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Celebrate Hastings This Summer! ISSUE 74 December 2018 MyMy KeepHastingsHastings up with what’s happening in Hastings District Celebrate Hastings this summer! CAROLS IN CORNWALL PARK POOLS OPEN CONSERVE WATER FREE THINGS TO DO A spectacular celebration for all the family... This year’s Cox Partners Christmas at the Park on David said he was very pleased to have secured December 15 promises to be another fun-filled an international act for the event, who would be family event featuring songs, Santa and spectacular supported by other homegrown acts – Blue Saloon fireworks. and Danica Bryant – along with a variety of local talent to entertain throughout the night. Now in its 12th year, the annual fixture on the festive calendar is this year being held at the Hawke's Bay Carols will be performed by three different music Regional Sports Park in Hastings – the first time a groups and Father Christmas is scheduled to pop in music concert event like this has been held at this during the evening. venue, said event organiser and manager David Trim. Free activities at the event include face painting, and a “We won’t be using the stadium, we are choosing to confidence course in the Laser Force Children’s Zone. utilise the playing fields to ensure we keep our park- The gates open at 2pm, the children’s entertainment like concert,” David said. starts at 4pm and the main entertainment at 5pm. Headlining the concert is Havelock North-born Geoff The event will finish at 9:35pm with the usual signature Sewell, who is returning to his roots from his current fireworks display, choreographed to a specially written home base in London. narrative of the Christmas story, overlaid with music Geoff is known for founding Amici Forever, a band of and accentuated by the fireworks. four classically trained singers who mix opera with pop Car parking will be allocated on-site and access to the music (operatic pop). park can be through either Lyndhurst Road or Percival The band's first album, The Opera Band (2004), Road. Food vendors and sparkly glow merchandise will reached number one on the Australian classical charts, be available to purchase at the alcohol-free event. number two on the United States classical charts and Cox Partners Hawke’s Bay Christmas at the Park is The Christmas shopping should be almost done the top 5 in the United Kingdom. a not-for-profit event and free to enter, relying on so Carols in Cornwall Park will be the perfect sponsors, voluntary contributions and trust funding. occasion to put your feet up and get into the festive spirit. Set aside the late afternoon of December 23 to enjoy this annual event when Cornwall Park rings out to the tune of Christmas carols and families Fiesta of Lights enjoying a range of entertainment on offer. Thousands and thousands of sparkling lights will Starting at 4pm, the line-up includes a number of transform Hawke’s Bay Showgrounds Tomoana into performances – ranging from sing-along carols a dazzling, magical, after-dark wonderland when the led by the Hawke’s Bay Orchestral Society’s youth Fiesta of Lights celebrates its 20th anniversary this players, to a dance display by Rezpect Dance year. Academy. After starting out with 10,000 lights, this festival has Father Christmas is booked to make a special grown in displays and popularity, becoming a much appearance and face painting and pony rides will anticipated family outing. be available for the kids. This year there will be more light displays than ever The popular splash pad at the park will also keep to mark the special anniversary, and as always some the kids entertained and food vendors will be on exciting new surprises to add to the wow factor. site to sort out the hunger pangs. New installations include Kaleidoscope stepping This free event promises to get you right in the stones that change colour when you stand on them, mood for Christmas Day. two three-metre tall lovey-dovey swans that will be reflected in the lake they stand beside, and kissing fish, which people can stand beside and take photos “We will have an interactive area playing the YouTube with the fish kissing their cheek. hit Baby Shark – we don’t have sharks but we do Organiser Te Rangi Huata says many of the displays have fish, and people will be able to dance along the are unique to the Fiesta of Lights, and some have an kaleidoscope stepping stones.” interactive component. While there were new displays added each year, Mr Huata said it was considered important to keep displaying the images of previous years, as children particularly enjoyed returning and seeing them again. On New Year’s Eve the display will open at 8.30pm for a relaxed family evening, with a one-man circus, food trucks, fireworks and other activities. The event is produced by Public Dreams Charitable Trust and proudly supported by Hastings District Council, Creative Communities and NZ Lotteries. The Fiesta of Lights will run from Saturday, December 15 to Sunday, January 6, 9pm to 11pm at Hawke’s Bay Showgrounds Tomoana, Hastings. Tickets $6, family pass $24, under 3 free (EFTPOS available). Pools open for summer Hawke’s Bay summers are among the best in the land, and luckily when the temperatures start bumping up the mercury there’s plenty of pool options in the Hastings district to bring cool relief. The top attraction is, of course, the nationally famed Splash Planet, luring more than 100,000 visitors through its gates each year over the summer months. While people flock from far and wide to enjoy the many rides both in and out of the water, Hawke’s Bay locals from Dannevirke to Mahia have the extra bonus of being able to save money with a Club Card. For a one-off membership fee of $18, up to nine People can either sign up for a Club Card online at Also closed on Christmas and Boxing Day, Frimley Pool people gain entry into the park at a special www.splashplanet.co.nz or in person at the park. If will otherwise be open from 10am to 6pm each day, discounted rate each day. people still have a 2017/18 card they can renew these and from November 27, 6am to 6pm on Tuesdays and in person at Splash Planet for a discounted rate of $16. Thursday. If signing up in person, please take proof that you live Flaxmere Pool will be open all summer, but Clive War in Hawke’s Bay such as a rates bill, phone or power Memorial Pool will close for maintenance from January club card prices bill. 7 to January 27 next year. If signing up online, cards will be posted to Hawke’s During that time the Village and Frimley pool hours will Adult Super Pass $18.00 14 years + Bay addresses – please allow time for delivery. be extended, with both opening on Mondays at 6am. Child Super Pass $12.00 4-13 years Community Pools The Havelock North facility has five pools: a 33 metre pool, two metre deep pool, learners’ pool, toddlers’ Spectators $5.00 Only allows Along with Splash Planet, the district’s outdoor pools pool and babies’ splash pool, while at Frimley there is access to at Havelock North and Frimley also opened last month. toddlers pools a 50m pool, a learners’ pool, and a toddlers’ pool. The Village pool will be open through the summer & train For more information on community pools including months, on Mondays from 10am to 6pm, Tuesday to entry prices go to www.aquaticshastings.co.nz 3 years & under FREE Thursday 6am to 6pm and Friday to Sunday 10am to 6pm but will be closed Christmas and Boxing Day. 2 for 1 Residents Only Offer To purchase your tickets simply go to iticket.co.nz Search “Land Rover Horse of the Year 2019” Select “HB Resident 2 for 1 offer” Enter the unique code “LOCAL19” Complete your order. Y Earthworks begin HURRY!HURR OFFER ENDS THH FEB 2019 28 on plaza rebuild 12-17 The diggers are in among other activity The entire building, which will include a new roof, MAR underway at the Plaza building as the first stages double glazed front wall and a new level floor, HAWKE’S BAY, of its reconstruction begin. is programmed to be completed by the end of August next year. A&P SHOWGROUNDSS The Plaza rebuild is taking place alongside the Hawke’s Bay Opera House Theatre and Municipal The end result is designed to be quality, multi- Building earthquake strengthening programme purpose, acoustically-sound facility that would that started in 2016. complement the wider precinct. VISIT HOY.KIWI FOR MORE INFO The building consent to undertake the work Council’s Opera House and Arts Precinct at the plaza was issued last month when work committee chairman Malcolm Dixon said that like began to prepare the site for its new foundations. the rest of the community he couldn’t wait for the Plaza to be completed. Brought to you by these local sponsors: Initially a digger has been working on getting rid of the existing foundations, after which “This attractive facility will be capable of seating construction will begin on the new structure. around 500 right here in the heart of Hastings. With the completion of the Opera House On the current timeline, the foundations for a also due by the end of 2019 it will mean that new floor are set to be poured in January next Hastings will be right back in the hospitality and year, columns installed in February, and the roof, entertainment forefront.
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