General Admission $30 (+booking fee)
Alan & Kristin Kelly are two founding members of the well known Irish powerhouse band the Barleyshakes. Together they bring you upbeat sounds of Ireland on sweet sensuous fiddle, and spirited guitar. Recipients of the QMA for World music and notably Alan has recorded as a soloist on the Lord of the Rings soundtrack. The Barleyshakes, through their lifelong passion and skill, will make you laugh, cry, sing, and dance.

$30 Earlybird, $40 Admission (+booking fee)
Two show times: 10:30am & 1pm
Yikes, the summer holidays are coming! What to do with YOUR Thing One and Thing 2?! Here’s an idea..! Bring the whole family to the Worlds Number 1 ‘The Cat in the Hat’ show for an experience they’ll never forget. The story has been around for over 50 years and kids still love it… just like you did! Young and old alike will delight in this lively adaptation of a classic book coming to life before your very eyes. Spoiler alert: Things run amuck, and quickly!

Choose What you Pay from $5 (+booking fee)
Get ready for an unforgettable night of Rock, R&B, Reggae, and Waiata Māori with Kōhia at The Turner Centre! Led by powerhouse vocalist Lili, this dynamic 4-piece band brings high-energy fusion and vibrant rhythms to the stage. Doors open at 5:30 PM – grab a bite from the food truck or enjoy a sausage sizzle before the show. Afterward, stick around for drinks at the bar and enjoy a great evening with friends and whānau. It’s the perfect way to kick off the celebrations ahead of Waitangi Day!

General Admission $35 (+booking fee)
Kerikeri, are you ready for a club night?! Join DJ Flash Harry and Matthew Benton (The Black Seeds) for vintage funk, soul, and disco, with live sax adding to the groove. Enjoy Go Go dancers, killer cocktails, and a full club vibe that’ll keep you dancing all night. Come dressed in your Disco Chic best and get ready to boogie! It’s on!

Choose What you Pay from $5 (+booking fee)
As part of our special programming for Waitangi Week 2025, The Turner Centre is excited to present the Harmonic Resonators - a family band that blends Country Music with Waiata Māori. Their whanau vibe, Te Reo approachability, and beautiful harmonies have captured the hearts of New Zealanders and earned them a growing following. With the opening performance by the Ngāti Rēhia Community Kapa Haka Group.