Several events are hosted in New Zealand throughout the year, suited for people from all walks of life. With cultural festivals, exhibitions, music acts and theatrical productions, there’s every reason why you should visit New Zealand at least once in your lifetime. In case you are planning to visit anytime soon in November 2018, make sure to choose bus hire in New Zealand to attend these events.
Marsden Cove Seafood Festival
The seafood festival on the 10th of November at the Marsden Cove Marina is a great opportunity to taste various seafood delicacies, artisan food, craft beers and local wines. Hang out with the family in the kids zone, while you can top the day off by taking pointers from chef demonstrations. There is something for everyone to enjoy here. The Stella line-up will feature popular artists such as Annie Crummer, Che Fu and Tiki Taane, along with other local artists.
Te Awamutu Annual Craft Fair
With New Zealand made live music, food stalls and crafts, the annual craft fair will adopt a ‘fair style’ atmosphere where you can enjoy browsing through the craft stalls and listening to music. You are cordially invited to participate in this exciting event with an amazing array of food carts providing plenty of choices. Children can indulge in activities like face painting, by the fantastic Anita Lyn. The event has been a great success in the past and there is high demand for stalls by people due to the approaching festive season.
Wildflower Sculpture Exhibition 2018
Join us at the Round Pond Garden in Hawke’s Bay for the 6th biennial exhibition this November 2018. It’s a great opportunity to discover the Round Pond Garden’s Mediterranean landscape design and the expanse of wildflowers. You will enjoy a unique sculpture exhibition by more than 80 artists from across the country. The event is undeniably an inspiration for outdoor floral art projects, with plenty of sponsors behind it to make it possible.
NZ Irish Fest
More than 600,000 New Zealanders claim to be of Irish ancestry, and no wonder they love their culture. NZ Irish Fest is the first of its kinds to be held in November from 15th to 18th. Everyone will participate to rejoice all thing Irish with a huge 4-day celebration and more than 60 events. Some of the artists featuring in the event include Irish comedians Darren Jardine and Alan McElroy, songstress Lisa O’Neill and award winning songwriter Mick Flannery. There will be Gaelic Football showcases, Irish dancing displays, film comedy and musical performances. The key figure behind this event is Gerry Paul, who has lived in Ireland for more than 2 decades. While directing music, he noted the joy when the community came together to rejoice Irish culture. In association with Johnny Gibson and Paul Brown, he planned to make this event possible.
Seven Deadly Stunts
The Rollicking Entertainment turns up the heat to rejoice 7 of the most notorious stunts at the Theatre Royal in Taranaki. This nail-biting experience will bring you the craziest side of magic and circus show. Some of the key mentions include walking on broken glass, chainsaw juggling and escapology. It has 7 stories of the big top, vaudeville, the music hall, the freak show and the sideshow. Sourcing inspiration from some of the biggest names in the history of mystery and magic, the stunt carnival is going to be thrilling at its best. Come along with your friends and indulge in this terrifying and exciting stunt show.
Wellington Pet & Animal Expo 2018
This is a must-visit event for all the pet lovers, with a fantastic exhibition of best entertainment, products and services on offer. Give your pets the best form of care available, with hundreds of pet items on offer. All kinds of creatures will be on show, including fish, reptiles, rabbits, birds, cats and dogs. Special features, demonstrations, entertainment and attractions will delight and amaze. A number of clubs and animal charities will also be exhibiting. Don’t miss out the action in the performance arena.
25th Fireworks!
‘Music for the Royal Fireworks’ is a truly majestic work that celebrates the 25th anniversary of Manukau Symphony Orchestra. Due to be held on the 24th of November, it will witness Uwe Grodd joining hands with the favourite classical pianist, Michael Houstoun. BNZ theatre will be the venue for the event, where MSO adds a loving touch with ‘Romeo and Juliet’ tracing the story of 2 lovers.
Colour Craze Fun Run
On Sunday, the 25th of November, the Colour Craze Fun Run will take place at the Tahunanui Sportsfield, where you can walk or run your way around different courses lined up. This fun event is brought to you by the Colombian Refugee Society, Multicultural Nelson Tasman and Girl Guiding NZ. You can conveniently work your way round the track at your own speed and be ready to get non-toxic paint showers along the way. The fun does not stop here. You will also get a chance to learn some Latino dancing, with experts demonstrating the moves.
Rosalina
Mixing up the latest dance theatre work and a fresh batch of goodness, Rosalina is an award winning theatre show to be showcased on the 27th of November. The script is of a beautiful Samoan maiden and her 10 overprotective brothers. It’s a fun story of reconciliation, love, forgiveness and family. Told through modern Siva Samoa, soulful harmonies and live music, this is one celebration of theatre you wouldn’t want to miss.
Sailing Experience
On Saturday, the 24th of November, the Westhaven Marina will be witnessing a sailing experience on a yacht. You can go on a sailing adventure across the harbour, where it can be one on one or four to six people, while you can also take 10.
Whichever event you are attending, make sure to hire a bus if you are looking to travel conveniently in a group. The service is not only reasonably priced, but also provides all the comfort and amenities you would expect from an efficient bus hire company.