3 November — Kiwi Classics
In this session, participants will collaborate to bring to life two quintessential Kiwi songs. We will start with a 2 part arrangement of Rain by Dragon, then move onto a 3 part arrangement of Better Be Home Soon by Crowded House. The harmonies will rock, the vibes will be excellent, and most importantly we will have fun.
1 December — Community Christmas Sing with Meg Hirata
Come along for an uplifting and joyful Community Xmas Sing session led by Meg Hirata, the passionate leader of the Wasabi Multicultural Choir. Meg specialises in building vocal layers through basic harmony and layering multiple familiar songs at once.
No experience is needed—just bring your voice and a smile for a happy evening of connection through song!
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About Community Sing: Community Sing is an open, drop-in choir for everyone in the community. It’s free and open to all! No registration required.
Thank you to Central Lakes Trust for bringing creativity to our community.
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6 October: Tāhuna te Kāinga Ahi – Mōteatea Session
In this session, participants will learn the mōteatea, Tāhuna te Kāinga Ahi. Created by members our hapori, this waiata weaves together the histories, stories, and lived experiences of the people who call the Whakatipu region home. Led by members of Te Hā o Tāhuna, this welcoming session invites everyone to learn and share in a mōteatea that represents our place and community.
17 October: Encounter the Wonder of Brass Instruments – from trumpet to tuba!
Encounter the wonder of brass instruments, from trumpet to tuba! Session led by Turn up the Music School Director Emma Wilson. After a performance and demonstration to explain the mechanics of these fascinating instruments (accompanied by the always-wonderful Mark Wilson), you will get the chance to have a hands-on experience of your own. Making a sound from a hoseaphone is a unique and physically involving exercise! Come ready to try something new, and have a laugh making some randomly fun sounds.
24 October: Dance and More (with Nina Hermanns from ProDance NZ)
The dance session is suitable for mature women and men who love to move, laugh and socialise. The class is held in a welcoming and safe environment suitable for everyone. The choreographies are tailored to be inclusive and accommodating to varying mobility levels, promoting physical activity, mental challenges and social engagement. The atmosphere is festive and supportive, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among participants.
31 October: Inside the GP Consultation, a one woman show by Lucy O’Hagan
GP Lucy O’Hagan’s one woman show takes you inside a morning of general practice. Lucy plays 32 different characters in 55 minutes in a performance that is both funny and poignant. Author of Everything But the Medicine: A Doctor’s tale (longlisted for the Ockham NZ Book Awards), all about what it is like to be the GP sitting alongside human stories. Lucy has been a GP for over 30 years, including 20 years at Aspiring Medical Centre in Wānaka. She has most recently worked for a needle exchange clinic and for Ngati Toa Rangatira at Oratoa Cannons Creek, Porirua.
Drop-in sessions, registrations are not required. Free for ages 60+.
For further information, please call 027 180 02868 or email hello@teatamira.nz.
Thank you to Central Lakes Trust for their support in bringing creativity to our community.
