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What's on in Whanganui this week

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Jennifer Moss is coming to Whanganui to teach a drumming workshop on Saturday. Photo/Stuart Munro

Jennifer Moss is coming to Whanganui to teach a drumming workshop on Saturday. Photo/Stuart Munro

This is your guide to what is happening in the Whanganui region this week. If you have an item for this free column, please email the details to news@wanganuichronicle.co.nz. The deadline is noon every Wednesday.

THURSDAY

WHAT: Whanganui City Guided Walking Tours
WHEN: By appointment
WHERE: Depart from Whanganui i-Site
DETAILS: Cost $10 per person. Contact 06 3493258.

FRIDAY

WHAT:Twinkle Toes at St Paul's
WHEN:10.00am to 11.15am
WHERE: St Paul's Hall, Cooks Street
DETAILS: A fun music time for preschoolers. Gold coin entry

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WHAT: PS Waimarie Cruise
WHERE: Hatrick's Wharf
WHEN: 11am to 1 pm
DETAILS:Adult $45 ($40 for locals), Child (5-15 years, under 5 free), Family pass $90 Family pass (2 adults, max 3 children).

WHAT:Sam Manzanza & Afro Beat Band
WHEN:8.30pm till late
WHERE: Whanganui Musicians Club Drews Ave
DETAILS: Sam Manzanza and band perform authentic modern African music.

WHAT: Ceroc Dancing
WHEN: 6pm (and Wednesdays)
WHERE: 82-92 Peat St
DETAILS: Liz Frith 021 0205 4038 or see Facebook page

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SATURDAY

WHAT: North Island Athletics track and field championships
WHEN: From 9am
WHERE: Cooks Gardens
DETAILS: Entry from Cooks St or Maria Pl only. $6 (or $10 for two day pass) for adults, gold coin entry for children. Cash only, no eftpos available.

WHAT: Whanganui River Traders and Farmers Market
WHEN: 8.30am to 1pm
WHERE: Downtown Whanganui riverbank
DETAILS: Goods, produce and food

WHAT: Community Drumming Whanganui
WHEN: 10.30am to 1pm
WHERE: River City Dance and Leisure Society Hall corner Peat and Pitt Sts
DETAILS: For all levels of ability and spare drums are available $25. Contact tutor Jennifer Moss at jacquifire@gmail.com

WHAT: Sharyn Underwood Dance School present We Are Family
WHEN: 5pm
WHERE: Royal Wanganui Opera House
DETAILS: Adult $18, Senior / Student $15

WHAT: The Replicants
WHEN: 9pm
WHERE: Lucky Bar, 53 Wilson Street
DETAILS: Local Rock band. $10

SUNDAY

WHAT: Castlecliff Sunday Market
WHEN: 11am to 3pm
WHERE: 5 Bryce St.
DETAILS: Goods, produce and food.

WHAT: Irish Band Muirsheen Durkin
WHEN: 12pm until 1.30pm
WHERE: Grand Hotel Irish Bar
DETAILS: All welcome. Contact: Michael 0274362454

WHAT: Tribute concert for Lyn Shackleton
WHEN: 2pm St Pauls Hall
WHERE: St Paul's Hall
DETAILS: A gold coin donation at the door would be appreciated.

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WHAT: North Island Athletics track and field championships
WHEN: From 9am
WHERE: Cooks Gardens
DETAILS: Entry from Cooks St or Maria Pl only. $6 (or $10 for two day pass) for adults, gold coin entry for children. Cash only, no eftpos available.

WHAT: Sharyn Underwood Dance School present We Are Family
WHEN: 5pm
WHERE: Royal Wanganui Opera House
DETAILS: Adult $18, Senior / Student $15

MONDAY

WHAT: Whanganui Film Society
WHEN: 7pm
WHERE: Davis Theatre, Whanganui Regional Museum, Watt St.
DETAILS:The Illusionist - L'illusionniste. Sylvain Chomet, France/UK, 2010. 2018 Season and membership options at whanganuifilmsociety.org.nz

TUESDAY

WHAT: Conservator's Talk - Flight in to Egypt
WHEN: 7.30pm
WHERE: Sarjeant on the Quay
DETAILS: The Sarjeant Gallery's largest work has been restored. Auckland Art Gallery conservator Ingrid Ford will talk about the process. This is a free event, all welcome.

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WEDNESDAY

WHAT: Sharpen up your Shuffle
WHEN: 6pm to 8pm
WHERE: Lucky Bar + Kitchen, 53 Wilson St
DETAILS: A weekly guest DJ slot.

WHAT: Grassroots Singers
WHEN: Wednesdays, 7pm
WHERE: Duncan Pavilion, Castlecliff Beach
DETAILS: Join an organic choir. Cost is $60 per term, $55 if paid up front.

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