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BOOK NOW Thespringfling.Nz It’S Spring Fling Time! SEPTEMBER TO OCTOBER Standout events capturing the essence of Central Hawke’s Bay BOOK NOW thespringfling.nz It’s Spring Fling time! There’s no better time to visit charm is irrepressible at this time of with herbologist Julia Sich and Malo Daffodils, Gwavas Homestead and Central Hawke’s Bay than in spring. year. And whether your passion is food, Head Chef Bert van de Steeg, all set in Garden Tour, Ongaonga Village Fair and wine, gardens, history, markets, or the the tranquil surrounds of Mangarara Eco Waipawa Duck Day, are again ready to As gardens awake from their wintery great outdoors, Spring Fling has a unique Lodge; while Garden to Vase is set to be delight visitors and locals alike. experience waiting to be discovered by you. a beautiful exploration of the slow flower slumber, daffodils bloom and lambs However you choose to enjoy the Spring movement at the historic Aramoana frolic, the district comes alive Highlights in this year’s programme Fling, Central Hawke’s Bay will welcome Homestead. with events for the annual Central includes the Central Hawke’s Bay Garden you with genuine hospitality to this Hawke’s Bay Spring Fling Festival. Trail, which will showcase 13 gardens. Annual favourites, including the Omakere spectacular part of Hawke’s Bay, New Spend two days delighting in some of the Coastal Hill Country Walk, Taniwha Zealand’s Food and Wine Country. From gorgeous lunches and walks at the region’s most beautiful gardens – from district’s historic homesteads to coastal rambling rose gardens, bountiful edible farmland treks, boutique markets, floral gardens, organic vegetable gardens and workshops and cooking masterclasses, lush native gardens, to gardens that feed SPONSORED BY Spring Fling is a wonderful showcase of you and heal you, and nurture your soul. the district in spring. All things Herbs Masterclass is a delicious A hidden gem, Central Hawke’s Bay’s deep dive into the dynamic world of herbs, 1 Spring Fling 2021 | Central Hawke’s Bay September to October 2 Dinner in the Daffodils 25 Sept • 5pm onwards • $140 With award-winning producers coming together for this feature event, Dinner in the Daffodils will be a showcase of Central Hawke’s Bay food and wine at its finest. The team at Sloan’s Event Hire will set a magical scene at Taniwha Daffodils’ expansive grounds paving the way for a truly spectacular evening. Flotsam and Jetsam will bring their signature flair with deliciously crafted three-course meal Spring Fling Events in collaboration with Waipawa Butchery, while To purchase tickets or for more event information, visit thespringfling.nz award-winning Central Hawke’s Bay winery Hatuma Half Marathon Junction Wine will keep the merriment going with 19 Sept • 8.30am – 1pm • $15-$60 a glass of their finest matched to each course. Taniwha Daffodils A Spring Salute to Dads at The Hatuma Half Marathon has been a staple in And with the daffodils in bloom and live music the Central Hawke’s Bay event calendar for more playing, this is an evening not to be missed. 4-19 Sept • 9am-5pm • Free Entry Ongaonga Historic Village than 40 years and is a key feature of the Central Nothing heralds the beginning of spring more 5 Sept • 12-4pm • Free Entry Hawke’s Bay Spring Fling. Central Hawke’s Bay than a field of daffodils, so it is with great Step back in time and celebrate both the The picturesque 21.1 kilometre course takes in the excitement that the Mabin family re-open Homestead Trail first weekend of Spring and Father’s Day at entire circumference of the Lake Whatum , Taniwha Daffodils for a limited season this spring Ongaonga Historic Village. starting and finishing at the Waipukurau 2 Oct • 9am-5pm • $150 2021. Open 4-19 September. Discover the village’s heritage listed buildings, Racecourse. Open to walkers and runners, and Experience the grandeur and history of Central Stroll through thousands of daffodils in bloom, including the old school house, butchery and with half marathon, 10km and 5km options, this Hawke’s Bay’s beautiful historic homesteads. A pick your own bunch to take home or simply enjoy historic cottage. Poke your head into Ongaonga is a great community driven event suitable for all unique opportunity to experience the grandeur, the sight of 20 acres of stunning colour. Museum and enjoy a traditional New Zealand abilities, that will leave you wanting to come back gardens and history of Gwavas, Ashcott Bring a picnic and pick your own daffodils for bush tea straight from the Billy and cooked over for more. Afterall, it’s all about the journey! and Woburn. Meet the wonderful hosts, with $7.50 per 30 stems or purchase a limited supply hot Kanuka coals at this truly unique experience. gorgeous food, as well as history and tours. An of pre-picked bunches. With Espresso Loco food Ongaonga Victorian Market & Fair unforgettable weekend experience to enjoy With plenty to see and do, this is the perfect day & coffee available onsite and plenty of space for 19 Sept • 10am-3pm • Gold Coin donation unique piece of Central Hawke’s Bay history. out for families. little ones to explore, this is a truly enchanting 12 years and under free way to see in the new season. Step back in time and explore beautiful Ongaonga Historical Village with a day of old- Gwavas Homestead, fashioned fun! Garden and Forest Tour Choose between sweets and home baking, 18 Sept, 26 Sept, 9 Oct & 16 Oct beautiful giftware, heritage plants and Devonshire Tea as you discover the charms of • 10am-3.30pm • $65 this stunning historical village. Experience a Enjoy a gorgeous day exploring Gwavas horse and cart ride, explore the military display, Homestead and Garden, including a walk through steam engines, vintage cars and motorcycles, Gwavas’ private 132 hectare Puahanui Bush, a or wonder at the wood carving and traditional virgin bush with Totara known to be more than artisan demonstrations. Try your luck at some 600 years old. You will be treated to a sit down period games or just sit back with live music and lunch and tour of the majestic, historic homestead a picnic under the trees. Bring cash as there is no and spectacular nine hectare ‘Cornish Woodland EFTPOS on the day. Garden’, an experience for all the senses, with This event is a fundraiser for the Ongaonga beautiful birdlife and fragrances of the flowers in Historical Society to continue their amazing work bloom. restoring the category 1 listed Coles Joinery Factory building. 3 Spring Fling 2021 | Central Hawke’s Bay September to October 4 step would be? Then this masterclass is one for Hawke’s Bay location at Backpaddock Lakes with you! Join respected herbologist Julia Sich and both family friendly and challenging disciplines to Malo Head Chef Bert van de Steeg for a journey suit EVERYONE! into the dynamic world of herbs, discovering New in 2021 is the “Clash of the Corporates centuries of their use and how to harvest and Challenge” so get your workmates together and cook with herbs to the best effect. Hosted at enter a 2 person Duathlon team or a 3 person the stunning Mangarara Station Eco-Lodge and Triathlon team in the short distance events, bring overlooking the beautiful Horseshoe Lake, this is a marquee and make a day off it! Every finisher a masterclass that will leave you seeing herbs in a gets a medal and a meal! whole new light. Entries are online only and limited spaces available so get in quick. Austen Found: The Undiscovered Garden to Vase with Musicals of Jane Austen Foraged and Found Arts, Crafts and Kai 10 Oct • 2pm • $45 (+ Eventfinda fees) 23 Oct • 10am-4pm • free entry Omakere Coastal 9 Oct • 10am-2pm • 10 Oct, 9am-1pm with high tea Hill Country Walk $130 per person Discover the artistic, beachside community of Addicted to Darcy? Bonkers for Big Balls? Lost P rangahau when Flotsam and Jetsam team up 30 Oct • $10-$40 Discover the beauty of spring flowers with a floral all Sense and Sensibility? Well put down your with the talented local artists to showcase arts, For the third consecutive year, the Omakere workshop hosted by florist Katie McHardy at the cross stitching and get ready to enjoy an entirely crafts and kai on the lawn at Flotsam and Jetsam. School and Community Association brings you historic Aramoana Homestead. improvised musical in the style of Jane Austen. Celebrate talented local artists, browse beautiful the Coastal Hill Country Walk fundraiser. Enjoy a tour of Foraged and Found’s cut You saw their videos during the COVID lockdown, crafts and enjoy delicious kai before meandering flower garden learning tips and techniques on now see them in person. along to the A fantastic way to experience the impressive landscapes of Central Hawke’s Bay, this guided sustainable growing and arranging. Following a Penny Ashton (Olive Copperbottom, Promise P rangahau Town Hall for EMOH, an immersive, 17km loop will traverse stunning private farmland floral demonstration, you will get creative making and Promiscuity, Hot Pink Bits) is back, with her collaborative installation that explores the and take in an incredible 365-degree vista of your own spring centrepiece arrangements. most excellently accomplished friends! World environment of the P rangahau coast. This is pristine countryside. Included in this event is a light morning tea and Famous hobbit Lori Dungey (LOTR, Xena) and a reflective vision of ‘home’, connecting spaces delicious Paella lunch by ‘The Panman’. twinkle fingers Jason Smith (Emmy award winning between land and sea. The new route for 2021 will see walkers head musical maestro and Lucy Lawless collaborator) The installation features photography by Sarah out past the Amblethorn Kahikatea stand, which Waipawa Spring Festival Duck Day will use your suggestions and spin instant literary Hunter (Transmit) printed on origami paper, dates back hundreds of years, before ascending magic as they swoon, romp and pianoforte.
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