Wine N Dine

Kicking of the NPC season our Livingstone Waikato NPC squad are taking on Bay of Plenty, and there’s no better way to start the season than under the lights at home.

Whether you're here for the rugby, the atmosphere, or just an excuse to get the family together, game day at FMG Stadium Waikato has you sorted.

Great family day out

Kids Zone with games and entertainment

Covered and uncovered seating available

Food, drinks, and plenty happening around the stadium

Free entry for kids

Get your tickets, wear your red, yellow and black, and back the mighty Mooloo this season.

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The Helm have teamed up with their friends over at @cocacolanz for an all-American themed afternoon of cocktails, good vibes & shared bites.
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Join them at 12:30pm on the 4th of July where you’ll get to make and enjoy 3 tasty American themed cocktails alongside a selection of sharing platters.
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- Tickets available now

- Bookings essential

- Prepayment required
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Head to the thehelm.co.nz switch your booking date to July 4th, and secure your tickets before they are gone

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It’s Christmas 2009. The Ashford family home’s buckling at its seams—sagging roof, cracked septic tank. Mum’s got her head in the sand. Dad’s had a stroke. The three adult children, themselves plagued by stricken bodies & cash crises, raise the hard-issue of relocating their parents. Fast forward ten years, the family struggles with calamitous loss, strangers appear at the door & long buried resentments dig their way to the surface.
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Winner of the ADAM NZ AWARD for BEST PLAY, passionfruits is a ‘searing family drama’ praised by Playmarket judges as ‘a New Zealand answer to The Cherry Orchard & Long Day’s Journey into Night’. One Question invites you to the debut of this acclaimed, locally written, performed & produced work of theatre.

Running time: 135 mins

Recommended for a mature audience

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An exhibition by Shailaja Ravikumar in the Nancy Caiger Gallery.
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Bringing the community together through dance irrespective of their cultural backgrounds. Shai teaches across a wide range of age groups – from young children taking their first steps to adults rediscovering their love for movement and culture.
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Shai’s mission is simple yet powerful: to promote Indian arts and culture in Aotearoa and share the joy, rhythm, and storytelling of music and dance with everyone who walks through her doors.
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The Nancy Caiger Gallery is open 11am-2pm from Wednesday to Saturday. If you’d like to visit this exhibition outside of these opening hours, please email kiaora@themeteor.co.nz

Shai is also running an interactive Indian Dance Workshop on Saturday 25th July, 10am-11:30am

This workshop offers a live glimpse into the diversity of Indian dance through 3 styles:

1. Bharatanatyam: Watch a short classical demo and learn basic hand gestures and expressions.
2. Folk Dance: Join in on easy, energetic steps from traditional folk styles, taught in a group format.
3. Bollywood: Learn a short choreographed sequence to a popular track – fun, accessible and made for everyone.

Tickets are $5pp, cash on arrival.

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