New Zealand enjoys a vast range of events, festivals and shows. From the British Lions Tour in 2005, to the New Zealand International Comedy Festival, to annual spring festivals, there is always something to see, attend or do in New Zealand.
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New Zealand enjoys a vast range of events, festivals and shows. From the New Zealand International Comedy Festival to annual spring festivals. There is always something to see, attend or do in New Zealand.
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Listed below are some of the past events that happened around New Zealand in 2010.
Waitangi Day, New Zealand, 6th February 2010Waitangi Day on the 6th February has been an annual public holiday since 1974 and commerates the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, New Zealand's founding document in 1840. Over 50,000 visitors are expected to attend the celebrations at Waitangi... (more)
Michael Hill Golf Open, Queenstown - 28th to 31st January 2010The popular Michael Hill New Zealand Open Championship will be held at The Hills golf course in Arrowtown near Queenstown. Spectators are welcome on each day of play and it's a great opportunity for fans of golf to enjoy world-class golfers in action, and some of New Zealand's most stunning alpine scenery... (more)
World Buskers Festival, Christchurch - 21st to 31st January 2010This much-loved festival of freestyle comedy, acrobatics and street performance hits the pavements, squares and theatres of Christchurch for its 17th year. Featuring over 500 live shows at indoor and outdoor venues with some of the world's best acts... (more)
Lake Ferry Fishing Competition - Saturday January 23rd 2010Fishing Contest. Proceeds to Wairarapa Search and Rescue. Best Fish Prizes. Great Spot Prizes. Senior $20, Junior $5 - per rod. Tickets from 7am at Lake Ferry and Whangaimoana... (more)
Parihaka International Peace Festival, Taranaki - 7th to 11th JanuaryThis year, the festival celebrates not only the vision and example of Te Whiti o Rongomai and Tohu Kakahi, the founders of Parihaka, but its fifth anniversary. Festival celebrations include performances by Smashproof, Te Kupu & MC Wiya and the Brian Hatcher Band, The Bellbirds, Fat Freddy's Drop... (more)
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