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SUMMARY:Brett Hallam Holland
DESCRIPTION:Composer and guitarist shares his outlook and refection of life through a mix of vocal and instrumental tunes. His songs cover topics from social issues (Who Gave The Right To Frack) to natural disasters (Shaky Isles) to unnatural disasters (Flooding In Nashville) to loss and love (World Of Goodbyes). A bit of humour is also thrown in the mix (Monday Morning Blues). His style is eclectic drawing on popular\, blues\, jazz and country themes. \n\nHaving been mentored by guitar great Tommy Emmanuel\, he deftly adds modern fingerstyle techniques to create an engaging and dynamic repertoire. Brett has performed extensively in Australia and the U.S\, having opened for Andy McKee (Hawaii) and Eric Skye (Santa Cruz Art Of The Guitar). He has shared the same bill as Joe Robinson and Martin Taylor (Chet Atkins Convention).  Also\, has recorded 5 albums and written music for a musical (Will the Lost Years)  performed at Motueka High School 2010.\n\nNow living back locally and playing in various local projects: Rubber Biscuit (blues) Ampersand (jazz) and Fuse Box Social (original)\, he is eager to get back to his solo repertoire. Brett has tutored hundred of people and teaches music locally with strong emphasis on creativity. He has taught Callum Allardice ( Apra NZ Jazz composition of the year 3 times)\, Caleb Nott (the Broods)\, and Lewis Stephenson (Confidence Man\, the Belligerents).\n\nDoor sales only – $15
URL:https://www.fairfieldnelson.org.nz/event/brett-hallam-holland/
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED // Public Talk Zen Buddhism
DESCRIPTION:UPDATE – 7th July – 11am. EVENT CANCELLED.  \nSadly\, due to covid the event tonight and the workshop tomorrow can no longer go ahead. If you wish to contact the local Zen Group please contact Gwitha on 021 121 8133.\n \n————– \nIn this evening talk\, we’ll explore the intimate relationship between how we live our lives each day and our meditation and spiritual practice. The speaker\, Geoffrey ShugenArnold\, Roshi\, is the head of the Mountains\nand Rivers Order\, and abbot of Zen Mountain Monastery in upstate New York. \nFriday 7 July\, 2023\n7pm-8.30pm \nENTRY BY DONATION/KOHA\nMore events: www.zen.org.nz
URL:https://www.fairfieldnelson.org.nz/event/public-talk-zen-buddhism/
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SUMMARY:Shades of Shakti - July tour
DESCRIPTION:The 2023 Winter Tour of Shades of Shakti features visiting Indian master musician Sangeet Mishra\, with top-shelf New Zealand musicians. \nReceiving a standing ovation from a full house at the New Zealand Festival of the Arts in 2020\, Shades of Shakti are an energetic acoustic ensemble that bridges the gap between traditional Indian music\, classical and jazz. Inspired by Ravi Shankar’s East Meets West and John McLaughlin’s 1970s Shakti project\, Shades of Shakti’s performances combine intricate fast dynamic melodies\, virtuosic rhythms\, and hypnotic sonorities. They are a collaboration that seeks to unite communities\, celebrating human diversity through music. \nThe musicians of the ensemble are: \nSangeet Mishra (India) comes from a long line of sarangi masters from India’s holiest city\, Varanasi. Considered a child prodigy\, Sangeet has endeavoured to revive ancient musical styles. An innovative musician\, Sangeet plays sarangi with an enchanting purity. \nJustin Firefly Clarke (NZ) is a respected guitar virtuoso of many stripes. Seven years in Berlin saw Justin gain repute as a lynchpin for fusing different musical languages\, winning numerous awards for these collaborations in festivals across Europe. \nBasant Madhur (India) is a much-respected artist of classical Indian music. Born into a family of musicians\, he is an approved Indian Radio & Television performing artist. He moved to New Zealand in 2002. \nTristan Carter (NZ) is an extremely talented and versatile violinist who has worked with Atlas Ensemble in Amsterdam and traditional musicians in Bangalore\, and many jazz and new music ensembles of Aotearoa. \nThomas Friggens (NZ) is a powerful and virtuoso drummer who straddles multiple musical worlds effortlessly and has been an integral member of the premier percussion group\, Strike\, as well as numerous Wellington ensembles such as Sulco d’Alma and Bazurka. \nTickets available here.
URL:https://www.fairfieldnelson.org.nz/event/shades-of-shakti-july-tour/
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SUMMARY:Fifeshire Foundation 30 year Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Live entertaintment from \nSukalati Beats | DJ Tunesifter | Te Mana Hā \nCake and Tea | Sausage Sizzle | All welcome!
URL:https://www.fairfieldnelson.org.nz/event/fifeshire-foundation-30-year-celebration/
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SUMMARY:Spin a Story
DESCRIPTION:NEW DATE CONFIRMED \nTickets for Spin a Story already purchased through Eventfinda will be valid for the new date. Ticketholders who are unable to attend when the new date is set can contact events@ncc.govt.nz to organise a refund. \n>> \nCome along\, be entertained\, and be inspired by authentic and original stories from youth. Drawing from their own life experiences and embellished with their own personalities. \nThese well-told stories will be an opportunity for individuals to share their experiences with young and old. All stories will be recited in and around the grounds of the iconic and historical Fairfield House. \nSome of the stories will be recited in the forest around Fairfield so we recommend a torch\, warm clothes\, and comfortable shoes. \n\nGeneral Admission – Youth: $5.00 each\nGeneral Admission – Adult: $10.00 each\n\nTickets available via Eventfinda.
URL:https://www.fairfieldnelson.org.nz/event/spin-a-story-2/
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SUMMARY:#OurStoryIsOne
DESCRIPTION:Please RSVP: on this Link https://forms.office.com/r/razhpyqnBF \nOn June 18th 1983\, 10 Iranian Bahá’í women were executed for refusing to renounce their faith. Their story is part of the same story of women’s struggles for gender equality in Iran today. Iranian women have now joined the same path chosen by the 10 Baháí women 40 years ago: standing up for their beliefs and principles of justice and equality at any cost\, even their lives. \nRemembering these women can illuminate and reinforce conversations around justice and gender equality in Iran. \nTogether we can honour the 10 Baha’i women of Shiraz and all women across Iran who cherish the principle of equality of women and men\, and who have contributed to the building of a better future for the country through their perseverance in the face of adversity and oppression. \n************************************ \nPlease join us in this Memorial Event to honour and support the #OurStoryIsOne global campaign. \nThe long struggle for gender equality has been lived by women of all faiths and backgrounds in Iran for many decades and continues to this day. \nThis event consists of music\, presentations and speakers. It will be followed by afternoon tea. \nMore information about the global #OurStoryIsOne campaign can be found at: \nhttps://www.ourstoryisone.bic.org/10-bahai-women-of-shiraz \nRSVP: on this Link https://forms.office.com/r/razhpyqnBF
URL:https://www.fairfieldnelson.org.nz/event/12222/
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