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Late Nite Sound Bite
Friday 21 February | 5.00pm - 8.00pm
Late Nite Sound Bite presents Burgin, Kerr and Norman.
Late Nite Sound Bite
Friday 28 February | 5.00pm - 8.00pm
Late Nite Sound Bite presents the Andrew London Duo.
Sunday Strum
Sunday 2 March | 2.00pm - 3.00pm
Join us on the first Sunday of every month for a ukulele jam.
Stitch In
Saturday 8 March | 10am-2pm
Join the Upper Hutt Embroidery group to watch and learn the techniques of embroidery.
Dr of Bogan-ology
Sunday 9 March | 4pm-5pm
Hear from Dr Dave Snell, New Zealand's official Doct of Bogan-ology.
Classical Expressions 2025 presents
The Mighty: Amici Quartet with Jian Liu
Thursday 20 March | 7.30pm
Faure - Piano Quartet No.2 in G minor. Brahms - Piano Quartet No.3 in C minor.
Lunchtime Live! World Piano Day
Tuesday 25 March | 1.00pm
Celebrating World Piano Day 2025 with a lunch time concert given by piano performance students from Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music.
Bogan Bingo
Saturday 5 April | 7.30pm
Get your mates together and unleash your inner bogan, join us for Bogan Bingo!
Sunday Strum
Sunday 6 April | 2.00pm - 3.00pm
Join us on the first Sunday of every month for a ukulele jam.
Māori Pūrākau Kupe Craft
Tuesday 15 and Wednesday 16 April | 10.00am - 2.00pm
In conjunction with 'Kupe Sites,' create a craft about the Māori Pūrākau Kupe and the Giant Wheke.
Aya and the Butterfly
Wednesday 16 April | 1.00pm
An exquisite puppet show telling the story about a girl who finds happiness through the metamorphosis of the Monarch Butterfly.
Dazzlehands: Royal New Zealand Ballet
Wednesday 23 April | Various Times
The story of our Pig will take them on a rollercoaster ride of hilarity, movement, and thrills. They will need to prepare to be DAZZLED in the best possible way.
Classical Expressions 2025 presents
The Rememberance: New Zealand Youth Choir
Friday 25 April | 1.00pm
Choir music of commemoration and remembrance.
Jason Henderson: Getteing to Noël You
Saturday 26 April | 7.30pm
Noël Coward's witty, erudite and funny songs are re-framed for the 21st century in this award-winning cabaret comedy.
Lunchtime Live!
Tuesday 29 April | 1.00pm
Lunchtime concerts performed by the students of Te Kōkī—The New Zealand School of Music.
Sunday Strum
Sunday 4 May | 2.00pm - 3.00pm
Join us on the first Sunday of every month for a ukulele jam.
Lunchtime Live!
Tuesday 13 May | 1.00pm
Lunchtime concerts performed by the students of Te Kōkī—The New Zealand School of Music.
Lunchtime Live!
Tuesday 27 May | 1.00pm
Lunchtime concerts performed by the students of Te Kōkī—The New Zealand School of Music.
Sunday Strum
Sunday 1 June | 2.00pm - 3.00pm
Join us on the first Sunday of every month for a ukulele jam.
Classical Expressions 2025 presents
The Romantics: John Chen
Thursday 26 June | 7.30pm
French Romantic Masterpieces performed by John Chen.
Classical Expressions 2025 presents
The Natural: The New Zealand String Quartet
Sunday 13 July | 1.00pm and 3.00pm
A nature inspired show for family audiences.
Lunchtime Live!
Tuesday 15 July | 1.00pm
Lunchtime concerts performed by the students of Te Kōkī—The New Zealand School of Music.
Lunchtime Live!
Tuesday 12 August | 1.00pm
Lunchtime concerts performed by the students of Te Kōkī—The New Zealand School of Music.
Classical Expressions 2025 presents
The Cultural: The Ghost Trio
Thursday 7 August | 7.30pm
Music between tides and across countries.
Classical Expressions 2025 presents
The Young: Fellowship Ensemble
Thursday 4 September | 7.30pm
The country's most promising young string players.
Lunchtime Live!
Tuesday 9 September | 1.00pm
Lunchtime concerts performed by the students of Te Kōkī—The New Zealand School of Music.
Silent Movies Live
Wednesday 1 October | 1.00pm
Pianist David Selfe and percussionist Jeremy Fitzsimons add live musical accompaniment to two silent Charlie Chaplin films.
Lunchtime Live!
Tuesday 7 October | 1.00pm
Lunchtime concerts performed by the students of Te Kōkī—The New Zealand School of Music.
The above descriptions of presentations are supplied by the individual promoters of events. The promoters reserve the right to alter the artists and content of these programmes.