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Club Tropicana Paddleboarding Cruising the Catlins Food, Fashion, Festivals free What’s On Wanaka & Beyond Vol. 3, Issue 10, Summer 2013-2014 club tropicana paddleboarding cruising the catlins food, fashion, festivals MAGAZINE. 1 contents Vol. 3, Issue 10, Summer 2013-2014 4 concept 24 on location 36 degustation Summer is on! The White House Veggie BBQ 6 on the scene 26 on location 37 degustation ~ Bruno from Sasanoki • Festival Lowdown Benny’s • Recommendations • Rippon with Ladi 6 27 little ones 38 on screen thanks for having • Have Rhythm will travel On yer bike Music movies to mong out to 12 fashion 28 on the scene Club Tropicana Passion for Fashion 40 on the page us wanaka! Book review: Malala 17 on/off 30 on foot What’s cool, what’s not Historic Aspiring Hut 41 on the water 18 what’s on Kitesurfing 101 with it was awesome! 32 on the water Miek Deuninck Gig guide & events Paddleboarding 44 inspiration 23 directions 34 destinations Poetry by Wanaka & Hawea map Cruising the Catlins Laura Williamson The contents of On Magazine are copyright and may not be reproduced in Cheers, Jason & the team. any form without written permission. Printed on FSC paper by Taieri Print. To advertise with On Magazine contact us on: 022 0188 314 or (03) 443 4629, [email protected] mojo southern roastery, www.onmag.co.nz. Follow us on Facebook & Twitter. COVER: Gena Bagley. Image by Kirsty Swan 329 princes st, dunedin. ~ www.mojocoffee.co.nz concept THE Club Tropicana, drinks are free, Fun and sunshine - there’s enough for everyone. All that’s missing is the sea, But don’t worry, you can suntan! WHITE HOUSE - Wham! At On Magazine, we like a good theme party. We tend to think of each issue as a theme party on paper. This edition is no different. We’re channeling George Michael at the apex of his career: lolling on a lilo in speedos and shades at Tony Pike’s swimming pool, Ibiza ‘83. Think popping fashion, Balearic beats and overt hedonism on a sensuous Mediterranean island. Check out our delectable fashion shoot on page 12 with innovative photographer/ longtime Wanaka summersider Kirsty Swan, and be sure to listen to our music man MAL’s sultry mix to indulge in the Club Tropicana vibe. Bliss! There are plenty of big parties to get amped about this season, which is why we’re compiled our Summer Festival Lowdown. From page 6, you’ll find the insider’s word on Summerdaze, Rhythm and Alps, Summerlands, Rippon and the Catlins River Festival. Each of these gigs will be epic in their own right, and the On crew aim to make it to each one. We’ll be there in our jandals, ready to jive outside way into the night. Wishing you a gorgeous summer, loaded with lilos, cosmos and the sweet echoes of Wham! - ANNABEL WILSON MAGAZINE Editor Deputy Editor Design Advertising Annabel Wilson Laura Williamson Bridget Hall Prairie Pritchett [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Contributing Writers: Miek Deuninck, Raegan Tipping, Andreas Eggmann Contributing Photographers: Alpine Image Co, Kirsty Swan, Pat Shepherd, Micimage, Wanaka’s Iconic Art Deco Café and Bar Mike Hygemann, Miek Deuninck, Raegan Tipping, Nostalgic Photography Mediterranean cuisine and a stunning Central Otago wine list Online: On Magazine is supported by Micimage Design & Martin Cedes Photography Be part of On Magazine... Open: Tuesday to Sunday, 5.30pm til late 33 Dunmore St, Wanaka Send us your photos, Join our online Send us an email Ph: 443 9595 1 stories or art. Best 2 community... 3 with your thoughts submissions will be published onmag.co.nz or suggestions. online or in the mag. Twitter, Facebook [email protected] 4 MAGAZINE. on site and plenty down the road at the quintessential Holiday Park. Get a cabin with on the scene all your darlings and continue your New Year festivities in style! General Release tickets $75.00. FESTIVAL LOWDOWN www.summerlands.co.nz The Insider’s Guide to local festivals this summer Rippon is the locals’ classic Kiwi music festival, bound to bring a sense of whanau and wehi to Here in the Heartland, we’ve got a lucky After all that, if you fancy doing two festivals its tenth anniversary. Set in dip of festivals lined up over the straw- back to back, Summerlands promises to the natural amphitheatre hat months, each with their own style be a one-day utopia of music, motion and of the Mills’ family’s bio- and appeal. For the family-friendly celebration situated on the edge of stunning dynamic vineyard on the Summerdaze series, the fun begins with Lake Hawea on 2 January. Twelve hundred shores of Lake Wanaka, downtown New Year’s Eve celebrations revellers will stomp and romp to the attending this event is a bit of a and a fireworks display, then continues pomp and poise of Dub FX, Alix Perez, The rite of passage. Wave your hands through January with a kete-load of events Upbeats, Hollie Smith, AhoriBuzz, K+Lab, in the air to the distinctive beats reflective of the diversity of people and Bonetraders, Summertheives, Tali and of Fat Freddy’s Drop, The Phoenix interests in the region. Highlights include more. There are limited camping options Foundation, Electric Wire Hustle, the Lake Hayes A&P Show which celebrates Die!Die!Die!, Ladi6, Homebrew, Kody Queenstown’s farming origins and the Neilson, Myele Manzanza and The Pinot Noir Celebration which lures wine Eclectic, Some Other Planets, Estere and enthusiasts downunder to make like the Check K+Lab at The Digg. Gold Members get an extra treat guys from Sideways and sample Summerlands – hearing the stellar voices of singer- Central Otago’s signature reds. songwriters Warren Maxwell, Zoe www.summerdaze.co.nz Moon, Jesse Sheean, Thomas Oliver, Danny Fairley and Martine Harding Martine Harding For music lovers, jivers within the acoustic majesty of performs at Rippon and ravers, there are al Rippon Hall. Tickets from $130. fresco events for all www.ripponfestival.co.nz tastes, starting with Rhythm and Alps: An enigmatic occasion will be the the lil’ sis of Rhythm Classic Hits Winery Tour at Gibbston and Vines, which moves on February 21 featuring The Exponents, to the Cardrona Valley for Stan Walker and Breaks Co-Op. We can’t the first time. Up to 5000 think of a more serene setting to hear campers will usher in 2014 Jordan Luck belt out ‘Why Does Love Do under the stars whilst rocking This To Me?’ one more time. Gibbston out to the seismic beats of also hosts a Wine and Food Festival international acts like Rudimental, Camo and on March 15, with cheese platters, free Crooked, and The Funk Hunters alongside tasting tokens, wine maker talks and local artists including Shapeshifter, Tahuna samples, gourmet pies, oh and … barrel Breaks, Nathan Haines, Recloose and Cairo racing! Totally affordable too at $15 a ticket, Knife Fight. The Wanaka massive will be MayaVanya Stan Walker, including three wine tasting tokens. represented by The Nomad and C-She. & Louis Baker The Exponents & www.winerytour.co.nz www.rhythmandalps.co.nz will play R&A Breaks Co-Op 6 MAGAZINE. MAGAZINE. 7 ON FESTIVAL RECOMMENDATIONS RIPPON WITH LADI 6 Lip balm. Keep those Mick Earplugs. Cos you’ll miss A rainproof jacket. Don’t Your most treasured possession? Jaggers plumped for a pash. your hearing when it’s All believe the forecasts – make My life. “Wear sunscreen. If I could Gone Pete Tong. like a Scout and Be Prepared. Who would play you in a movie of offer you only one tip for the A mophie juice pack to Glow stick or some other your life? future, sunscreen would be provide up to 80% longer party trick to impress that Rosario Dawson. it. - Mary Schmich battery life to your iPhone 5! hottie in the queue. What’s your top activity for a Your ticket. Double check Sunnies. That Central Otago A good festival vibe. Share Sunday morning? before you leave the house. sun sure has some glare. the love and have a great Sleeping and relaxing. Phone and LifeProof case. And if you end up partying time. What is your greatest fear? Fully charged, like you are! all night, you’ll definitely A venue for a post-festival Premature death. need them the next day. Condoms. Safety first, debrief. Rhythm and Alpers Who do you most admire everyone! Reinforced jandals to will want to hit the garden and why? avoid blowouts. Or another bar at the nearby Cardrona My son. He has an incredible Enough moola to get you form of killer kicks! Hotel - tranquil and discreet, through the day, shout your ability to show compassion, and Thermals for when the a great place to swap stories, amazing resilience in all sorts of buddies some drinks and compare pics and make sure score your ride home. nighttime chill sets in. situations I place him under (like you didn’t post anything you touring away from him for months). shouldn’t have on Facebook. When was the last time you cried? I cry all the time over the silliest things, out of genuine joy and sadness- it's terrible!! What is your most unappealing What is the most important lesson life habit? has taught you? I talk too much. Being nice works. Marmite or Vegemite? What is your favourite Greatest Hits I like both. Marmite days are more often album? than Vege though. Beatles. What is your guiltiest pleasure? Who’s your dream jam-session partner? Over eating, too much wine! Someone that doesn't need me to actually jam with them and I can just enjoy their What do you owe your parents? jamming.
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