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JANUARY 2018 Event Guide Events Waimakariri JANUARY 2018 Event Guide Events More info at: www.visitwaimakariri.co.nz/events or Kaiapoi i-SITE Visitor Centre, Phone: 03 327 3134, Email: [email protected] 7th Waikuku Beach Sand EVENTS Sculpture Competition 8.30am, Waikuku Beach Surf Club. Judging from 11.30am, prizes for all categories, spot prizes and sausage sizzle. SUMMER OF CRICKET 7th Rangiora Harness Racing There’s a sizzling summer 12pm, Rangiora Racecourse, of cricket happening and Lehmans Road. A fun filled family Mainpower Oval will be hosting day out - grass track. numerous games over the January period - including some RACING AT U19 Cricket World Cup games! WOODFORD GLEN Schedule: 25th - 28th Muscle Car 3rd Canty A v West Indies (U19 World Cup Warm Up) 5th NZ Saloon Championship. Madness 2018 Grades Racing: Saloons, The annual automative 5th Canty A v West Indies Stockcars, Production Saloons, 18 - 21 Fun HQ Mini Golf excellence show, with exhibitors (U19 World Cup Warm Up) Youth Ministocks. Tournament traveling on their pilgrimage to 12th Canty Magicians v Otago 10am daily, Fun HQ, 5 Kingsford display their prized possessions. Sparks Women’s 20/20 6th NZ Saloon Championship. Smith Drive, Rangiora. Fun comp Enjoy live music, burnout 13th - 14th Canty Magicians v Grades Racing: Saloons, for adults and kids, $500 prize pool! pad, displays, fun fair and Otago Sparks Women’s One Day SuperStocks, Modifieds, Final 2pm Sunday. refreshments. See our website Streetstocks, Ministocks. for all times over the weekend. 25th ICC U19 Cricket World Cup – Plate Playoff Semi Final 1 26th AmPro Tools & Clarkson 27th ICC U19 Cricket World Cup Signs present the New Zealand – Plate Playoff Semi Final 1 Streetstock Grand Prix. 28th ICC U19 Cricket World Cup Grades Racing: Streetstocks, – Plate Playoff Semi Final 1 SuperStocks, Production Saloons, Ministocks, Youth Ministocks. 20th Neil & Liam Finn, Where’s My Room Tour of Aotearoa SWIMMING POOLS 27th Clarkson Signs & AmPro 2018 Tools present the New Zealand 8pm, Oxford Town Hall. Join the Streetstock Grand Prix. famous father and son Finn duo for 26th Muscle Car Madness Grades Racing: Streetstocks, a night of wholesome homegrown Downtown Street Party SuperStocks, Stockcars, kiwi tunes. 6pm – 9pm, High Street, A-Grades/Saloons, Ministocks. Rangiora. Classic cars and live 21st Oxford Speedway 39 Doubledays Rd, Kaiapoi music – grab your dinner in town 11am, Carleton Road, off South and peruse the amazing muscle Eyre Rd. Memorial Grand Prix, for cars on show. all grades. Dudley Park Aquatic Centre 1st Rangiora Golf Club 47 Church Street, Rangiora. New Year’s Day Open 22nd - 25th Dale Hartley Inflatable Obstacle Course every Tee times between 11.48am – Performing Arts ‘Summer day in school hols 1pm – 3pm for 12.30pm. Rangiora Golf Club, Golf Camp’ age 8+. Links Road, Rangiora. Tee off the 10.30am – 4pm each day. Come Kaiapoi Aquatic Centre new year with this golf tournament as many days as you like – learn 9 Cass Street. Bumper Boats for men or women. dance, sing & acting – several age operate Fri 3.30pm-5.30pm & Sun groups avail. 27th - 28th Book Fair 1pm-3pm for age 8+. St Bartholomew’s Church Hall, 23 Oxford Community Aquatic Cass Street, Kaiapoi. An Anglican Centre Parish of Kaiapoi Fundraiser for the 7 Burnett Street. A good old repair and restoration of the Church fashioned outdoor pool. and Hall. Kore Hire Waimakariri Events Kaiapoi River by the Mandeville RANGIORA’S. 6th Canterbury Rodeo Bridge. Open EVERY DAY during TO PREMIER. 10.30am, Mandeville Sports January, bring the kids down to SIGN UP RECEIVE PRINTERS. Grounds. Open rodeo, local barrel have a go – kayaks, row boats race, food & bar facilities and and SUP Paddle Boards – great OUR REGULAR EVENTS CALENDAR helicopter rides. Great rodeo action summer activity! Check FB page www.createdesignstudio.co.nz www.visitwaimakariri.co.nz/signup from all over the country. daily for updates..
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