What’s on in Taranaki
Some of the events on around the maunga in the coming week.
Elder Abuse information session, Barclay Hall, Wednesday July 23, 10am
Speakers this month are from Aged Concern Taranaki's Elder Abuse Team - Sinead Thomas, Aimie Stahnke-Earley, Tania and Kate. They provide free, confidential support, education and advocacy to help older people feel safe, connected and empowered. $10 entry includes coffee, tea, etc. Produce and raffles. Please register with Lesley on 027 299 5988, or Grant on grant350@xtra.co.nz. All welcome. @ 158 Tukapa Street, NP.
NP Guitar Quartet Lunchtime Concert Methodist Centre, New Plymouth, Wednesday July 23, 12.15pm
The NP Guitar Quartet will be performing at the next lunchtime concert. The quartet consists of well-known musicians Dominique Blatti and Julian Raphael joined by Catherine Deeley and Helen Woodhead, to present music from the South American continent. Music arranged for four guitars will take you on a journey from Brazil to Argentina. Expect a few surprises! Koha appreciated.
Prima Facie, 4th Wall Theatre, New Plymouth, July 25-27
Acclaimed Oliver and Tony award-winning play, Suzie Miller’s Prima Facie is an unforgettable story and one-woman tour de force that has the power to question the structure of the legal system and takes us to the heart of where emotion and experience conflict within the system as we know it. This unforgettable production from NZ Theatre Company is directed by the celebrated Michael Hurst ONZM and performed by the formidable Cassandra Woodhouse.
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