Coming Events
Fiesta Latina Dance Party
Dates: Sat 29 JULY
Join us for a night of hot Latin beats with DJ Dirk. Playing Salsa, Bachata, Reggaetton & Forro.
Warm up with our mini lead & follow classes to get you in the groove!
Presale tickets $5.00 from Elena 021991867
Door sales $10.00
Warm up with our mini lead & follow classes to get you in the groove!
Presale tickets $5.00 from Elena 021991867
Door sales $10.00
How I Met My Father - performed by Rhian Wood-HIll
Dates: Thursday 3 August, 8pm
A STORY SO RIDICULOUS, IT HAS TO TOUR THE COUNTRY!
A Mulled Whine Productions presents How I Met My Father. Written & performed by Rhian Wood-Hill, directed by Jonny Potts
Comedian Rhian Wood-Hill is hitting the beanbags at Dome Bar & Cinema as part of a
massive New Zealand tour for his new show, How I Met My Father - the true story of when he met his father at age 21.
Rhian knew just a few things about his father growing up: He was a criminal, he was
charming, he was good looking, and Samoan. Being raised in Temuka, Rhian didn't have many reference points to his Samoan identity, and life experience suggests he lacks most of his father's other qualities.
With a perfect balance of comedy and drama, wild anecdotes and down-to-earth moments, How I Met My Father is both honest and hilarious: An hour where you are invited to laugh wholeheartedly at someone else’s misfortune.
Considering the show covers a lot of personal info, we sure hope Rhian’s extended family don’t mind him airing out the laundry for everybody.
“A fun, sometimes dark tale about parental discovery” – Laura Ferguson, Art Murmurs
“An honest performer with a very funny look at the world” – Vaughan King
“One of my favourite new comedians in New Zealand. Funny and thought-provoking.” -
Brendhan Lovegrove
How I Met My Father is on at Dome Cinema for one night only – Thursday 3rd August.
Presales $14 for eventfinda or AVIARY, or $18 on the door.
A Mulled Whine Productions presents How I Met My Father. Written & performed by Rhian Wood-Hill, directed by Jonny Potts
Comedian Rhian Wood-Hill is hitting the beanbags at Dome Bar & Cinema as part of a
massive New Zealand tour for his new show, How I Met My Father - the true story of when he met his father at age 21.
Rhian knew just a few things about his father growing up: He was a criminal, he was
charming, he was good looking, and Samoan. Being raised in Temuka, Rhian didn't have many reference points to his Samoan identity, and life experience suggests he lacks most of his father's other qualities.
With a perfect balance of comedy and drama, wild anecdotes and down-to-earth moments, How I Met My Father is both honest and hilarious: An hour where you are invited to laugh wholeheartedly at someone else’s misfortune.
Considering the show covers a lot of personal info, we sure hope Rhian’s extended family don’t mind him airing out the laundry for everybody.
“A fun, sometimes dark tale about parental discovery” – Laura Ferguson, Art Murmurs
“An honest performer with a very funny look at the world” – Vaughan King
“One of my favourite new comedians in New Zealand. Funny and thought-provoking.” -
Brendhan Lovegrove
How I Met My Father is on at Dome Cinema for one night only – Thursday 3rd August.
Presales $14 for eventfinda or AVIARY, or $18 on the door.
Looking For Alaska vs Albi and the Wolves
Dates: Friday 18 August
Two of NZ's hottest folk acts are teaming up for a mini tour of the North Island!
For one weekend only, Looking For Alaska NZ and Albi and The Wolves will be piling into a van and heading to Gisborne, Hastings and Rotorua to take to the stage for battle! Armed only with a guitar, a fiddle and an upright bass, Albi & The Wolves' high energy blend of swing, bluegrass, soul, r&b, rock and world music will be sure to get everyone's toes tapping. But Looking For Alaska are ready to meet the challenge, and get the audience on their feet with their thigh-slapping, foot-stomping folk sing-alongs before bringing them to their knees with their poignant heart-rending ballads. Who will win over the audience?? You'll just have to come along and find out...
Performing at Gisborne's beautiful Dome Bar and Cinema, doors open at 7:30 with music starting at 8. Presale tickets are $15, with limited door sales available for $20 on the night. Presales available online from Eventfinda and at the Aviary, Poverty Bay Club.
For one weekend only, Looking For Alaska NZ and Albi and The Wolves will be piling into a van and heading to Gisborne, Hastings and Rotorua to take to the stage for battle! Armed only with a guitar, a fiddle and an upright bass, Albi & The Wolves' high energy blend of swing, bluegrass, soul, r&b, rock and world music will be sure to get everyone's toes tapping. But Looking For Alaska are ready to meet the challenge, and get the audience on their feet with their thigh-slapping, foot-stomping folk sing-alongs before bringing them to their knees with their poignant heart-rending ballads. Who will win over the audience?? You'll just have to come along and find out...
Performing at Gisborne's beautiful Dome Bar and Cinema, doors open at 7:30 with music starting at 8. Presale tickets are $15, with limited door sales available for $20 on the night. Presales available online from Eventfinda and at the Aviary, Poverty Bay Club.
Ben Salter
Dates: Fri 15 Sept
Acclaimed Australian songwriter & performer Ben Salter is returning to Aotearoa in September to promote his third solo album "Back Yourself". He will be performing at Dome Bar and Cinema in Gisbourne on Friday the 15th of September. Salter's unique brand of esoteric existential antipodean indie folk, coupled with his remarkable voice, make for an unforgettable live experience.
Ticket info to come!
Ticket info to come!
POVERTY BAY BLUES NIGHT
Dates: First Tuesday of the month
The best in live music!
Come down on the first Tuesday of the month for the best selection of local music at the Poverty Bay Blues Night. Each month sees a new line-up of musicians giving us a taste of what they've got.
Doors open at 7pm, bands start 8pm. Just $5 on the door
Come down on the first Tuesday of the month for the best selection of local music at the Poverty Bay Blues Night. Each month sees a new line-up of musicians giving us a taste of what they've got.
Doors open at 7pm, bands start 8pm. Just $5 on the door