND DO IT ANYWAY, DEALING WITH ANGER &
WOMEN'S HEALTH WORKSHOPS. For more info ph 385-0505.
CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION, Victoria University. Ph 471-5356.
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3 Mar-30 June: Beginners Chinese classes Tuesdays 6-8pm.
4 Mar-24 June: Beginners Sanscrit Wednesdays 6-8pm.
7 Mar-28 May: Classic German Cinema. Finishes 28 May.
MUSIC
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(Please note that most of this month's music is listed on
Festival of the Arts insert).
NEW ZEALAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
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1,2 Mar: Conductor Sir Neville Marriner, soloist Andrei Gavrilov
at Michael Fowler Centre 8pm. Symphony No 1/Shostakovich. Piano
Concerto No 2/Tchaikovsky. Piano Concerto No 2/ Rachmaninov,
Symphony No 5/Tchaikovsky.
4 Mar: Celebrity Piano Recital - Andrei Gavrilov at Town Hall
8pm. Four Impromptus/Schubert, Gaspard de la Nuit/Ravel, Piano
Sonata No 8/Prokofiev.
8 Mar: At Michael Fowler Centre 8pm. Conductor Sir Neville
Marriner, soloist Dame Malvina Major. Overture: Portsmouth
Harbour/Walton. Songs of the Auvergne/Cantaloube. Symphony No 0:
Die Nullte.
This mont
h the NZSO will also feature in the opera Salome, the
finals of the Lexus Violin Competition and The Damnation of Faust.
For more info ph Joy Aberdein 385-1735.
3,6,9,15 Mar: SALOME at State Opera House starting 8.15pm. For
more info ph 471-1573
NEW CARPARK, 47 Willis St. Ph 499-3838.
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3 Mar: First heat of Operation Music Storm - battle of the bands
8pm.
4,11,18,25 Mar: Nu Artist Night - 4 bands per night, free
entry.
5 Mar: Second heat Operation Music Storm 8pm.
6,9,20,27 Mar: Budakhan 9pm. Free till 11pm. 7 Mar: Five bands for $5 8pm.
8 Mar: Roger Fox Big Band 7pm. 10 Mar: Third heat Operation Music
Storm 8pm.
12 Mar: Fourth heat Operation Music 8pm.
14 Mar: Dumblefish & Big Opal 8pm.
17 Mar: Fifth heat Operation Desert Storm 8pm.
19 Mar: Final heat Operation Desert Storm 8pm.
21 Mar: Grand Final Operation Music Storm 8pm.
26 Mar: outer limits Club returns - featuring pyschodaisies.
MICHAEL FOWLER CENTRE, Ph 471-1573.
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10 Mar: Andrew Strong (from The Commitments) 8pm. Tickets $35.90.
11 Mar: Legends Alive country music starts 8pm. Tickets $29.95
adults, $25 groups of 10 or more.
24 Mar: The Furey - Irish folk band starts 8pm. Tickets $39.50.
31 Mar: Bonnie Raitt folk music starts 8pm. Tickets $41.90.
3 Apr: Christie Moore - Irish singer starts 8pm. Tickets $40.
CARILLON, National War Memorial, Buckle St. Ph 384-2323.
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Until 12 July: Free outdoor concert recitals by carillonist
Timothty Hurd Wed 6-6.30pm, Thurs & Fri 12.30-1.15pm, Sat
10-10.30pm & Sun 2.30-3.15pm. Moonlight recitals 7.30-8.30pm on
March 13, April 10, May 8 & June 5.
THE NEW CARPARK, 47 Willis St.
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STILL COMING
CUBA CUBA, 179 Cuba St. Ph 801-8017. Open brunch-3am daily.
Monday: Reggae night & DJ dub mixes.
Tues: Dave Murphy. Wed: Orientated jazz. Thurs: Bad boys.
Fri: DJ Beatnik techno dance party and Banana Revolution.
Sat: Back to Back rhythmn & blues and dance party.
Sun: Desert Road 3pm. Sunday Club jazz rhythm & blues 6.30pm.
Exhibition of Cuba Street artists on walls.
12-15 Mar: TIERKREIS (Zodiac) Contemporary music/design
spectacular at Bats Theatre, 1 Kent Tce. Music by Karlheinz
Stockhausen, design by Patricia Morgan with Sirius Ensemble -
Richard Foreman clarinet, Murray Hickman percussion, Matthew
Marshall guitar and Bernard Wells recorder. Tickets $15 waged,
$10 unwaged from Bats Theatre or at the door.
31 Mar-25 Apr: CHESS - the musical at State Opera House. For more
info ph 385-0832.
FOLK MUSIC. Ph 476-7751.
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MONTHLY CONCERTS at Wellington Arts Centre (under band rotunda
Oriental Bay) 4th Sunday of the month at 8pm. features invited
guest performer and variety of supporting acts. Entry $6
non-members, $4 members and under 16's free. CLUB NIGHTS held
second Sunday of each month 8pm. Members and friends get together
informally. PUB NIGHTS every Wednesday at Elliot's Bar upstairs
at Brunswick Tavern, Willis St. Informal jam session, no cover
charge. For more info ph Sue Ikin 478-4160.
May 29-June 1: NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL 1992.
ST ANDREWS ON THE TERRACE Ph 472-9211.
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Shell lunchtime concert series. See Festival of the Arts insert.
IRISH MUSIC
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Every Sunday: Irish music sessions at Molly Malones bar, The
Glass House, Taranaki St 7pm. All musicians welcome.
BLUEGRASS & TRADITIONAL COUNTRY MUSIC
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Club meets on 3rd Friday of month at Petone Service Centre,
Brittania St.
14 Feb: Bass workshop. Ph Andrew Bicknell 477-0069.
MORRIS DANCING
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Pride of Holland St (women & men). Ph Barbara Riach 479-5041.
Brittanic Bedlam Morris Gentlemen meet Wed at Band Rotunda 8pm.
Ph Ian Appleton 476-4391.
White Rose of Wellington Women's Morris meet Thursdays at
Brooklyn Scout Hall 7.30pm. Ph Jan Barnes 232-7231.
FOR MORE LIVE MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT,
CHECK OUT THE FOLLOWING:
RESTAURANTS AND BARS WITH LIVE MUSIC
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The Backbencher, Molesworth St. Ph 472-3065.
Reflections Bar & Cafe, St Pauls Square, Molesworth St. Ph 499-3246.
The Victoria, 134-136 Lambton Quay (Karaoke Wed). Ph 472-4732.
Parkroyal, Grey/Featherston St. Ph 472-2722.
Western Park, 285 Tinakori Rd (Blues Club last Sun of month). Ph 472-1320.
The Oaks & Pavillion Bar, Oaks Tavern, Cuba Mall. Ph 385-0583.
Sol Bar, The Oaks Tavern, Dixon St. Ph 801-6068.
The Glass House, Cnr Taranaki St & Courtenay Place. Wed Irish
night, Sun poets/playwrites/musician's night. Ph 384-2896.
Cafe Paradiso, 20 Courtenay Place. Ph 384-2675.
Barretts, 26-32 Allen St. Ph 384-7027.
North by Northwest, 15 Blair St. Ph 385-3856.
Regent Tavern, Manners Mall. Ph 473-5222.
Mid-city Tavern, Manners St. Ph 385-6839.
Route 66, Cnr Willis & Bond St. Ph 473-8866.
Ecstasy, Cnr Courtenay Place & Tory St. Ph 384-9495.
Aqua Vitae Wine Bar, 156 Willis St. Ph 801-7020.
Brasserie Flipp, 103 Ghuznee St (frequently has jazz). Ph 385-9493.
Brunswick Tavern, Cnr Willis & Vivian Sts. Ph 384-5278.
La Bodega, 286 Willis St. Restaurant/cafe and separate bar. Ph 384-8212.
Southern Cross, 35 Abel Smith St. Ph 384-9085.
Trekkers (Antipodes Bar). 211 Cuba St. Ph 385-2153.
Dada, Edward St. Ph 385-2916.
Reactor, Edward St. Ph 384-2005.
The Dockside,Queens Wharf. Ph 499-9900.
NIGHTCLUBS
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Alfies, Cnr Cuba Mall/Dixon St. Ph 385-4400.
New Carpark (rock), 47 Willis St. Ph 499-3838.
The Metro, under Mid-City complex, Manners St. Ph 473-6706.
Clares, 2 Garrett St. Ph 384-3177.
Exchequers, Plimmers Steps. Ph 472-1674.
Flamingo, 25-27 Hutt Rd Thorndon. Ph 473-1855.
James Cabaret, 5 Lloyd St Mt Victoria. Ph 384-6589.
Club De Ville, Broderick Hotel, Johnsonville. Ph 478-5856.
Arena, 259 Wakefield St. Ph 385-0174.
Naked Angel, below Allenby Steps. Ph 473-6706.
Stax Niteclub, 171 Cuba St. Ph 385-6313.
COFFEE IN THE SMALL HOURS
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Midnight Expresso, 178 Cuba St. Ph 484-7014.
Cuba Cuba (licensed), 179 Cuba St. Ph 801-8017.
Delux Expresso Bar, Kent Tce. Ph 801-5455.
THEATRE
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DOWNSTAGE, Courtenay Place. Ph 384-9639.
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Until end of Mar: "Hang on a Minute Mate" by Anthony McCarten,
co-writer of "Ladies Night" and directed by Ross Jolly. Based on
stories of one of NZ's favourite and best selling authors - Barry
Crump. An unashamedly hilarious & nostalgic piece of 1950's
kiwiana. Includes original music by The Warratahs. Mon & Tues
6.30pm and Wed-Sat 8pm. Matinee 1pm on 4 Mar. For more info ph
Caroline Armstrong 385-1259.
CIRCA, 1-7 Harris St. Ph 385-4939. No Monday Shows.
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During March: "Joyful & Triumphant" by Robert Lord. World premier.
Looks at the Kiwi institution of Christmas Day from 1949-1989 -
Christmas coming in the middle of summer and trying to cope with
traditions of the mother country in an inappropriate setting.
Starring Grant Tilly, Judie Douglass, Jane Waddell, Bruce
Phillips, Cathy Downes, Michelle Amas and Dorothy McKegg. For
more info ph 237-4043.
WELLINGTON REPERTORY THEATRE, 13 Dixon St. Ph 385-4939.
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Until end of March: Festival of the Arts Fringe Festival (see
earlier listing).evenings and late, late shows.
For more info ph John Leach 473-0149.
5,12,19 & 26 Mar: Adult drama classes 5.30-7.30pm ($100).
4,11,18,15 Mar: Children's drama classes 5-8yrs 4-5pm ($60) &
9-13yrs 5-6pm ($80).
TAKI RUA DEPOT, 12 Alpha St. Ph 384-4531.
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Until 14 Mar: "Nga Wahine" - Maori showcase written by Riwia
Brown. Contemporary play about a younger and older woman, both
pregnant but in different circumstances.
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY DRAMA CLUB
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Until 7 Mar: Summer Shakespeare 1992 Richard 111 at the Dell,
Botanic Garden. Tickets ph 475-8647.
BATS, 1 Kent Tce. Ph 384-9507.
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BATS FRINGE FESTIVAL
Until 8 Mar: Bystanders - a comedy exploring people's right to
privacy. Until 4 Mar 6.30pm, 5-8 Mar 4.30pm.
Until Mar 11: The Bagmen - musical comedy thriller. Until Mar 5
at 8.30pm, 6-11 Mar 10.30pm.
1 Mar: Commotions jazz-rock fusion 10.30pm.
5 Mar: Hallelujah Picassos - reggae band, plus local rappers
Rough Option 11pm.
5-11 Mar: The Big Picture - ever changing selection of recent NZ
short films. Mar 5 at 6.30pm, Mar 6-11 8.30pm.
6-12 Mar: Freeing the Natural voice classes with Sylvia Rands 6pm.
9-12 & 16-21 Mar: Sexual Perversity in Chicago - a play featuring
two couples. Mar 9-12 4pm, Mar 16-21 8.30pm.
12-15 Mar: TIERKREIS (Zodiac) Contemporary music/design
spectacular 8.30pm.
12-15 Mar: Songs of Ruth Dallas - 1pm.
12-15 Mar: Doberman on Heat - performance poetry and
multi-instrumental music starts midnight.
12-17 Mar: Backstage with the Quigleys - conversation as artform 10.30pm.
13-16 Mar: The Golden Rule - lively show for children 3pm.
13-16 Mar: Bus Stop Blues - one act comedy with twist 5pm.
13-16 Mar: Aargh! - looks at various genres of horror 6.30pm.
16-21 Mar: The Big Blue Planet Earth Show - environmental show
for young people. Mar 16-20 10am, Mar 21 at 1pm.
16-21 Mar: Songs from the Sidewalk. Energetic showcasing of the
tango to live music. Mar 16 & 17 starts midnight, Mar 18-21
10.30pm.
17-21 Mar: Raoul Prince of Jeans - song story about rise of a
fashion god 6pm.
18-21 Mar: Joan of Arc - dynamic and comic. Suit 7-14 yrs 4.30pm.
DANCE
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ROYAL NZ BALLET, State Opera House. Ph 385-0832.
Until 4 Mar: Orpheus - dramatic & provocative neo classical
ballet based on ancient Greek legend of Orpheus & Eurydice.
Choreographed by Graeme Murphy (Sydney Dance Company). Features
stage and costume designs by Kristian Fredrikson. Also featuring
"Four Last Songs" and "The Decay of Lying". Starts 6pm 1-3 Mar &
8pm Mar 4. Bookings ph 471-1573.
NEW ZEALAND SCHOOL OF DANCE. Ph 385-2821.
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4 Mar: The Hairy Maclary Show - performance for schools 10.30am &
1pm at St James Theatre, Courtenay Place. Tickets $3 children.
Free adult pass per 20 children. Extra adults $6.
* Also public performance at 6.30pm. Adults $10, children under
15 $6, family (2 adults, 2 children) $25. Bookings ph 471-1573.
MISCELLANEOUS
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Until 1 Mar: 1992 BP Greater Wellington Truckshow - truck display
& expo at Queens Wharf, Lambton Harbour 9-3pm. For more info ph
Jason Faamalepe 569-7666.
1 Mar: Harbour City Home Show. For more info ph John Summerville 389-6199.
1 Mar: Kapi Mana News Fishing Carnival 10-5pm. Catch the tagged
kahawai and win $1,000. Entertainment, food stalls etc. Entry $5
family, $2 adult, $1 child. For more info ph 237-5089x770.
1 Mar: Tatum Park Open Day & party 10-4pm. Located 10km south of
Levin. Tours, swimming pool, confidence course etc. For more info
ph (06)362-6799.
2 Mar: Victoria University starts back for 1992..
4 Mar: "Tutored Wine Tasting" at Wellington Wine & Food Society.
For more info ph Helen preddy 567-0988.
5-7 Mar: Golden Shears International Shearing Champs at
Masterton. Ph Tourism Wairarapa 378-7373.
7 Mar: Karori Karnival at Ben Burn Park. A family fun day with
famous Lions car boot sale. Starts 11.30am. For more info ph
476-9307.
7 Mar: Martinborough Fair. For more info ph (06)378-7373. Bus $16
ph Newlands Coach Service 478-8315.
7 Mar: March Madness at Huia Pool, Lower Hutt. competitions,
games and more. For more info ph 567-0043.
9 Mar: Wellington Micro Computer Society monthly meeting - topic
computer based educational authoring system - at Newtown
Community Centre, Cnr Rintoul & Colombo Streets Newtown at
7.30pm. For more info ph Bill Parkin 472-5086.
14 Mar: KILBIRNIE FESTIVAL on main street, Bay Road 9-2pm. Street
closed for performers, stallholders and local community based
displays. For more info ph Tim Diamantis 387-7867.
15 Mar: Pirates Day at Naenae Pool 1-4pm. Games, competitions,
treasure hunt, walking the plank and desert island BBQ feast. For
more info ph 567-5043.
15 Mar: Porirua Community Kite Festival & Mardi Gras 10-4pm at
Elsdon Park. Entertainment, food stalls and carnival. For more
info ph 237-5089x770.
15 Mar: POETRY - readings by C.K. Stead, Elizabeth Smither, Brian
Turner and Alan Riach at Turnbull House, Bowen St at 5pm. For
more info ph Jeanette Stace 473-6227.
15 Mar: Moonshine Street Drags - Moonshine Road & Custom Club
starts 10am Alexander Rd Upper Hutt. Includes street drags & fast
cars in action.
19,20,21 Mar: Men Of Australia - male strippers at St James
Cabaret 8.30pm. Tickets $26 from MFC Ticketing 471-1573.
21 Mar: National Autumn Rose Show at Southwards complex, Kapiti.
For more info ph Mr Sutton 293-4375.
21,22 Mar: Early American Car Club Swap Meet and Car Show at Hutt
Park Raceway. Display of early American and other special
interest cars - either lovingly restored or in original order.
Competing for Peoples Choice trophy where public votes for car
they most like. Admission $3. Swap meet March 21, garage sale
March 22. For more info ph Paul Davidson 528-8552.
22 Mar: Kids biathlon at Huia Pool, Lower Hutt. Swim & run for
fun for children under 6,8 10 & 12 yrs. For more info ph
567-0043.
22,26 Mar & 5 Apr: Telecom Technology-Science Roadshow. At Tawa
College 1-3pm on March 22, Wellington East Girls' College
7-8.30pm on Mar 26 and at Naenae College 1-3pm on Apr 5. Includes
the scientific pantry - showing there is more to food than
eating, and sounding out waves - seeing how we hear. Lots of
hands on exhibits and other special interest exhibits like cost
efficient lamps, paper recycling, efficient energy systems,
and holograms. Admission $3 per person or $10 per family.
26-29 Mar: ANTIQUE EXPO '92 at overseas Terminal, Oriental Bay.
exhibits for sale include antique furniture, art, jewellery,
silver, porcelain, rugs, textiles and decorative items. Free
seminars on art, silver, jewellery and furniture on Fri, Sat &
Sun.
Preview opening night Thurs 7.30pm. Tickets $12 from BASS
385-0832. Fri, Sat & Sun tickets $6 adults, $2 children.
For more info ph Jillian Bashford-Evers (09) 524-0543.
29 Mar: Teddy Bears Picnic at Porirua 10-4pm. Celebrate opening
of new Endeavour Park at Whitby. Bands, entertainment, clowns,
games etc. For more info ph 237-5089x770.
UNIQUE TOURS - Bookings ph 389-9987.
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MAORI AND EUROPEAN HISTORY COACH TOUR of Wellington on request.
Tour of present-day city and coastline, and its fascinating
history. Maori guide/driver Tom Rudolph. Cost $25 for adults.
PROGRESSIVE RESTAURANT TOURS.
Wednesdays: Four eateries each night. Cost $58 includes transport
and food. Bookings ph 389-9987.
MARTINBOROUGH WINE TRAIL. Leaves Wgtn 9.30am, returning 5.30pm.
Visit three wineries, chocolate factory and enjoy either spit
roast or barbeque meal. Cost $56 inclusive.
Until 29 Mar: L'AMOUR COASTAL GARDEN at eand of Coast Road,
Orongorongo open to public 10-4pm Wed-Thurs & Sat & Sun. Entry
$2, Devonshire teas $2, plants for sale. For more info ph
Christine Curran 564-8323.
Now regular Eastbourne bus service leaving from Queensgate.
Stuart Kenwood 562-8154.
ESPARANTO CLASSES every Monday 7.30pm at Scout Hall, Grant Road
Thorndon. Two tutors, beginners welcome. For more info ph Gwenda
Sutton 473-0847.
ASTRONOMY - NEW ZEALAND ASTRONOMY CENTRE, Top of Cable Car. Ph
472-5053.
Weekdays: Open for browsing 9-5pm.
Sat & Sun Planetarium Shows at 1.30pm, 2.30pm & 3.30pm.
Tues/Sat: Planetarium shows plus audiovisual and telescope
observing 8pm.
WELLINGTON ZOO, Newtown. Ph 389-8130.
Throughout Mar: Overnight camps at zoo for groups like cubs,
guides and school groups 8-12 yrs.
8 Mar: Festival of the Animals 11-4pm. Buskers from Festival of
the Arts, live bands, face painting etc.
Entry: Adults $7, children $3, under 5's free.
CRUISE SHIP VISITS
19 Mar: Royal Odyssey.
28 Mar & 5 Apr: Pacific Princess.
WELLINGTON FILM SOCIETY. Ph 384-6817.
3 Mar: "I Hired a Contract Killer" at Embassy Theatre, 6pm.
4 Mar: "The Match Factory Girl" at Embassy Theatre 6pm.
10 Mar: "The Colour of Pomegranates" at Embassy Theatre 6pm.
11 Mar: "Shadows of our Forgotten Ancestors" at Embassy Theatre 6pm.
23 Mar: "Ariel" at Victoria University Memorial Theatre 8pm.
25 Mar: "Sitting Ducks" at National Library 6pm.
25 Mar: "Someone to Love" at National Library 8.30pm.
LOCAL CINEMAS
See newspapers for details.
Regent Centre, Manners St (4 cinemas). Ph 472-5182.
Mid-city Cinema, Manners St (4 cinemas). Ph 384-3567.
Embassy Theatre, Kent Tce. Ph 384-7657.
Paramount Cinema, Courtenay Place. Ph 801-8898.
Penthouse Cinema, Ohiro Rd Brooklyn. Ph 384-3157.
The Public Relations Office accepts no responsibility for any
alterations to any event listed in this guide.
WHAT'S ON IN THE HARBOUR CAPITAL is published by the Promotions
Unit of the Wellington City Council Public Relations Office. We
are now compiling the April What's On so if your organisation has
an event planned, please phone Lorelle Baxter on 801-4005 or
write to "What's On", P.O. Box 2199 Wellington by March 15.
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