Free entry
You can view this exhibition between 9am and 2pm, Monday to Friday unless an event is being held in the bar. Please call ahead of time to check availability.
Ans Westra: Kerikeri 2025 showcases the iconic photographer’s work for the first time in Kerikeri. Presented with {Suite}, the exhibition features 25 images from Te Tai Tokerau, alongside other well-known works. Born in the Netherlands and based in Aotearoa from 1957, Ans Westra’s candid images of New Zealand life and te ao Māori are a lasting legacy. This exhibition highlights her unique ability to capture moments of everyday life, with prints available for sale and access to her ongoing digital archive.

Choose What you Pay from $5 (+ booking fee)
Shaan Kloet presents Musicals on the Menu, a musical theatre concert featuring iconic Broadway hits and hidden gems. A graduate of the National Academy of Singing and Dramatic Art, Shaan has had a dynamic career, including playing Mary Poppins in Amici’s 2020 production and starring as Elphaba in Wicked. Highlights of her career include performing in CATS and Pirates of Penzance. Now the Operations Director at People Potential, Shaan balances her career with motherhood. Her concert promises an unforgettable lunchtime experience, celebrating the music that defines musical theatre. This performance is made possible with the support from Oakridge Villas.

Adult $45, Seniors $39 (+booking fee)
A high-energy, circus-theatre experience by The Dust Palace, this show blends stunning acrobatics, live sewing, and party tunes. Watch as the head designer of HAUS of YOLO creates the ‘Kerikeri’ collection live on stage, fusing fast fashion with thrilling circus routines. With a mix of comedy, daring stunts, and live fashion creation, this fun and cheeky show brings high stakes and high voltage to the stage for an unforgettable night of entertainment.

Adult $40, Student (under 18 or with student ID) $15, $5 CSC holders (+ booking fee), Infants (0-2) Free
GLORIA! A classical choral concert presented by the Bay of Islands Singers under the baton of John Jackets. The choir is joined by a stunning quartet of young soloists: Tania Priebs (Kerikeri), Claudia Evans (Whangarei), Scott Bezett (Hamilton), and Jarvis Dams (Auckland). The choir and audience will also enjoy the fine playing of our visiting orchestra, with Michael Bell on the organ. It is rare to hear full-length choral works in concert these days, but the BOI Singers strive to bring such wonderful music from this repertoire to audiences in the Far North. This concert presents a varied programme of music from the baroque, romantic, and contemporary eras.

Adult $45, Concession (GC, CSC, F4FC) $42, Child (under 18) $17 (+ booking fee )
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra returns with Masterworks, a stunning evening of orchestral brilliance conducted by James Judd, Music Director Emeritus of the NZSO. The programme features Haydn’s Symphony No. 100 Military, Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6 Pastoral — a beloved celebration of nature and harmony. The concert also includes the Aotearoa premiere of Briar Prastiti’s The Garden, a vibrant new work commissioned through the NZSO/SOUNZ Tarling Trust. From the elegance of the classical era to the emotion of contemporary voices, Masterworks showcases the full power and beauty of live orchestral music.