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Live & unscripted - by the Court Jesters! New Zealand's Longest Running Comedy Show. ...
Location: Court I
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The Middle East gets a taste of Kiwi.
Welcome to Iraq, liberated from a cruel dictatorship......
Location: The Forge at The Court Theatre
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Group Exhibition: Paintings by Marie Bishop, Christine Maynard, Leane Prentice,...
Location: Cloisters Gallery
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A musical feast every Friday from March to October.
Enjoy a range of musical styles...
Location: Great Hall
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Principals of NZSO National Youth orchestra 2007.
Location: Great Hall
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Dare to accompany the infamous Dr Aloysius Mort on a night time journey into the...
Location: The Arts Centre
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Tom Stoppard's award-winning adaptation of Gerald Sibleyras' LE VENT DES PEUPLIERS...
Location: Court I
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Location: The Art Department
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Motorcycle speedway champion Ivan Mauger is regarded as one of the greatest riders in the history of the sport.
Location: Transport Gallery, Canterbury Museum
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An exhibition exploring the stories, personalities and events relating to the evolution of nursing in Canterbury.
Location: Visitor Lounge
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A delightful exhibition of characters from the highly-acclaimed books of pirate stories by New Zealand artists David Elliot and Pamela Allen. The exhibition is presented by the Te Tai Tamariki Trust.
Location: Outside Discovery
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Canterbury Museum and Tchakat Moriori, the peaceful people of the Chatham Islands, invite you to share their heritage in this exhibition that explores the distinctive artefacts, landscapes and culture of their homeland.
Location: Ngā Taonga
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From flying machines to war machines, the inventions of Leonardo Da Vinci come to life in this fascinating special exhibition.
Location: Level 1
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The extraordinary lounge of an ordinary Kiwi couple
Location: Level 1
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The final in a series of artists’ interventions. The works of contemporary New Zealand artists Riki Manuel, Dagmar Dyck and Graham Bennett are sited adjacent to the collection objects that inspired them.
Location: Interventions throughout the Museum
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Location: Salamander Gallery
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Location: Canta Clay Pottery Studio at The Artists Quarter
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Location: Annie's Wine Bar
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Annual School of Fine Arts Sculpture Show.
Location: SOFA Gallery
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Six artists display their unique new jewellery designs, featuring the work of Katrina...
Location: ConneXion Gallery
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SHAKERS is an award-winning play set in a trendy cocktail bar in the north of England...
Location: University Theatre
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Location: Cave Rock Gallery
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Work by local potter.
Location: The Pot Shop
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A public display illustrating seasonal highlights, some history and the activities of the 'Friends of the Gardens'.
Location: Botanic Gardens Information Centre
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Canterbury Museum's most famous resident.
Location: Chathams Gallery
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Ross Gray explores ideas about time and change in the city - its architecture, spaces and urban memory - are explored in the abstract manipulation of the grid, proportions, mark making and visual weights and spatial characteristics of colour.
Location: Mair Gallery
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Aftershock is an installation and digital projection that references nineteenth and twentieth centrury landscape traditions and the aethetics and politics of the genre.
Location: Canaday Gallery
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Artist Hilaire Campbell explores the uninhabited space and beauty of our city’s substations
Location: Our City O-Tautahi Cnr Worcester Blvd & Oxfor Tce
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making a living from making stuff: inspirational Christchurch crafters
Location: Our City O-Tautahi Cnr Worcester Blvd & Oxfor Tce
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Seemingly naive, McDougall’s paintings are, in reality, slyly sophisticated dissections of art, consumerism and contemporary New Zealand culture.
Location: Front Gallery
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Exploring the moment when past and present collide, this exhibition considers how history, memory and tradition frame our experience of the world.
Location: Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu
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"Darkly humorous, cynical yet playful, 'ALL UP IN YR GRILL!' is both a critique of the human condition, and a tribute to emotional awkwardness."
Location: North Gallery
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Canterbury artist Austen Deans – well-known for traditional landscape paintings depicting his beloved high country – visited Antarctica for three weeks in 1981, where he spent time sketching, painting watercolours and photographing the environment.
Location: Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu
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Knowledgeable guides introduce and explain the history and fabric of this fine English Victorian Gothic Cathedral.
Location: Visitors' Centre entrance to the Cathedral proper
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Holy Communion
Location: ChristChurch Cathedral
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Knowledgeable guides introduce and explain the history and fabric of this fine English Victorian Gothic Cathedral.
Location: Visitors' Centre entrance to the Cathedral proper
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