Summer Sounds

Name: Summer Sounds
Start: 2025-02-01T12:30:00+1300
End: 2025-02-01T19:00:00+1300
Location: Tahamoana Angora Goat Farm

Sat, 1 Feb 2025, 12:30pm - 7pm NZDT

Tahamoana Angora Goat Farm

waipu, new zealand

North Haven Hospice

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“Summer Sounds” is a family friendly music festival with a line-up of live music from Black Fern Groove, Caged, Cake and Eat it, and Kurfew, Charmaine Soljak of NZME’s The Hits as MC and an assortment of food trucks and beverages. This is a licensed event where alcohol will be available for purchase.

With the absolute generosity of virtually everyone involved, the majority of our ticket sales will be a fundraiser going directly to North Haven Hospice. As North Haven Hospice is an independent charity, all funds raised and donated in our community, stay in our community.

WHEN: February 1st, 2025

TIME: 12.30pm - 7pm

WHERE: Tahamoana Angora Goat Farm, Cove Road, Waipu

Please note: Parking available but accessibility is limited. Please contact fundraising@northhavenhospice.org.nz for accessibility information.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Northhavenhospice

Instagram: www.instagram.com/northhavenhospice

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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North Haven Hospice is a holistic wrap around service of care. North Haven focuses on caring for and supporting people with a life limiting terminal condition, not just for the person who is dying, but also for the family and whānau both before and after their loved one has died.

Anyone with a life limiting illness, can access hospice care and support. People with life limiting conditions such as multiple sclerosis, lung failure, cancer, motor neurone disease, or dementia can benefit from palliative care.

It’s not just a building and it's not just doctors and nurses.

North Haven provides a range of supportive care from sharing your life story with a biographer, bereavement counselling, and spiritual care, plus many other services. It’s whatever brings the individual and their whānau peace and joy.

Everything we provide is free of charge. As an essential health service, the majority of funding comes from Government, the remainder comes from community fundraising.

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