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Tauranga Arts Festival goers told to swoop in to secure earlybird tickets

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Circus meets cabaret in LIMBO at Tauranga Arts Festival. Photo / Supplied

Circus meets cabaret in LIMBO at Tauranga Arts Festival. Photo / Supplied

The time to swoop in for earlybird tickets to Tauranga Arts Festival is now.

Time is running out to take advantage of Tauranga Arts Festival's earlybird ticket offer which sees full price and student tickets discounted for most shows, and also includes Speaker day passes.

The offer ends at 5pm on Friday.

Tickets are available from Baycourt box office or through the festival website.

This year's festival runs from October 24 to November 3.

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Circus meets cabaret in LIMBO at Tauranga Arts Festival. Photo / Supplied
Circus meets cabaret in LIMBO at Tauranga Arts Festival. Photo / Supplied

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