The Whangamata Summer Festival Committee is thrilled to announce the line-up of this year’s eagerly anticipated festival events, taking place just after Christmas. According to Renee Meiklejohn, the Festival Coordinator, the dedicated Festival Committee has been hard at work preparing an incredible program with a lineup of high-caliber musical talent.
Friday, 20th December: Happy Hour from 3:30 pm.
Live music by Let’s Go Descarrego! & Friends.
Thursday, 26th December: Opening night from 5 pm featuring Shane Walker, Ginney Deavoll, and Kay Ogilvie.
Live music by Amir Yussof and Fabian Roberts & Friends.
Big opening night from 5 pm featuring Emma Evangeline, Ali Gustafson, Sandy Gaskell, and Ashley Thor.
Live music by Taylor Sol (the magic of 432Hz music) and Amanda Bovo (Brazilian finest music!).
Friday, 6th December: Happy Hour from 3:30 pm.
Live music by Francie Lidgard and Ash Rogers.
The Whangamata Summer Festival Committee is thrilled to announce the line-up of this year’s eagerly anticipated festival events, taking place just after Christmas. According to Renee Meiklejohn, the Festival Coordinator, the dedicated Festival Committee has been hard at work preparing an incredible program with a lineup of high-caliber musical talent.
Friday, 20th December: Happy Hour from 3:30 pm.
Live music by Let’s Go Descarrego! & Friends.
Thursday, 26th December: Opening night from 5 pm featuring Shane Walker, Ginney Deavoll, and Kay Ogilvie.
Live music by Amir Yussof and Fabian Roberts & Friends.
Big opening night from 5 pm featuring Emma Evangeline, Ali Gustafson, Sandy Gaskell, and Ashley Thor.
Live music by Taylor Sol (the magic of 432Hz music) and Amanda Bovo (Brazilian finest music!).
Friday, 6th December: Happy Hour from 3:30 pm.
Live music by Francie Lidgard and Ash Rogers.
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