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Gig Guide Visual Arts THE PRESS, Christchurch Friday, March 22, 2013 15 [email protected] GO VISUAL ARTS AIGANTIGHE ART GALLERY: SteamPunk’d, by NZ artists; Wilsons Rd North, Waltham. METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE ART GALLERY: Natural Wasteland, by Peter Gibson Smith. 49 Wai-iti Rd, Timaru. Ph See dogpark.co.nz New Zealand, bush and birdlife by Marilyn Meadows. Daily. 160 03 688 4424, timaru.govt.nz/art-gallery. DOWN BY THE LIFFEY Main St, Methven. Ph 03 302 9666. ARTS IN OXFORD GALLERY: Current, works by The GALLERY: Selwyn Heritage, MILFORD GALLERIES QUEENSTOWN: Invented Lived, Critique Group members. Tue-Sun. 68 Main St, Oxford. Ph by Selwyn artists, celebrating Picasso-influenced works by Nigel Brown. Royal Queenstown 03 312 1639, artsinoxford.co.nz Lincoln’s 150th anniversary. 1 Easter Show, contemporary works. 9A Earl St, Queenstown. ASHBURTON ART GALLERY: Views of Distant Towns, James St, Lincoln. Wed-Sun. Ph 03 442 6896. contemporary sculptures, by Marela Glavas & Mat Logan, ends Ph 325 2832. PAPERGRAPHICA: Prints, drawings, paintings. Now open Sunday. Daily. Baring Square East, Ashburton. Ph 03 308 1133. FORM GALLERY: Tues-Sun. Fri-Sat. 192 Bealey Ave. Ph 366 8487. BRYCE GALLERY: New paintings by Sofia Minson, Jos 468 Colombo St, Sydenham. QUILT EXHIBITION: Refugee/migrant women’s quilting Coufreur. Bronzes by Trevor Askin. Daily. Cnr Riccarton Rd, Ph 377 1211. group exhibition. Free. South Christchurch Library and Paeroa St. Ph 348 0064, brycegallery.co.nz. HALSWELL POTTERS’ Learning Centre, 66 Colombo St. CANTERBURY MUSEUM: Scott’s last expedition to GALLERY: Weekends, 10am- SELWYN GALLERY: Natural Selection, printmaking, Antarctica (1910-13). Rolleston Ave. 4pm. 9 Candys Rd, Halswell. drawing, sculpture by Rebecca Smallridge, Louann Sidon, CHAMBER GALLERY: Fifty years of Painting, by Stephanie ILAM CAMPUS GALLERY: Josie Dawson. Ends Mar 28. Tues-Sun. 17 South Tce, Darfield. Sheehan. Opens Sunday. Rangiora Library, 141 Percival St, Shared Lines: Shake It Up, Ph 03 318 8702, selwyngallery.co.nz. Rangiora. Sendai/Christchurch art THE PHYSICS ROOM: Netwalking, with UK-based artist CHAMBERS AT 241: Garden, new paintings by Katie exchange. Block 2. School of Simon Pope. Masterclass, Mar 28; public walk, Mar 29. 209 Thomas. Open Tues-Sat. 241 Moorhouse Ave. Ph 379 9938, Fine Arts, University of Tuam St, Level Three. Registrations, see ada.net.nz/projects/ Picasso-inspired: Susan chambers241.wordpress.com. Canterbury, Clyde Rd. See simon-pope-netwalking. Ph Vicki 021 778 067. Dreaming Tuatapere, by Nigel CITY ART: Works on Paper, by Kathryn Madill. Ends sofa.canterbury.ac.nz. Brown, is showing at Milford WAITAHA ART EXHIBITION: Books, artworks by Rua Pick. tomorrow. 96 Disraeli St, Addington. Ph 365 3811. LITTLE RIVER GALLERY: Galleries. Opens tomorrow. 199 Whitecliffs Rd, Coalgate. See CROSSROADS GALLERY: Sea Breeze, works by Barbara Inherit, by Lisa Grennell, waitaha.org or ruapick.vc.net.nz. Turner. Wed-Sun. Main Rd, Cheviot. Ph 03 319 8982. Maria Middlebrook-Wells. WEST MELTON FINE ART GROUP: Exhibition tomorrow, DOG PARK ART SPACE: Occasional Fix, by Sarah Rose, Opens 11am, tomorrow. Daily. Sunday, 10am-4pm. West Melton community hall, Main Rd, Scott Rogers. Opens today. Thurs-Sun, from noon. 375 Main Rd, Little River. Ph 325 1944. West Melton. GIG GUIDE CONTACT THE GIG GUIDE: Email music entries to vicki.anderson@ Gig pick: Searchers. Tickets from Ticketek. press.co.nz or phone 027 207 0879 to have a gig or venue listed or Mountaineater THE BREWERY: Outdoor theatre, U2 - Rattle and Hum. updated. Please submit entries by 5pm on the Monday before play at the THE CRAIC: Karaoke. publication. Wunderbar THE DARKROOM: Charlotte Ivey and Simon Gregory. tonight with DUX LIVE: George (The Samoan) and friends, 8pm. MARCH 22 TO MARCH 28 support from Asian Tang and JANE’S BAR: Open mic night from 7pm. TONIGHT Motown Junk. LA VIDA CENTRE: 34a Hansons Lane, Riccarton. Rock the ASTRO LOUNGE: Kate Anastasiou 5pm. Mountaineater 50s, 60s and 70s with Tom Sharplin and friends. 7.30pm. BECK’S SOUTHERN ALEHOUSE: Voodoo, 9pm. are Tristan Tickets, $45. To book phone 0508 266 237 or email THE BEDFORD MARQUEE: Hereford St, Villainy and Rival Dingemans [email protected]. State. (HDU), Chris MACKENZIES: Karaoke. BEDROCK BAR: Shameless Few, 10pm. Livingston and MILLER BAR: Live jazz. THE BREWERY: Shakabrah 4.30pm; Frictionless 10pm. Anaru Ngata. THE MONDAY ROOM: Dr Sanchez, 8.30pm. CBD BAR: Mike T, 9pm. PORTHOLE BAR, LYTTELTON: Marlon Williams 8.30pm. THE CRAIC: Insane Jane. SANDRIDGE HOTEL: Karaoke, 7pm. THE DARKROOM: Space Dust, Brother Love and Gas. DUX LIVE: Supervillains, 8pm. THURSDAY FERRYMEAD SPEIGHT’S ALE HOUSE: Smirnoff ladies’ BECKS SOUTHERN ALEHOUSE: Melodic Passenger, 8pm. night. WOOLSTON CLUB: Smooth Talk, 7.30pm. THE BREWERY: Radius, 9pm. FINNEGANS: Karaoke, 8pm. WUNDERBAR: The Grand Ole Hayride tour featuring Tami CANTERBURY BOWLING CLUB: Dr Sketchy’s Anti-Art FOX AND FERRET, THE PALMS: D’scendantz, 9.30pm. Neilson, Delaney Davidson and Marlon Williams. Tickets from school, sketch and shimmy, 7.30pm, $13 pre-sales. FOX AND FERRET, RICCARTON: Ctrl Alt Rock, 10pm. venue. CBD BAR: Delicious Thursdays, Aleon, 9pm. THE IRISHMAN: Karaoke. ZEBEDEES: Depths (Palmerston North), Advocates, THE CRAIC: DJ Jas. MACKENZIES: Atarmis. Blindfolded and Led to the Woods with Decimated King, THE DARKROOM: Radar Angel and Villain. MILLER BAR: Pete and Anthony. 8.30pm, $10. DUX LIVE: Superfood and Oddyssey featuring MC Aeries, THE MONDAY ROOM: DJ Nacoa, 9pm. SUNDAY 8pm. THE OAK AND FERRY, WOOLSTON: I-Alone. ASTRO LOUNGE: Mandi Miller, 4pm. MILLER BAR: Nick Lee. PEGASUS ARMS: Black Velvet Band, 10pm. THE BREWERY: Dr Sanchez and Senor Jules, 8pm. THE MONDAY ROOM: Natalie Slade and guests, 9pm. PIERSIDE CAFE: Beach breaks with DJ Dmand, 9.30pm. ELEVATE: Kate Anastasiou, 2.30pm. PIERSIDE CAFE: Karaoke, DJ Chick, 8pm. SANDRIDGE HOTEL: Copperwine, 7-11pm. IRISH SOCIETY HALL: Spreydon, Christchurch Folk Music SANDRIDGE HOTEL: The Atarmies. TREVINOS: Funky Hot Mamas, 9pm. Club presents Hungry Town, 7.30pm. $15 members, $20 non- THE TWISTED HOP, WOOLSTON: Jazz jamming with WAIMAKARIRI TAVERN: Sign of the Firebird 8.30pm. members. Manny and friends. WUNDERBAR: Mountaineater, 9pm, $10 pre-sales from JANES BAR: 271 Stanmore Rd, Penny Black and The TOMMY CHANGS LYTTELTON: Lounge night, 8pm, $5 Cosmic, $15 door. Brokenmen. door. SATURDAY MILLER BAR: Backlash Reunion. UPCOMING CHRISTCHURCH GIGS ASTRO LOUNGE: Dr Sanchez, 6.30pm. TOMMY CHANG’S, LYTTELTON: Sunday School, a vinyl March 29: Canterbury Folk Festival, Waipara, see BECK’S SOUTHERN ALEHOUSE: Sign of the Firebird, 9pm. appreciation. canterburyfolkfestival.org.nz. April 5: God Bows to Math at THE BEDROCK BAR: Shiver, 10pm. WAIMAKARIRI TAVERN: The Run 3pm. Darkroom. April 13: The Bads at Darkroom. International Jazz THE BREWERY: In the Night Kitchen, 10pm. WUNDERBAR: Cross Dressing Sunday, from 7.30pm. ZEBEDEES: Sinate, Eternal Rest (Aust) and Osmium and Blues Festival – April 3: Kitty, Daisy and Lewis (UK); April CBD BAR: Seth Hamilton - the Get Down, 9pm. 4, Nathan Haines, April 5: Warren Maxwell, Mark Vanilau and THE CRAIC: Shadow Puppet. (Dunedin), Awakened Inferno and Decimated King. Doors open 7.30, starts 8pm sharp. $20. Louis Baker; April 5: Bonnie Raitt at CBS Canterbury Arena; THE DARKROOM: Freddy Fudd Pucker, NZ tour, 9pm. April 6: Mary Coughlan, Jennine Bailey, Naomi Ferguson. April DUX LIVE: 1 Drop Nation, 8pm. MONDAY 7, Mary Coughlan, see jazzfestivalnz.com. April 24: Xavier FOX AND FERRET, THE PALMS: Sneaky Creatures, CPIT JAZZ SCHOOL: 12 noon, Doug Caldwell Concert room. Rudd at CPSA, Ticketmaster and Penny Lane. April 30: 9.30pm. Jon Hooker and Billy Valance perform a mix of traditional and Buzzcocks at Dux Live. May 4: The Pink Floyd Experience at MACKENZIES: Lincoln Drive. contemporary acoustic blues. $10 door sales, $5 concession CBS Arena. May 7: Danny Bhoy at CBS Arena. May 11: David MILLER BAR: The Pistons. with ID. Free to CPIT staff and students with an ID card. Kilgour and the Heavy Eights at Darkroom. May 22, Tenacious THE MONDAY ROOM: Greg Churchill (Aural Trash) and DARKROOM: Aldous Harding. D at CPIT. Martin Jay (RDU). THE MONDAY ROOM: Shan and Ryan, 8.30pm. LOUNGE NIGHT ONEPUNGA, NORTH CANTERBURY: M*A*S*S*I*V*E STOCK XCHANGE, SHIRLEY: Karaoke, 7pm. Autumn Equinox 2013 featuring Black Sun Empire (NL) and It’s lounge night at Lyttelton venue Tommy Changs on TUESDAY Blatwax (AU). Full spectrum multi-genre event across multiple Thursday. From 8pm till midnight, Dick Martin and Mr Martini THE BREWERY: Outdoor theatre, U2 - Rattle and Hum. zones. Tickets, $40 plus booking fee from Cosmic. will present a selection of classic lounge, exotica and Latino THE DARKROOM: Sebastian Warne. PIERSIDE CAFE: The Atarmies, 9.30pm. music and more. Get dressed in lounge theme to win prizes THE IRISHMAN: Traditional Irish night. SANDRIDGE HOTEL: Open mic karaoke, 7pm. and expect a whole lot of fun with limbo madness. Organisers THE MONDAY ROOM: Gem and Anna, 8.30pm. SAVOIRE BECKENHAM: Cabaret evening with Rhonda say it’s going to be a ‘‘cheesy and light night’’ and a throwback Campbell and John Bevin, music, wine, dine and dance from SPEIGHT’S BEALEY ALE HOUSE: The Jamesons Irish to the great lounge nights at the Jetset Lounge and the 6.30pm. Two course dinner $40 per head. To book phone music session, 8pm. Provincial circa late 90’s. $5 cover charge. 332-4799. STOCK XCHANGE, SHIRLEY: Karaoke 7pm. READ MORE: See Vicki Anderson’s blog, Rock’n’Roll Mother, WAIMAKARIRI TAVERN: Skint 8.30pm. WUNDERBAR: Open mic, artists’ showcase. at press.co.nz. Got a story suggestion or album you would like WINNIE BAGOES, FERRYMEAD: Andy Farley (UK), 10pm, WEDNESDAY reviewed? Email [email protected]. For tour $25 pre-sales, $35 door. AURORA CENTRE: Gerry and the Pacemakers and The updates, follow @PressPopTart on Twitter..
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