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MHL546 AD Section 1 3.0.Indd HOW will YOU DECO? Dazzling Deco THE NAPIER ART DECO FESTIVAL IS PROUDLY PRESENTED TO YOU BY HAWKE’S BAY AIRPORT ARTDECONAPIER.CO.NZ 2 NAPIER ART DECO FESTIVAL 2021 4469_GEMCO_ArtDecoProg_fullpg_PRINT.indd 1 6/08/20 4:46 PM WELCOME TO ART DECO NAPIER How will you Deco? The Napier Art Deco Festival is a celebration of the resilience and spirit of the people of hawke's bay who 90 years ago courageously rebuilt their town and their lives following the catastrophic 1931 earthquake; and of the vibrant, creative East Coast community Hawke's Bay has grown into. Over five days every February this celebration takes over the streets, the restaurants, cafés, bars, theatres, galleries, music venues, parks and homes of Hawke's Bay (and even the skies above) with over 300 events to choose from. More than 40,000 people come from all over New Zealand and the world, performers and visitors alike, to make this a summer Festival like no other. Whether you’re an avid Art Deco enthusiast, love the romance of a bygone era (and a good dress up) or simply want to kick back and have a great time with family and friends in our lively little region, exactly how you Deco is up to you. But one thing’s guaranteed, you’ll be back for more next year. PROUDLY PRESENTED BY HAWKE’S BAY AIRPORT 3 4469_GEMCO_ArtDecoProg_fullpg_PRINT.indd 1 6/08/20 4:46 PM Stuart Ainslie, Board Chair, Art Deco Trust The Art Deco Trust has great pleasure in presenting the Napier Art Deco Festival programme for 2021. Early in 2020, Michael Fowler and I mused about how we might see a return to the roaring twenties little did we know that the COVID-19 pandemic would give small glimpses of the great depression! As a result the Art Deco Trust like many other businesses has had to look closely at our operation to ensure that we continue to advocate and deliver on our commitment to heritage and celebrating Art Deco culture. The Art Deco Trust‘s function is not only to create a spectacular festival, we are so much more than that. Spanning five days and involving hundreds of events with many free for all to enjoy we look forward to revealing a number of new events hosted across Hawke’s Bay centred in Napier and also including Hastings and Central Hawke’s Bay. An important partnership of the Trust is the one with Napier City Council. We thank the councillors and staff for their continued support. We are also very appreciative of the continued and generous sponsorship support of many local businesses to cover the cost of putting on the free events , not forgetting our amazing ADT staff and volunteer team. Lastly, with the events of 2020 reminding us of what a great backyard we have across Hawke’s Bay we encourage you to explore our events across the region as well as the premier Napier Art Deco Festival exploring what surely must be the best Art Deco waterfront location in the world. Keep safe and have fun! Nga Mihi Welcome from Kirsten Wise, Mayor of Napier The well-established and much loved Art Deco Festival is a wonderfully vibrant event which brings our community together. This year we are commemorating the 90th anniversary of the 1931 earthquake, from which Napier’s Art Deco heritage emerged. This was a very different event which brought our community together in response to the devastation, but also in the recovery and building up of our city again, and of its residents' lives. I proudly support the Art Deco Trust in all they do, and the Art Deco Festival weekend is a particular highlight in my calendar. It is wonderful to see both Napier residents and visitors alike enjoying the many events being held during the Festival; whether it be watching the car parade, competing in the soapbox derby, enjoying the bands playing or the aerial displays, or relaxing on the long lawn with friends, there is something for everyone. I offer a very warm welcome to all that are planning to attend this fabulous event, especially if you are new to the festival and this part of the world, I hope you are able to enjoy all Napier, and the wider Hawke’s Bay, has to offer. The ART DECO TRUST organise the NAPIER ART DECO FESTIVAL as part of its annual activities The Art Deco Trust is committed to the preservation, restoration, promotion and celebrations of Hawke’s Bay’s Art Deco Heritage. Art Deco Trust* Stuart Ainslie, Michael Fowler, Cr Tania Wright, Simon Dunn, Rachel Bashnick, Pamela Reading-Windle and Ben Sutton. Art Deco Staff* Greg Howie (Festival Director), Jeremy Smith (Heritage Manager), Jo Munialo (Events Co-ordinator), Victoria Jackson (Festival Assistant), Abby Davies (Customer Experience & Tourism Manager), Melissa Grantham (Customer Experience Assistant), Maria Gourlie (Business Development Manager), Jane Roberts (Finance & Administration Manager) and Beth Elstone (Festival Logistics Co-ordinator). Art Deco Centre 7 Tennyson St, Napier, New Zealand Ph: (06) 835 0022 | www.artdecofestival.co.nz | [email protected] www.facebook.com/artdecotrust @artdeconapier #adfnapier2021 4 NAPIER ART DECO FESTIVAL 2021 SPONSORS, PARTNERS AND FUNDERS PREMIUM SPONSORS THANK YOU TO ALL OUR GENEROUS AND WONDERFULLY SUPPORTIVE SPONSORS, PARTNERS, FUNDERS, AND TO OUR VOLUNTEERS WHO ARE THE BACKBONE OF THE ART DECO TRUST. EVENT SPONSORS YOUR SUPPORT HELPS US BRING NAPIER’S UNIQUE HERITAGE TO LIFE THROUGH THIS EXTRAORDINARY CELEBRATION! FESTIVAL PARTNERS Art Deco Festival Supporters Hawke’s Bay Vintage Car Club, Hawke’s Bay Jazz Club, Rotary Club of Ahuriri Sunrise, Ahuriri Maori Wardens, Army Cadets, ATC Cadets, Sea Scouts, Ahuriri Rotary, Born to Move Deco Dancers and numerous other Hawke’s Bay businesses and organisations. Thanks to the Art Deco Trust’s preferred print supplier Brebner Print and the creative team at Many Hats. A special mention: To the three significant grant MEDIA PARTNERS funders of the Napier Art Deco Festival and the local Hawke’s Bay venues that make this possible, we thank you for supporting this large community event. A special thankyou to MBIE for the significant grant FUNDERS recieved from the NZ Government Strategic Tourism Asset Protection Programme. Thanks to Pub Charity for funding the printing and design of the Festival programme, Infinity Foundation for funding the Soundshell infrastructure and entertainment and to The Lion Foundation for supporting other event costs and infrastructure. PROUDLY PRESENTED BY HAWKE’S BAY AIRPORT 5 CONTENTS Festival Info 7 Feature Events 10 Salute to the Services & Navy 14 Entertainment 16 Dine, Drink and Dance 20 Hastings Events 24 Fashion, Film and Art 26 Toi Deco MĀori 29 Walks, Talks and Tours 30 Planes, Trains and Automobiles 34 Outdoor / Street Events 36 Family and Youth 40 Art Deco Allsorts 41 Event index (by date and time) 44 Festival Map 47 6 NAPIER ART DECO FESTIVAL 2021 FESTIVAL FEATURE INFO EVENTS Here’s a few things you need to know, if you’ve never been to the Napier Art Deco Festival before. You are about to enter a world of unique and wonderful experiences. There is so much to do and see, whether dancing at a concert or admiring the vintage cars. HOW TO BOOK TICKETS ONLINE Go to www.artdecofestival.co.nz for programme and booking details. IN PERSON You are able to purchase tickets in person at the following locations: iTicket purchases Art Deco Centre, 7 Tennyson Street, Napier Hastings i-SITE Visitor Information Centre, Cnr of Russell & Heretaunga Street East, Hastings Havelock North i-SITE Visitor Information Centre, Cnr of Te Aute and Middle Rds, Havelock North Ticketek purchases Napier Municipal Theatre 119 Tennyson Street, Napier Please note that the ADT Events Office is unable to take bookings or sell tickets over the phone, see the ticket offices above. BY PHONE iTicket Logo 0508 iTICKET (0508 484 253) Ticketek Logo 0800 TICKETEK (0800 842 538) DOOR SALES Door sales are available at the Art Deco Trust Centre and are subject to availability and only at selected events. TICKETING CHARGES All prices are in New Zealand Dollars and include GST. Booking fees apply and a credit card charge will apply to all ticket purchases. PROUDLY PRESENTED BY HAWKE’S BAY AIRPORT 7 SEATING PLANS Ahuriri-CBD Deco Shuttle Events that do offer allocated seating will present a seating Brought to you by Napier City Council. plan layout at the time of booking. Operating every half hour this shuttle will depart from the bus stop outside the Bluewater Hotel, then stop at Spriggs Some events do not offer a seating plan layout, however Park beside The Boardwalk and finish at Browning Street a seating plan will be created by the Art Deco Trust or the outside Conservation House. venue. If you have people you want to sit with, please make sure you buy their tickets at the same time. We will not be able These same stops will be used for the return journey to change seating arrangements once bookings are made. during the following times: Friday 19th February – 5pm – 10pm. Saturday 20th February – 10am – 10pm. Sunday General Admission events do not offer a seating plan and 21st February – 10am – 5pm. Cost: Gold coin donation per do not have any allocated seating. passenger (one way) DIETARY REQUIREMENTS Almost everything is in walking distance Any dietary requirements must be confirmed at the time of The majority of events happen within the Napier CBD which booking. If this is not confirmed in advance, your request is an extremely friendly walkable city. may not be catered for. ACCOMMODATION TICKET EXCHANGE Accommodation in Hawke’s Bay during the Festival is The Art Deco Trust Ticket Exchange can be accessed always at a premium and we do urge you to book early, from the Art Deco Trust website at www.artdecofestival.
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