Summer is here - check out our What's On list for things to do. Photo / 123rf
Summer is here - check out our What's On list for things to do. Photo / 123rf
From Tauranga to Rotorua, discover upcoming events in the Bay of Plenty region.
Now until Sunday, February 8
Elite athletes will compete in Mount Maunganui Futures 2026, New Zealand’s flagship international beach volleyball competition, part of the FIVB World Beach Pro Tour. Matches at Mount Maunganui beach 8am-7pm Friday/Saturday, Sunday9am-1pm (semis), 1pm-4pm (finals).
Now until Sunday, February 15
Summer Shakespeare at Te Puna Quarry Park Amphitheatre. See Shakespeare’s comedy As You Like It, directed by Pascal Tibbets. More info and tickets via summershakespeare.co.nz
Salon des Refusés is open daily at the Lockwood Show Homes Village, Rotorua, from 10am to 4pm. This free exhibition showcases artworks not selected for the Rotorua Museum Art Awards finalist show, offering visitors the chance to view and purchase an even wider range of regional artistic talent.
The Rotorua Museum Art Awards 2026 Finalist Exhibition is open daily at the Sir Howard Morrison Centre from 10am to 4pm. Entry is free and the exhibition showcases award‑winning and finalist artworks from artists across the Bay of Plenty, with visitors also able to vote for the People’s Choice Award.
Waitangi Day
Friday, February 6:
Waitangi - Mō Te Arawa O Te Iwi, For The Love Of The People is on from 10am to 3pm at Wai Ariki Hot Springs and Spa. This free, whānau‑friendly event features performances, health and wellbeing activities, sports and games, food stalls, markets and visual arts, all coming together to acknowledge Te Tiriti o Waitangi and community connection.
Waitangi Day at Te Puia | New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute on Friday, February 6 from 9am, with cultural performances, hands‑on pā activities, wānanga, demonstrations by master carvers and weavers, train rides to Pōhutu Geyser, and a street food market featuring hāngī cooked in the Whakarewarewa Geothermal Valley. Tickets are $5 and must be booked in advance, with timed entry sessions throughout the day and a final entry at 2.30pm.
Celebrate Waitangi Day at the Tauranga Moana Waitangi Day Festival on Friday, February 6 from 10am to 3pm at the Historic Village, 17th Ave West. This free, all‑ages event includes live music, kai and craft stalls, workshops, games, a Treaty Storyboard Trail and family activities, celebrating Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the diverse cultures of Aotearoa.
Te Rā O Waitangi takes place on Friday, February 6 from 10am to 2pm at Haiku Park, Katikati, hosted by Western Bay Museum. This free, whānau‑friendly event features poi‑making, weaving, face painting, live music, Māori and Pasifika performances, and plenty of kai from 13 food vendors — bring a rug, chair and sunblock.
The Tauranga Moana Waitangi Day Dawn Service will be held on Friday, February 6 at Hopukiore (Mt Drury Reserve) , with gathering from 6am and the service running 6.30am — 8am. All are welcome to attend this annual commemoration, which includes a welcome by tangata whenua, kapa haka and guest speakers.
Head along to Ōmokoroa Domain on Friday, February 6 for a relaxed summer evening with food trucks, markets, live music and lawn games. This free, family‑friendly event is perfect for bringing a picnic blanket, soaking up the good vibes and enjoying easy entertainment for all ages.
The Rotorua Canine Carnival is on February 6 from 10am to 3.30pm at Karenga Park on Bennetts Rd. Enjoy dog sport displays, stalls, fun competitions, raffles, and spot prizes. Free entry. Bring your dog (on a lead) for a fun day out.
The New Zealand Festival of Longboarding runs on Saturday, February 7 and Sunday, February 8 from 8am at Pāpāmoa Domain, celebrating longboarding talent from across Aotearoa. This free, all‑ages event features divisions from under 18s through to over 60s and forms part of the NZ Surf Series for national team selection. Free entry.
Saturday, February 7:
UB40 featuring Ali Campbell brings their Big Love Tour to Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui from 4pm to 10pm for a massive Waitangi weekend celebration. Tickets range from $119 to $159, R18 — secure yours now for an unforgettable night of reggae classics and summer vibes.
The Rotary Kuirau Saturday Market runs every Saturday from 7am to 12.30pm at Kuirau Park, offering great coffee, breakfast and brunch alongside gifts, clothing, meat and fresh produce. Hosted by Rotary Rotorua North, all site fees are returned to the community.
Browse great NZ books and hundreds more at the Kuirau Park brick kiosk on Saturday, February 7 from 9am to 1pm. All proceeds support the Rotorua Public Library.
Born to Adapt takes place on Saturday, February 7 from 10am to 2pm at the Redwoods i‑SITE, offering free, non‑competitive walk, jog, run or roll options for all ages and abilities. Choose from a 1km wheelchair‑accessible loop, a 1.7km loop or a 7.5km course (up to 15km total) and enjoy the trails at your own pace.
Rockstock Tauranga is at Mount Maunganui’s Soper Reserve on February 7 from 11am to 9pm. Brace yourself for a massive day of epic tributes to legendary bands like Pearl Jam, Slipknot, Nirvana, Green Day, System of a Down, Stone Temple Pilots, Deftones, and Faith No More. Original acts include InTheirImage and Kaosis. There will be tattooists on-site, food vendors, and a bar. Tickets cost $37.46.
The Little Big Markets, Coronation Park, Mount Maunganui, 9am-2pm. Wander through a vibrant lineup of local talent, from artisan makers to designers and creatives. Feast on delicious street food, groove to live music, and chill out with lawn games, workshops, and plenty more to keep the good vibes rolling.
Sunday, February 8:
Ukulele Alchemy at Baycourt, 2pm. Three acts. One stage. A touch of musical magic. Ukulele Alchemy blends humour, heart, and harmony in an evening that celebrates the small instrument with the big spirit. Tauranga is set to hum, strum, and sing along with three world-class ukulele acts — each bringing their own unique blend of wit, warmth, and musical wizardry to perform alone and to combine. Tickets via Baycourt.
Thursday, February 12:
Catch Muroki live at Totara Street, Tauranga on Thursday, February 12 as he brings his debut album Amber Skies to the stage after three years away. Tickets are available at totarastreet.co.nz — don’t miss this chance to see one of Aotearoa’s most distinctive voices in an intimate setting.
The Rotorua Night Market runs every Thursday evening from 5pm to 9pm on Tutanekai Street, offering food trucks, live music and locally made arts and crafts — weather permitting. It’s a vibrant, family‑friendly spot to enjoy boutique shopping and great street food right in the heart of the city.
Friday, February 13:
Pecha Kucha 2026 takes place on Friday, February 13 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm at Te Puke Repertory Theatre (Litt Park Theatre), featuring local speakers sharing extraordinary stories in fast‑paced presentations. Tickets support a local community charity — gather some friends and enjoy a one‑night event unlike any other.
Saturday, February 14 and Sunday, February 15:
Watch Northern Districts take on Central Hinds in the Hallyburton Johnstone Shield at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui on Saturday, February 14 and Sunday, February 15 from 10.30am. Entry is free and all ages are welcome — a great chance to enjoy top‑level women’s cricket in the Bay.
The Festival of Speed Climbing comes to Mount Maunganui on Saturday, February 14 and Sunday, February 15 at the Bay Oval speedwall, with racing from 9.45am to 3pm on Saturday and 7am to 6pm on Sunday. Entry is free and all ages are welcome to watch elite and emerging climbers compete in Oceania and national speed championships.
The Tarawera Ultra-Trail by UTMB is New Zealand’s premier trail running event held in Rotorua. With distances including 14km, 23km, 52km, 102km and the 163km TMiler, there’s an option for a wide range of abilities - all designed with runnable, non-technical trails and the aim of seeing everyone succeed. Enter online.
Saturday, February 14:
Battle of the Bay hits Mercury Baypark Speedway, Mount Maunganui on Saturday, February 14 from 6.30pm with two massive titles on the line — the Harry Fredrickson Stockcar Gold Cup and the Aotearoa F2 Midget Car Championship. Tickets range from free to $75, all ages welcome — buckle up for a night of full‑throttle racing action.
The Rotary Kuirau Saturday Market runs every Saturday from 7am to 12.30pm at Kuirau Park, offering great coffee, breakfast and brunch alongside gifts, clothing, meat and fresh produce. Hosted by Rotary Rotorua North, all site fees are returned to the community.
Two Steppin’ on the Tarmac brings a beginner‑friendly line dancing experience to Rotorua Airport on Saturday, February 14 from 5.30pm to 8.30pm, held at The Hangar Café. Tickets are $35 per person and include a drink and nibbles on arrival — a fun, high‑energy evening with easy‑to‑learn routines and plenty of good vibes.
Sonia & Nigel. (Fr/US/NZ) Paris-born singer-songwriter Sonia Wilson and Kiwi-American maestro Nigel Gavin.
Sunday, February 15:
The Little Big Markets – Tauranga Waterfront, Sunday, February 15 from 10am to 2pm at No.1 The Strand. Enjoy live music, delicious eats, and unique stalls in a relaxed harbourside setting – no tickets needed.
Ukulele Alchemy brings three world‑class acts — Sonia & Nigel, Tyrone & Lesley, and The Nukes — to Baycourt, Tauranga on Sunday, February 15 at 2pm for an afternoon of humour, harmony and musical magic. Tickets start at $42.50 for adults, $32.25 for children, with family passes available.
The Calley Homes Women’s Triathlon takes place on Sunday, February 15 from 7am to 11.30am at Pilot Bay Reserve, Mount Maunganui. This women‑only, beginner‑friendly event is open to ages 11 and up, with individual and team options, and entry fees ranging from $65 to $120.
The PlaceMakers Classic Kids Fishing Competition has more than $8000 in prizes. Open to children aged 14 and under, fish from 6am — 12pm from wharfs or rocks anywhere in the Tauranga Harbour. Prizes for snapper, trevally, kahawai and wharf fish (spoty, piper and yellow tail only). Weigh in 11am — 1pm, prizegiving 2pm at Tauranga Fish and Dive Club. Entry $20 per child. More information on the club’s Facebook page.
Oceans: Festival of Junior Surf Lifesaving runs from Thursday, February 19 to Sunday, February 22 from 8am to 5pm at Mount Maunganui Main Beach. This free, family‑friendly event brings together junior surf lifesavers from across Aotearoa to compete, challenge themselves and celebrate surf lifesaving in a fun and supportive beach environment.
Thursday, February 19:
The Rotorua Night Market runs every Thursday evening from 5pm to 9pm on Tutanekai Street, offering food trucks, live music and locally made arts and crafts — weather permitting. It’s a vibrant, family‑friendly spot to enjoy boutique shopping and great street food right in the heart of the city.
The Blake Pavey comedy show is at Totara St in Mount Maunganui on February 19 at 6.30pm. After gaining over a million followers online and making audiences across the globe laugh until they cry, Blake Pavey is hitting New Zealand with his brand new hour of stand-up. Tickets cost $50
Friday, February 20:
Catch No Cigar live at Totara Street, Mount Maunganui on Friday, February 20 from 8pm to 11.55pm for an intimate, high‑energy show featuring tracks from their new album Under The Surface. Tickets are $59.90 and the event is R18 — book now to experience one of Aotearoa’s standout indie acts up close.
Saturday, February 21:
Pukehina Craft Market, Saturday, February 21 from 10am to 2pm at Monty’s Pukehina. Grab a drink, soak up the music, and explore local crafts in a relaxed, seaside setting – entry is free.
The Rotary Kuirau Saturday Market runs every Saturday from 7am to 12.30pm at Kuirau Park, offering great coffee, breakfast and brunch alongside gifts, clothing, meat and fresh produce. Hosted by Rotary Rotorua North, all site fees are returned to the community.
Meet the Artists takes place on Saturday, February 21 from 11am to 12.30pm at the Sir Howard Morrison Centre, offering visitors the chance to talk with finalists from the Rotorua Museum Art Awards 2026 about their works. Entry is free, and it’s a great opportunity to hear directly from the artists behind the exhibition.
AMJAZZ Autorama takes place on Saturday, February 21 from 9am to 1pm at Arawa Park Racecourse, featuring a car show, swap meet, car boot sale, food and drink, kids’ activities and more. Entry is $5 with children under 12 free, and all proceeds support local dancers fundraising for a trip to New York and Orlando.
Sunday, February 22:
Make a day of it at the Agrodome Farmers Market, Agrodome – Rotorua from 9am – 2pm. It’s free, all ages, and the perfect spot to shop local, grab a coffee, and enjoy the farm atmosphere!
The Big Bike Film Night 2026 arrives at 6.30pm at the Graeme Young Youth Theatre, Tauranga Boys College. Showcasing more than two hours of inspiring and entertaining cycling short films from around the world. This screening is suitable for all ages, with tickets available online for an evening designed to delight bike lovers and casual viewers alike.
Thursday, February 26:
Dub Fx and Tiki Taane team up for an epic night of live looping and bass-driven beats at Totara Street, Mount Maunganui from 8pm to 11.55pm. Tickets range from $57.50 to $65, R18 — don’t miss this powerhouse duo bringing the vibes.
The Rotorua Night Market runs every Thursday evening from 5pm to 9pm on Tutanekai Street, offering food trucks, live music and locally made arts and crafts — weather permitting. It’s a vibrant, family‑friendly spot to enjoy boutique shopping and great street food right in the heart of the city.
Friday, February 27:
Blindspott return to Mercury Baypark, Mount Maunganui on Friday, February 27 from 7.30pm to 11.30pm with a full‑noise set of classic anthems and new hits from Volumes, joined by rock heavyweights I Am Giant. Tickets range from $87.04 to $97.29 and the event is R18 — book now for the biggest rock show of the summer.
Beast of a Feast returns to Soper Reserve, Mount Maunganui on Saturday, February 28 from 2pm for a summer celebration of craft beer, food and live music. Expect top Kiwi acts including Ladi6, Avalanche City and P‑Money, plus brewers from across Aotearoa — tickets are R18 and on sale now.
The Rotary Kuirau Saturday Market runs every Saturday from 7am to 12.30pm at Kuirau Park, offering great coffee, breakfast and brunch alongside gifts, clothing, meat and fresh produce. Hosted by Rotary Rotorua North, all site fees are returned to the community.
March
Tuesday, March 3:
Kerry-Marie Callander’s Bridging the 2 Worlds tour comes to Trinity Wharf, Tauranga on Tuesday, March 3 from 7pm to 9pm. Tickets start at $58 early bird and a portion of profits supports Hospice — book now on Eventfinda for an evening of uplifting messages and connection.
The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight performs at Sir Owen Glenn Theatre on Tuesday, March 3 with shows at 6pm and 8.30pm, blending classical musicianship with iconic rock and metal anthems in a candlelit setting. Tickets range from $81 to $140 for this all‑new take on music by bands including Metallica, AC/DC and Guns N’ Roses.
Thursday, March 5:
The Big Bike Film Night arrives in Rotorua on Thursday, March 5 from 7pm to 9.40pm at the Equippers Church Auditorium, showcasing more than two hours of inspiring and entertaining cycling short films from around the world. This screening is suitable for all ages, with tickets available online for an evening designed to delight bike lovers and casual viewers alike.
Friday, March 6:
Kelvin Cruickshank - a New Zealand medium - is live at Baycourt Community and Arts Centre in Tauranga on March 6 at 7pm. Throughout the night, you will witness first-hand the power of mediumship as Kelvin delivers messages filled with love, healing, and validation from the other side. Whether it’s a comforting word, a shared memory, or a long-awaited apology, each connection is a testament to the enduring bond between the living and the departed. The event is R16 and tickets cost $79.38.
The Tauranga Holi Colour Splash is on March 7 at Tauranga’s Memorial Park from 2pm to 5pm. The free event is organised by One Love Charity, and invites people to enjoy a day filled with DJ music and all the epic Holi songs, Bharatanatyam, Bhangra and Bollywood dance performances, henna art, delicious Indian street food, and a fun obstacle course for children.
Sunday, March 8:
The Rotorua Off Road Half Marathon takes place on Sunday, March 8 from 7.30am to 2pm, starting at the Waipa MTB carpark and taking runners through a new 2026 course in the Whakarewarewa Forest. With half‑marathon, 10.5km and 5.5km options plus a fun children’s event, every participant receives a finisher’s medal for completing this scenic trail experience.
Thursday, March 12:
The Rotorua Night Market runs every Thursday evening from 5pm to 9pm on Tutanekai Street, offering food trucks, live music and locally made arts and crafts — weather permitting. It’s a vibrant, family‑friendly spot to enjoy boutique shopping and great street food right in the heart of the city.
The Datsuns are bringing their explosive rock energy to Totara St, Mount Maunganui on Friday 13 March 2026 as part of their Aotearoa tour. Tickets are on sale now at www.thedatsuns.com—don’t miss your chance to see one of New Zealand’s fiercest rock bands live.
Saturday, March 14 and Sunday, March 15:
Menopause the Musical returns with laugh‑out‑loud performances at Baycourt in Tauranga on Saturday at 7.30pm and Sunday at 4pm. Tickets start from $83.99 for this feel‑good show celebrating friendship, resilience and finding humour in the hot flushes of life.
Friday, March 20:
Australian musician Ash Grunwald is playing at Rotorua’s Sir Howard Morrison Centre on March 20 at 7.30pm. Renowned for his electrifying live shows, he brings a high energy, vibrant live show with stacks of guitars and foot stomping blues. Tickets start at $33.
Pukehina Craft Market Saturday, March 21 from 10am to 2pm at Monty’s Pukehina. A laid-back market with live music, great food, and plenty of creative stalls – free entry for all ages.
The Rotary Kuirau Saturday Market runs every Saturday from 7am to 12.30pm at Kuirau Park, offering great coffee, breakfast and brunch alongside gifts, clothing, meat and fresh produce. Hosted by Rotary Rotorua North, all site fees are returned to the community.
Sunday, March 22:
Kick for a Cause returns on Sunday, March 22 from 12.30pm to 4.30pm at Ngongotahā Football Club, with local personalities taking the field for charity matches supporting the Rotorua Salvation Army. Entry is by cash donation or a non‑perishable food item, with spot prizes, raffles and kids’ activities adding to the fun on the sidelines.
Thursday, March 26:
Menopause the Musical returns with a laugh‑out‑loud performance at the Sir Howard Morrison Centre at 7.30pm. Tickets start from $83.99 for this feel‑good show celebrating friendship, resilience and finding humour in the hot flushes of life.
Join a run club every Monday evening at 5.30pm, starting outside the EightySix Coffee kiosk at the lakefront (old QE end). Everyone’s welcome.
Harmony A Plenty have been singing for 20 years. Covid has reduced our numbers. We are inviting men to join and enjoy our 7pm-9pm Monday practice, supper and sing-outs in Tauranga. If this appeals to you contact Frank 576 3037 or David 576 0575.
Tuesdays:
Cards 500 at the Mount Community Hall 12.30pm to 4pm. All welcome. Inquiries to phone 0276586848.
Wednesdays:
Air Training Corps - Rotorua, No 29 (Rotorua) Squadron. Youth Leadership training with a military flavour. Meets Wednesdays at 6.15pm to 9pm during school terms. Search for Website and Socials (29 Squadron, or Rotorua Cadets) email cucdr.29sqn@cadetforces.org.nz
Thursdays:
Rotorua Night Market, weekly at Tutānekai St from 5pm until 9pm. Weather dependent.
The Mount Art group meets every Thursday at St Peter’s Anglican Church hall, 15 Victoria Rd at the Mount, from 9am until noon. Call Merilynn on 0274846874 for more information.
Air Training Corp parade during term weeks from 6.15pm at 23 Geddes Rd. Age 13-plus. Come down and have a look or contact cucdr.75sqn@cadetforces.org.nz for more information. You are welcome to come and have a look.
Cards 500 at the Mount Community Hall 12.30pm to 4pm. All welcome. Inquiries to phone 0276586848.
Fridays:
Enjoy two hours of racing down the hydro slide, bobbing through the waves in our wave pool and bombing off our special platform to the latest tunes for just$10 per person or $35 a Family and meal deals are available. The first Friday of every Month 6.30pm to 8.30pm. This event is family-friendly and suitable for all ages. Up to 13 years – Keep Me Safe Supervision Rules apply.
Tauranga Night Market at McKinley Park in Tauranga Racecourse. 5pm-8.30pm. Come along for food, small business stalls and entertainment.
The Little Big Markets – Summer Series: October 20, Tauranga CBD Waterfront, 9am to 2pm.
Rotary Charity Market at Kuirau Park has been operating for 37 years, every Saturday morning, wet or fine, 7am to 2pm. Stalls selling vegetables, a wide range of takeaway food, popcorn, coffee, meat, jewellery, clothing, gift cards, and more. Proceeds are used for various community undertakings. Sites for stalls cost $30.
Tauranga Farmers’ Market rain or shine, 7.45am to noon at Tauranga Primary School.
Kuirau Park Book Sale on first and third Saturdays, from 9am until 1pm in the kiosk near the playground. All proceeds to Rotorua Library.
The Greerton Hall Market on the second and last Saturday of every month from 8am to noon.
The Rotary Kuirau Saturday Market runs every Saturday from 7am to 12.30pm at Kuirau Park, offering great coffee, breakfast and brunch alongside gifts, clothing, meat and fresh produce. Hosted by Rotary Rotorua North, all site fees are returned to the community.
Sundays: Waihī Beach Sunday Market 9am to 1pm at Wilson Park.
Friday to Monday: Have you ever wanted to try your hand at glassblowing? Learn how to blow and shape glass into a design of your choice at Amokura Glass. Make your own Paperweight, Pumpkin or Tumbler to bring home with you, while learning fundamental glass-making skills during one of our hot glass experiences. Prices start from $150- $220 per person, depending on the design choice. Workshops take approximately 45 minutes. Experiences can be booked from Fridays to Mondays. 9.30am to 3.30pm.
Daily: Government Gardens Guided Tours, 11am, outside Rotorua Museum.
Fortnightly:
Pakihi Ora Māori Business Network Māori Business Rōpū focused on bringing together and supporting ngā pakihi Māori. Anchored in Māori values, knowledge and cultural practices, dedicated to creating spaces that are mana enhancing. A place where Māori business owners can come together and feel connected through mātauranga. This is a Wednesday fortnightly kaupapa held at Kai Caff Aye, Fenton St, 7.30am to 9am. Visit Pakihi Ora on Facebook for more information.
Twice-monthly:
Geyserland Country Music Club meets twice monthly at the Rotorua Bowling Club — on the first Wednesday from 1pm to 4pm and the third Sunday from 1pm to 4.30 pm. Entry is $6 for non-members and free for children under 13 — for more information, visit the Geyserland Country Music Club Facebook page or contact Dallas at 350 2048 or Bruce at 027 446 5800.
Every first and third Saturday, and on public holidays, Friends of the Library sell hundreds of books from the brick kiosk in Kuirau Park. 9am until 1pm. Find that sought after book!
Muscular Dystrophy Support Group meets the last Sunday of the month at 11am at the Whipped Baker Cafe, Historic Village. Family and friends welcome. Any inquiries to reactn2you@gmail.com.
Sol Markets at Simpson Reserve includes products, services and information from local stallholders that consider sustainability in their business practises. From 9am to 2pm on the first Sunday of the month.
Geyserland Country Music Club meets on the first Wednesday from 1pm to 3pm and the third Sunday of the month from 1pm to 4.30pm at the Rotorua Bowling Club. Non-members $6, children under 13 are free. For more information go to Geyserland Country Music Club Facebook page.
Rotorua UkeBox Ukulele Open Mic and Strum Along. Third Sunday of the month, 3pm to 4.30pm at Te Runanga Tea House. Free to strum or sing along or watch.
Western Bay Crop Swap, a free event for backyard gardeners, home bakers and food foragers to swap and share high-quality local food on the first Saturday of the month, 10am to 11am at SuperGrans Western Bay of Plenty, 14 Jocelyn St, Katikati.
Rotorua Jazz Club meets first Sunday of every month, 4.30pm to 8pm, winter and summer. Rotorua Citizens Club, Arawa St. $20 entry for adults, $2 for juniors. The public is always welcome. For upcoming events and bands go to Rotorua Jazz Club Facebook page or email rotjazzclub@gmail.com.
Historic Village Wellbeing Market on the third Saturday of the month from 10am to 3pm.
Ōmokoroa Market featuring arts and crafts, produce, plants and car boot, plus more. Held on the last Saturday of the month 9am to noon at Ōmokoroa Settlers Hall.
Maketū Market from 7am at Maketū Village Green on the third and fifth Sunday of the month. Vendor stalls $10. Phone Maureen 021 2671 685.
Improv Comedy with The Honest Liars – 16th Ave Theatre. First Saturday of the month 7.30pm to 9pm, entry $15.
BoP Blues Club Jam, first Wednesday of the month, 7.30pm to 10.30pm, Rotorua Citizens Club.
Art By Bike Tours, third Saturday of the month, (finishes April 15) 10am, Te Manawa.
Collective Energies Holistic Wellness Market the fourth Saturday of each month 9am to 2pm at the Mount Community Hall, 345 Maunganui Rd, Mount Maunganui. Collective Energies Facebook/Insta. Contact Melanie 027 286 8268 for more information.
Rotorua Probus Club. Meets on the first Thursday of each month at 10am at the Rotorua golf Club
Rotorua East Probus Club. Meets 2nd Thursday of each month at 10am at the East Side Bowling Club
Rotorua North Probus Club. Meets on the 4th Monday each month at 10am at Parksyde. Contact Richard on 021 496 151
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