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The Gig Guide listings

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The Original Wailers at East Coast Vibes in 2015. File picture

The Original Wailers at East Coast Vibes in 2015. File picture

Gisborne Country Music Club

Marina Park, Friday, January 11, (6pm).

The Coolies

Dome garden bar, Friday, January 11, (9pm), free.

East Coast Vibes

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Outdoor Theatre, January 11-12. Featuring Julian Marley, J Boog, Kora, Katchafire and others. To book tickets visit http://www.eastcoastvibes.co.nz

Queen Bee

Lynette Stankovich and Wally Te Ua present easy listening summer sounds at The White House, Saturday (12.30pm), free.

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Joseph Walsh

Guitarist Jo Wa explores Jimi Hendrix guitar styles, the balladry of Neil Young, The Beegees and Stevie Wonder at Wrights Vineyard and Winery, Saturday (1.30pm), free entry.

Pink Floyd Tribute

Performed by Revival, a Hawke’s Bay based band with decades of experience. The White House, Saturday (8pm). Tickets $20+bf from www.eventfinda.co.nz

Big Blues Up

Featuring Shaken Not Stirred with Bullfrog Rata and Lazy Fifty. Smash Palace, Saturday (9pm). Tickets $20 from http://www.undertheradar.co.nz

Honey Jam featuring Kitt Higgins

Matawhero Wines, Sunday (1pm). Free. Bookings essential.

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Coming up Barleycorn

Marina Park, January 18 (6pm).

Strangely Arousing and DJ Straw Hat

The dub-funk fivesome band are here to entertain. Dome Room, January 18, (8.30pm), free entry, R18.

Sunsmash

Featuring Knights of the Dub Table, Dion Whaanga, Kings of Kaiaua and Loop Theorem. Smash Palace, January 19 (8pm). Tickets $25 from http://www.undertheradar.co.nz

Frank Burkitt Band

American roots music for all ages, with hints of jazz, blues and swing. Dome Room, January 24 (8pm). Tickets $25+bf from www.eventfinda.co.nz or 0800 289 849.

G‘n’I

Classic rock and easy-listening band. Marina Park, Friday, January 25 (6pm).

Smash 29th Birthday

Join the birthday celebrations at Smash Palace, Sunday, January 27 (3pm).

Erinsphere

Progressive, upbeat folk at the Dome garden bar, Sunday, January 27 (6pm). Free entry.

TheatreThe Luck of the Irish Operatunity

War Memorial Theatre, Friday, January 18 (11am). Tickets $35. Book at 0508 266 237 or http://www.operatunity.co.nz

Romeo and Juliet auditions

Unity Theatre, Ormond Road, Saturday, January 19 and Sunday, January 20 (3pm).

Visual artsExhibitionsTairawhiti Museum

Ambitious Women, Gisborne suffragette movement,

Out of The Bedroom Into the Lounge, Jan Nigro. He Tirohanga ki Tai: Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery. Hawaiiki Hou (New Horizons), works by Toihoukura students. Posing, Not Posing Exhibition, take a look back in time before selfie sticks and smartphones.

Takuahiroa collaboration

Exhibition by Kaaterina and Tai Kerekere, HB Williams Memorial Library, November 12 - January 11.

Ormond Road Cafe

Tony Ogle screenprints

Paul Nache Gallery

Works by Glen Hayward and Oliver King.

Verve Cafe

Works by Maiko Lewis-Whaanga and Blair Hindmarsh.

Muirs Bookshop Cafe

Works by Krystle Kelly.

Zest Cafe

Works by Janine McDiarmid.

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guide@gisborneherald.co.nz

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