Summer’s getting hot!
It’s summertime and the living is easy, so we’ve put together the perfect itinerary for what to do in the Garden City.
NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY
TUESDAY 31 DECEMBER
Let’s all celebrate and see in the New Year at Christchurch’s biggest NYE party, with The Edge’s New Year’s Eve Party on Tuesday 31 December, 6pm to 12am in North Hagley Park.
The Court Jesters will start the night off with interactive fun for the whole family and a kid’s countdown at 8pm. Plus DJ Spinal will be mixing and bringing the crowd favourites throughout the evening.
It wouldn’t be New Year’s without a huge fireworks display, brought to you by Fireworks Professionals. There will be some of the hottest homegrown talent on-hand to rock the night away.
To check out the artists, visit www.theedge.co.nz
LAZY SUNDAYS
12 JANUARY – 16 FEBRUARY
Deep South Lazy Sundays have offered us a great way to enjoy the Garden City and this year’s line-up is no different, from 12 January to 16 February, 3:30pm to 5pm.
Put summer into your Sundays by bringing a picnic and your blanket and spending the end of your weekend relaxing in the sun with good food, music and friends. It’s a great way to relax and enjoy what makes Christchurch so special.
Deep South Lazy Sundays venues:
Rauora Park:
Sunday 12 January
Archery Lawn, Christchurch Botanic Gardens:
19 Jan – 16 Feb
INTERISLANDER SUMMER FESTIVAL
BOXING DAY – 16 FEBRUARY
Interislander Summer Festival promises a fun-filled day out for a group of friends or the whole family. Watch the horses gallop and dash around some of New Zealand’s most spectacular racecourses, with 30 events running across the country.
Enjoy the classic Kiwi summer’s day out with plenty of action on-track and off. Racegoers will experience all day long entertainment while excitedly cheering on their favourite racehorse or relaxing in the sun with a picnic.
The day will be filled with activities galore, including the More FM Kids Go Racing Area, tug of war and sack races for the children.
Live music will create an upbeat atmosphere between races, and local food will be onsite to tease the taste buds.
To book tickets visit, www.summerfestival.nz
