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Summer Events Tongariro North Domain 2 Nov 2018 FAMILY 3 Nov 2018 SPORT Starlight Cinema Fireworks The Taniwha, & Laser Extravaganza, Waikato River Trails/ Owen Delany Park Whakamaru 10 Nov 2018 SPORT 10 – 11 Nov 2018 SPORT Fresh & Furious — River Wild — Raft Roller Derby, & Run Challenge, Taupō Events Centre Tongariro River The Taniwha 14 Nov 2018 THEATRE 17 – 18 Nov 2018 SPORT 23 Nov 2018 SPORT Social Climbers — NZ Show Horse Council BDO Lake Taupō Cycle A Roger Hall Comedy, Nationals, National Challenge — Criterium, Great Lake Centre Equestrian Centre Tongariro Street 24 Nov 2018 SPORT BDO Lake Taupō Cycle Challenge & BDO Huka MTB, Summer events Tongariro North Domain 1 Dec 2018 FAMILY 8 Dec 2018 SPORT 8 Dec 2018 FAMILY Merry Christmas Taupō — IRONMAN New Zealand 70.3, Christmas Event & Float Parade and Carols, Great Lake Centre / Float Parade, Mangakino, Tongariro North Domain Tongariro North Domain Town Centre 13 – 16 Dec 2018 SPORT Taupō Christmas Classic, National Equestrian Centre 15 Dec 2018 FAMILY Turangi Christmas in the Park 2018, Tongariro School BDO Lake Taupō Cycle Challenge 26 Dec – Jan 2018 FESTIVAL 29 Dec 2018 FAMILY 30 Dec 2018 FESTIVAL Mahon’s Amusement Taupō Rodeo, Interislander Summer (Summer Carnival), Broadlands Road Festival Raceday, Tongariro North Domain Taupō Race Track 31 Dec 2018 FAMILY 31 Dec 2018 FAMILY New Year’s Eve Celebration Omori New Year’s Eve and Fireworks, Lake Terrace Concert, Omori Kuratau Tongariro South Domain Town Hall IRONMAN New Zealand 70.3 4 – 5 Jan 2019 SPORT 7 – 11 Jan 2019 SPORT 12 Jan 2019 SPORT 12 – 13 Jan 2019 SPORT Tuwharetoa Marae Sports NZ Maori Golf Association Waikato River Trails Epic Swim, Challenge, Turangitukua Park National Tournament, Summer Sizzler Run/Walk, Lake Front Reserve Taupō Golf Course Mangakino Lake Front Reserve Lake Taupō New Years Eve Celebration 26 – 27 Jan 2019 SPORT 26 Jan 019 MUSIC 2 Feb 2019 FESTIVAL 16 Feb 2019 SPORT Thunder on the Great Lake, Taupō Summer Concert, Waitangi Tuwharetoa ki Traffic Management NZ 24th Lake Taupō Amphitheatre Pukawa Festival, Taupō Great Lake Relay, Pukawa Lakefront Reserve Tongariro North Domain 23 – 24 Feb 2019 SPORT 23 Feb 2019 SPORT 24 Feb 2019 SPORT 2 Mar 2019 SPORT North Island Wakeboarding, Lake Taupō Across the Wairakei Estate Ironkidz Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain IRONMAN Championships, Mangakino Lake Swim, Acacia Bay Triathlon, Lake Front and IRONMAN 70.3, Great Lake Lake Front Reserve Lake Taupō Reserve, Lake Taupō Centre / Tongariro North Domain Taupō Summer Concert 16 Mar 2019 SPORT 16 – 17 Mar 2019 SPORT 25 Mar 2019 THEATRE 25 – 30 Mar 2019 SPORT IronMaori Triathlon, Boards n’ BBQ Groms Tutus on Tour, Shotokan Karate-Do Federations Taupō event Lake Front Reserve Mangakino Great Lake Centre Wakeboard Comp, Australasian and Championships, Mangakino event Lake Front Reserve Taupō Events Centre Turangi event 5 – 7 Apr 2019 LIFESTYLE 13 - 14 Apr 2019 FAMILY 17 – 21 Apr 2019 FAMILY 19 – 27 Apr 2019 FESTIVAL Taupō Home & Garden Show, The Extravaganza Fair, Easterfest, HOOKED Celebration of Great Lake Centre / Tongariro North Domain Great Lake Centre / Trout, Lake Taupō / lovetaupo.com Tongariro North Domain Tongariro North Domain Riverside Park/ Amphitheatre.
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