Main Street Carnival SUN 15 2018 Event...

2018 Event Programme

www.cambridgeautumnfestival.co.nz

7th - 15th April 2018

SATURDAY 7TH APRIL

MONDAY 9TH APRIL

TUESDAY 10TH APRIL

Be the Book Awards

6:00pm at Cambridge Library (FREE)

Hamilton Big Band

7.30pm at St Andrew’s Church ($15)

WEDNESDAY 11TH APRIL

A Gilbert & Sullivan Night

7:30pm at St Andrew’s Church ($25/$20)

Pecha Kucha Night

7.30pm at Cambridge Town Hall ($15)

THURSDAY 12TH APRIL

All events are based in Cambridge from 7-15th April.

Fun for everyone! The main

street comes alive on this

huge community day. Bring

the whole family and enjoy

the great vibe. You will

love the weird and wacky

street performers, plus the

music and dance of fabulous

local performers. Details

of where each of the acts

will be performed will be in

the Cambridge Edition on

Wednesday 11 April.

If shopping is your happy

place, you will love the

popular Autumn Art

Market. Brimming with

original art, photography,

fashion, jewellery, pottery,

sculpture, woodwork and

more! Watch, learn and

chat with the working

artists and creative groups.

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Autumn Art Market

WHEN: Sunday 15 April

AT: 10am – 2pm

WHERE: Victoria Street


AT: 10am – 2pm

WHERE: Victoria Street

Art Gecko

10:00am at “Central Court” Balcony (FREE)

Mother & Daughter High Tea

10.30am at Leamington Band Rotunda ($20)

SUNDAY 8TH APRIL

Art Gecko

12noon at “Central Court” Balcony (FREE)

Fashion Over a Teacup featuring the “Recreate” Competition

2.00pm at Cambridge Town Hall ($50)

Black Friday Cambridge

All day in Cambridge CBD (FREE)

Main Street Carnival & Art Market

10:00am – 2:00pm in Victoria Street (FREE)

Aroha String Quartet

2:30pm at St Andrew’s Church ($25/$20)

“What We Do in the Shadows” Film

6.30pm at Tivoli Cinema ($10)

Cambridge Open Studios

10:00am – 4:00pm in and around Cambridge (FREE)

FRIDAY 13TH APRIL

SUNDAY 15TH APRIL

Cambridge Can Dance

7:00pm at Cambridge Town Hall (Gold Coin)

Whitehall Ridge Traverse

8:30am at Whitehall ($25/$10)

Random Acts of Poetry

From 10:00am at Farmer’s Market/CBD (FREE)

SATURDAY 14TH APRIL

Cambridge Open Studios

10:00am – 4:00pm in and around Cambridge (FREE)

The Bubble Man

10:30am and 2:00pm at Victoria Square (FREE)

Cheek to Cheek Burlesque Show

7:30pm at Gaslight Theatre ($35/$30)

Richard Adams Art Workshop

11:00am at St Andrew’s Hall ($25)

Steel Pans Have a Go Workshop

12noon and 3:00pm at St Andrew’s Hall - Lounge ($15)

The Day the Costumes Stuck

10:30am at Cambridge Library (FREE)

Cooney Insurance Short Story Competition Awards Night

5:30pm at Cooney Insurance ($40)

French Toast

7:30pm at St Andrew’s Church ($20)

For more information and any updates about the events, to contact us or to sign up for an Autumn Art Market stall, please visit:

www.cambridgeautumnfestival.co.nz

“More French than the

French”, with a repertoire of

authentic French chansons

and forays into Italian and

German, French Toast has

been delighting audiences for

many years, effortlessly taking

them on a magic musical

carpet ride to an intimate café

in the heart of Paris, a piazza

on a warm Roman night, and

a Berlin cabaret.

Swinging through the decades.

Hamilton Big Band are a

diverse group of musicians

bringing you a variety of Big

Band style dance music from

the 40s to 80s by artists from

Count Basie and Glenn Miller

to Norah Jones, James Brown,

Elvis Presley and Huey Lewis.

You’re sure to have a toe-

tapping good time swinging

through the decades!

Described by the Dominion

Post as “accomplished

brilliance”, the Aroha String

Quartet is widely recognized

as one of New Zealand’s finest

groups of musicians. With

rave reviews both in New

Zealand and overseas. Works

performed will be by Haydn,

Dvorak, Shostakovich and New

Zealander Ross Carey.

Featuring the RECREATE

competition.

Join us for an afternoon of

high tea and fashion. Fashion

over a Teacup is back but

with an exciting new feature

- RECREATE - a competition

where amateur designers

create a ‘wearable’ garment

using items from Hospice Waikato’s shops. The show will also

feature a collection of vintage and art deco pieces selected

from the shops. A fundraising event for Hospice Waikato.

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French Toast

Hamilton Big Band Aroha String QuartetFashion over a Teacup

WHEN: Tuesday 10 April

AT: 7.30pm

WHERE: St Andrew’s Church

TICKETS: $20 at Paper Plus Cambridge

or www.eventfinda.co.nz*

WHEN: Wednesday 11 April

AT: 7.30pm


TICKETS: $15 at Paper Plus Cambridge



AT: 2.30pm


TICKETS: General $25, Seniors $20 at Paper Plus Cambridge


*Cash, cheque or Eftpos payment at Paper Plus Cambridge. Fees apply when purchasing tickets from www.eventfinda.co.nz


AT: 2pm

WHERE: Cambridge Town Hall

TICKETS: $50 includes a free glass of bubbles and high tea.

Tickets at Paper Plus Cambridge, from hospicewaikato.org.nz

or Marie Treleaven at Hospice Waikato, phone (07) 859 1620

WHEN: Saturday 14 April

AT: 7:30pm

WHERE: Gaslight Theatre

TICKETS: Premium $35 table seating, General $30 theatre-

row seating. Available only on www.eventfinda.co.nz*

A Cheeky Burlesque Show

Note that this show is R18.

Adults only. Contains nudity.

By popular demand, following

last year’s sold-out performance,

Burlesque is here again with

a new production and new

performers at the Gaslight

Theatre. The show serves up

a delicious risqué mix of lavish

performers, with extravagant costumes, oozing glitz, glamour

and sophistication. Dress to impress.

A NIGHT FULL OF GLITZ, GLAMOUR AND CHEEK!

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“Cheek to Cheek”

Sponsored by:

WS Gilbert and Sir Arthur

Sullivan wrote some of the

most delightful and enduring

operettas.

This concert at St Andrews

includes some of their most

popular songs. Not only will

the concert offer a selection

of solos and choruses but

there will be a complete

performance of the operetta

“Trial By Jury”.

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WHEN: Thursday 12 April

AT: 7.30pm


TICKETS: General $25, Seniors $20 at Paper

Plus Cambridge or www.eventfinda.co.nz*

Gilbert Sullivan &

Sponsored by:

Cambridge is home to many

talented dancers, young

and old, skilled in numerous

different styles. Come along

and see contemporary dance,

ballet, rock ‘n’ roll, and a

feast of international dance

including Scottish Country,

Irish, Japanese, Indian and

Chinese dance.

Renowned New Zealand

abstract artist Richard

Adams will run an all-day art

workshop for painters of all

skill levels - “Grand Gestures

with an Abstract Painting on

Location”.

Steel Pans is always a crowd

favourite! Now you can learn to

play Steel Pans in this exciting

new workshop with Marion

Titmuss, Director of The NZ

Steel Pan Academy.

For participants 12 years+.

Spaces are limited. For more

information:

www.nzacademyofsteelpan.com

An exciting new festival event!

Take a free, self-guided tour of

over 20 artists’ studios. Share

in Cambridge’s flourishing

art scene and experience up

close the personal workspaces

of a range of talented artists.

Each studio is different, and

there are many different types

of art to see and buy. Come

to Cambridge and make a

weekend of it!

Let the award-winning

bubble man capture your

imagination with his amazing

show. Delight in thousands

of brilliant, beautiful bubbles,

giant bubbles, square bubbles,

solid bubbles, fire bubbles and

more!

Three bubblishious

performances for you to enjoy.

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Cambridge Can Dance!

Richard Adams Art Workshop “Steel Pans - Have a Go” WorkshopCambridge Open Studios Art Tour

The Bubble Man

WHEN: Friday 13 April

AT: 7.00pm


TICKETS: Gold Coin Donation

Sponsored by:

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AT: 11am – 4pm

WHERE: St Andrew’s Church Hall

TICKETS: $25. Bookings Essential.

Phone Alana 07 823 7698


AT: 12noon - 2pm or 3pm - 5pm

WHERE: St Andrew’s Church Hall – Lounge

TICKETS: $15. Bookings Essential. Phone Julie 07 827 8013

WHEN: Saturday & Sunday 14 - 15 April

AT: 10am - 4pm

WHERE: Artists’ Studios in and around

Cambridge (Map available at Paper Plus

Cambridge and

www.cambridgeautumnfestival.co.nz)


AT: 10:30am and 2:00pm

WHERE: Victoria Square


AT: 10.30am

WHERE: Cambridge Library


WHERE: Main Street

Carnival, Victoria Street

Dress up in your favourite

costume and join illustrator and

comic artist Toby Morris for an

interactive exploration of his

book “The Day the Costumes

Stuck”. Help Toby create new

characters, enjoy story time,

have a boogie, and take part

in Q&A.

Recommended for children 8

years and under.

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Come shopping in Cambridge Friday 13 April!

The much anticipated awards ceremony for

the annual Cooney Insurance Short Story

Competition. With a record number of

entries, it promises to be an exciting evening.

R13 - Taika Waititi teams up with

Jemaine Clement to present this

bloody comedy about the travails

of a flat of vampires. Reality TV-

style cameras tag the vamps as

they struggle to get into nightclubs,

squabble over chores and face off

werewolves. A roster of Kiwi comedic

talent (including Rhys Darby) feature

in this fangtastic film. Get dressed up.

Prize for best Friday the 13th costume!

Enjoy a 17km traverse up and along the

Whitehall ridge, through nine beautiful

pastoral properties with glorious 360

degree views of the Waikato and

beyond. Includes a barbeque lunch

and farm house baking for lunch, then

off to Lovers Rock with the Shire on

your left, finishing with a down-hill bush walk into the valley. All

proceeds to maintenance of Whitehall Settlers Hall.

From the Japanese word for ‘chit-

chat,’ Pecha Kucha celebrates the

unique stories we all have to tell. Pecha

Kucha Nights give a platform to a

wide range of people, to speak on a

diversity of topics. Each presenter has

just 20 seconds for each of their 20

images. Pecha Kucha events connect

people, fuel conversation & inspire

thinking with topics ranging from the intellectual to the

sublime to the hilarious. Join us for an evening celebrating

innovation, design and the human experience.

A unique event for mothers

and primary school aged

girls, which shows how

easy it is to celebrate in a

sustainable way. Join us

for great local food, fun

activities and a good dose

of inspiration. Brought to you by Mainstream Green, with

support from Waipa District Council and Emma’s Food Bag.

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What We Do in the Shadows Movie Whitehall Ridge TraversePecha Kucha Night

Mother & Daughter High Tea


AT: All Day

WHERE: Cambridge

WHEN: Monday 9 April

AT: 5.30pm - 7.00pm

WHERE: Cooney Insurance, 48 Empire St

TICKETS: $40 includes refreshments. Free entry

for Friends of the Festival. Bookings Essential.

Phone Julie 07 827 8013


AT: 6.30pm

WHERE: Tivoli Cinema

TICKETS: $10 at Tivoli Cinema


AT: Sign on 8.30am - 9.15am, depart 9.30am

WHERE: 539 Brunskill Road, Whitehall (signposted)

TICKETS: $25 adult, $10 youth (16 and under) at Paper Plus Cambridge or www.eventfinda.co.nz*

WHEN: Thursday 12 April

AT: 7:30pm (doors open at 7pm)


TICKETS: $15 at Paper Plus Cambridge or

www.eventfinda.co.nz*

*Cash, cheque or Eftpos payment at Paper Plus Cambridge. Fees apply when purchasing tickets from www.eventfinda.co.nzNB: Details and events accurate at time of printing.


AT: 10.30am - 11.30am

WHERE: Leamington Band Rotunda

TICKETS: Combination Mother & Daughter ticket $20,

at www.mainstreamgreen.co.nz


AT: From 10:00am

WHERE: Farmer’s Market/CBD

WHEN: Awards Night Wednesday 11 April, 6pm

WHERE: Cambridge Library

Time for poetry, people! Keep an eye out at the

Farmer’s Market and in town for random acts

of poetry. Be daring and do some yourself!

Get to the library and get snapping for this

quirky, fun competition. Simply match your

face or body with a book’s cover and take a

picture! Entry form and info at

www.cambridgeautumnfestival.co.nz.

SPONSORS, FUNDERS AND PARTNERS OF THE CAMBRIDGE AUTUMN FESTIVAL:

Random Acts of Poetry

Be the Book Photo Competition

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