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CONTENTS 3 Welcome 4 Location 6 Palmerston North Map 9 Sporting Events & Tournaments 10 Conferences & Seminars 13 Exhibitions & Trade Shows 14 Gala Dinner & Cocktail Functions 17 Weddings 18 Concerts 20 Venue Map 23 Arena 1 24 Fly Palmy Arena (Arena 2) 27 Fly Palmy Arena Corporate Lounges 28 Arena 3 31 B&M Centre (Arena 4) 32 Arena 5 35 Arena 6 Venues & Events Venues 37 Catering 39 Accommodation | PALMERSTON NORTH | PALMERSTON 40 What to do in Palmy 1 CONTENTS 3 Welcome 4 Location 6 Palmerston North Map 9 Sporting Events & Tournaments 10 Conferences & Seminars 13 Exhibitions & Trade Shows 14 Gala Dinner & Cocktail Functions 17 Weddings 18 Concerts 20 Venue Map 23 Arena 1 24 Fly Palmy Arena (Arena 2) 27 Fly Palmy Arena Corporate Lounges 28 Arena 3 31 B&M Centre (Arena 4) 32 Arena 5 35 Arena 6 Venues & Events Venues 37 Catering 39 Accommodation | PALMERSTON NORTH | PALMERSTON 40 What to do in Palmy 1 WELCOME WHY WE’RE THE PERFECT VENUE Central Energy Trust Arena is a leading multi-use sports and events facility that takes close to 3,000 bookings a year. The Arena is home to 36 sporting codes and hosts a wide range of trade shows, Event Onsite exhibitions, sporting fixtures, dinners, coordinators technician conferences, meetings, seminars, festivals, concerts and leisure events year-round. The 18-hectare site is located just seven minutes’ walk from the Palmerston North CBD. Central Energy Trust Arena is comprised of six venues, four indoor venues and two outdoor venues. Multiple venues CBD under one roof location CENTRAL ENERGY TRUST ARENA Operations Onsite & Events Venues staff catering INFORMATION BOOKLET INFORMATION | PALMERSTON NORTH | PALMERSTON Walking distance Free to accommodation car parking 2 3 WELCOME WHY WE’RE THE PERFECT VENUE Central Energy Trust Arena is a leading multi-use sports and events facility that takes close to 3,000 bookings a year. The Arena is home to 36 sporting codes and hosts a wide range of trade shows, Event Onsite exhibitions, sporting fixtures, dinners, coordinators technician conferences, meetings, seminars, festivals, concerts and leisure events year-round. The 18-hectare site is located just seven minutes’ walk from the Palmerston North CBD. Central Energy Trust Arena is comprised of six venues, four indoor venues and two outdoor venues. Multiple venues CBD under one roof location CENTRAL ENERGY TRUST ARENA Operations Onsite & Events Venues staff catering INFORMATION BOOKLET INFORMATION | PALMERSTON NORTH | PALMERSTON Walking distance Free to accommodation car parking 2 3 LOCATION Palmerston North City is the geographical Everything is accessible at the Central Energy centre of New Zealand, 140km (87 miles) north Trust Arena. Conveniently located just seven of Wellington. It is part of New Zealand’s second minutes’ walk from heart of the city, the Arena largest population hub, with over one million offers the very best proximity to a range of people located within a two hour (200km) radius. superb hotels and motels and is surrounded by vibrant bars, cafes, restaurants, cultural With a population of just under 90,000 people, institutions and retail shops. As an added Palmerston North City is large enough to provide advantage we offer free carparking for all big-city facilities without the traffic congestion, event attendees. access difficulties - and cost. On arrival this bonus for any visitor is soon apparent. The trip Palmerston North City is the country’s centre of from the airport takes less than 10 minutes to food, science, education, innovation, and we hotel check in. have great rural connections. The Manawat ¯u is also a hub for the New Zealand Defence Force Palmerston North Airport has domestic services with Linton Military Camp, RNZAF Base Ohakea to all of the major cities as well as numerous and Massey University Defence Force and provincial centres. It also had the record for Security Studies Centre. KiwiRail is progressing being open the most days of any New Zealand plans for a high-tech freight hub which will help airport. Palmerston North’s central location is grow Palmerston North’s role as a critical freight also well serviced by road and rail. distribution centre for the lower North Island. The freight hub highlights the City’s nationally CENTRAL ENERGY TRUST ARENA strategic location. Venues & Events Venues INFORMATION BOOKLET INFORMATION | PALMERSTON NORTH | PALMERSTON 4 5 LOCATION Palmerston North City is the geographical Everything is accessible at the Central Energy centre of New Zealand, 140km (87 miles) north Trust Arena. Conveniently located just seven of Wellington. It is part of New Zealand’s second minutes’ walk from heart of the city, the Arena largest population hub, with over one million offers the very best proximity to a range of people located within a two hour (200km) radius. superb hotels and motels and is surrounded by vibrant bars, cafes, restaurants, cultural With a population of just under 90,000 people, institutions and retail shops. As an added Palmerston North City is large enough to provide advantage we offer free carparking for all big-city facilities without the traffic congestion, event attendees. access difficulties - and cost. On arrival this bonus for any visitor is soon apparent. The trip Palmerston North City is the country’s centre of from the airport takes less than 10 minutes to food, science, education, innovation, and we hotel check in. have great rural connections. The Manawat ¯u is also a hub for the New Zealand Defence Force Palmerston North Airport has domestic services with Linton Military Camp, RNZAF Base Ohakea to all of the major cities as well as numerous and Massey University Defence Force and provincial centres. It also had the record for Security Studies Centre. KiwiRail is progressing being open the most days of any New Zealand plans for a high-tech freight hub which will help airport. Palmerston North’s central location is grow Palmerston North’s role as a critical freight also well serviced by road and rail. distribution centre for the lower North Island. The freight hub highlights the City’s nationally CENTRAL ENERGY TRUST ARENA strategic location. Venues & Events Venues INFORMATION BOOKLET INFORMATION | PALMERSTON NORTH | PALMERSTON 4 5 KELVIN GROVE RD KELVIN HENDERSONS LINE STONEY CREEK RD STONEY CREEK RD NAPIER RD NAPIER KELVIN GROVE RD KELVIN DOBSONS LANE DOBSONS TUTAKI RD JAMES LINE PL JAMES LINE LORENZO ALPINE JAMES LINE GR MOROCCO GENEVA TCE TCE GALEA GR PEGASUS PL D'URVILLE NEVADA WAY CT MEDALLION PL CHESTNUT CL SCHNELL DR SCHNELL BOSTON PDE BOSTON MERIDIAN GR ORLANDO TCE GENEVA MAJESTIC WAY SORRENTO PL WAY SCHNELL DR HEIGHTS DR BROOKLYN WAY PL PARNELL HEIGHTSPARNELL DR SHAKESPEARE DR RODEO KELVIN GROVE RD KELVIN TRUMP TRUMP ROSALIE TCE ROSALIE KOEHLERS RD KOEHLERS WAY ASPEN WAY LOGAN TENNYSON AVE TENNYSON CT TE MATAI RD HGTS MANHATTAN CLEVELAND CLEVELAND MASEFIELD TCE CT BRANIGAN PDE BRANIGAN DRYDEN BRANIGAN PDE PEPPERTREE RODEO DR TENNYSON AVE LOGAN VWS LOGAN GL DANIEL JORDAN FERNLEA AVE PL WAY LIBERTY GR PERRIN PL LYDIA PL ROBERTS LINE ROBERTS LINE ROBERTS LINE TE MATAI RD ROSEBANK ANGELINA WAY AVE PL RIVERSIDE DR STONEY CREEK RD GR GLADYS SUNSHINE SUNSHINE DAHLSTROM PL RICHARDSONS LINE DOBSONS LANE ROBERTS LINE WALNUT GR MCLEAVEY DR PETER HALL DR CARGILL RANGITIKEI LINE GR KELVIN GROVE RD RAILWAY RD KELVIN GROVEKELVIN RD RHODES DR NAPIER RD HILLCREST DR HILLCREST MILSON LINE ALDERSON DR TILLER CL TUTAKI RD COLONIAL PL PL RAILWAY RD RAILWAY PETER HALL DR CUMBERLAND CHARISMA PL LYNDALE ROYAL OAK DR CT SUZANNE GR HILLCREST DR EL PRADO MIHAERE DR MIHAERE ANAKIWA ST SETTERS LINE VALOR DR MAKOMAKO RD MAKOMAKO GR NEIL LANE ACACIA ST ACACIA RHODES DR PL HILTON HILTON PL PL WAIRAU WAIRAU MAHIA MOTUOAPA BOUNTY KARAMEA CRES ACACIA ST KELVIN GROVE RD PL FITZHERBERT EAST RD MOHAKA PL PL FORBES PL STACES RD STACES ROBERTS LINE ADAMS ADAMS BRYCE BRYCE PL RICHARDSONS LINE PAHIATUA AOKAUTERE RD EL PRADO KAIMANAWA ST KAIMANAWA ST ALDERSON DR ALDERSON SUTTON PL RD NAPIER STACES RD STONEY CREEK RD MIHAERE DR MIHAERE MIDHURST ST PL PATEA CESSNA RD JAMES LINE SHELLEY ST ALPINE RICHARDSONS LINE RICHARDSONS KEITH ST MILSON LINE ARMSTRONG ST RUAMAHANGA CRES GR KEITH ST MOKAU PL SETTERS LINE HENDERSONS LINE CLYDE CRES VALOR DR LEANDER PL KELVIN GROVE RD WEBER PIPER PL RUAMAHANGA CT AVON SETTERS LINE PL SEVERN CRES Palmerston North Airport CELTIC CELTIC PARNELL HEIGHTS DR JARRETT TCE TCE PAHIATUA AOKAUTERE RD LANE STONELEIGH CT PINFOLD RD PAHIATUA AOKAUTERE RD NEIL LANE NEIL MILTON ST MILTON BROWNING PL BROWNING FORTH MERSEY WAY MONTANA LANCEWOOD MADISON AVE NAPIER RD CLYDE CRES CLYDE FRANCIS WAY FRANCIS TCE TCE BRISTOL CRES BRISTOL RATA ST RATA LANE VIRGINIA GR BATTERSEA PL KIPLING ST LEICESTER ST CLYDE CRES CLYDE JORDAN ASPEN WAY HAYDON ST HAYDON LIMBRICK ST NOEL RODGERS PL RODGERS NOEL VOGEL ST RANGITIKEI LINE FLYGERS LINE SCHNELL DR APOLLO PDE LYDIA PL WAY SNOWDON AVE DENVER AIRPORT DR BRIGHTWATER TCE PL OPAWA CLEARVIEW DR SETTERS LINE VOGEL ST PL CONWAY COLORADO CL PL BORONIA CT CRABAPPLE KELVIN GROVEDAHLSTROM RD GALEA GR ESK ST CRES JAMES LINE RAILWAY RD TWEED ST JEFFERSON CRES LOGAN DELTA PL SATURN CRES WAY D'URVILLE GIBSON CT NOEL RODGERS PL GR BARNES CT IHLE ST IHLE ST AIRPORT DR MERCURY ST AIRPORT DR LOGAN VWS MASEFIELD TCE PL KARINA TCE CRES CHARISMA MCLEAVEY DR THE BUSH TRK BUSH THE TILLER CL ELLIOT ST UPPER MAIN ST VENUS WAY MOHAKA PL ANGELINA WAY SHAKESPEARE PARKLAND PARKLAND PEPPERTREE BELMONT PL AZARA BANKSIA GR BOUVARDIA AVE ARMSTRONGMIDHURST ST ST POLSON HILLWALNUT DR GR COROMANDEL BUTTONWOOD CT WAY HULME ST MILLAR
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