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Hamilton Gardens ready for Arts Festival

Hamilton News
15 Feb, 2012 04:40 AM2 mins to read

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Hamilton Gardens will be the focus of two weeks of performances with over 65 acts from Friday at the Waikato Times Hamilton Gardens Arts Festival.

World-renowned soprano Dame Malvina Major will perform on the Rhododendron Lawn at the gardens on February 25.

Another highlight will be former Little River Band
lead singer Glenn Shorrock, who is teaming up with pop and soul singer Mark Williams and OpShop's Jason Kerrison on stage on February 24.

A range of art will be showcased during the festival, with practicing artists live in action in the piazza and an exhibition on the Lakeside Court.

Over 20 bands and artists will perform in the gardens over the massive two-week event.

'Movies amongst the Roses' features iconic films from yesteryear, including the all-time favourite "Rocky Horror Picture Show".

The Rose Gardens play host to a two-day feast of wine, food and entertainment with local food, beverages and wines, cooking demonstrations by well-known chefs and the finals of the Great Waikato Food Challenge and Home Cook Challenge.

A full programme of the Waikato Times Hamilton Gardens Arts Festival is downloadable here , or visit the website for more information.

Event Details:

When: 17 February - 1 March 2012

Where: Hamilton Gardens, Hamilton City

Cost: Varies - some events are free, others require purchased tickets or donations.

See the website for more details

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