Festivals

Tickets for Wellyfest 2023

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On-line ticket sales have now closed. Tickets for the weekend can be purchased at gate on the weekend of the Festival.

Note: If you or someone you are registering for is under 18, you MUST nominate a responsible adult. This person must be on site at the festival before the registered teen or child will be allowed on the festival site and must remain onsite throughout. (Child tickets are for ages 5-12, teen for 13-17 and student 18+ if applicable. Free entry for under 5s.)

 

  • Full Weekend – Adult: $190.00
  • Full Weekend – Concession/Student: $165.00
  • Full Weekend – Teen: $85.00
  • Full Weekend – Child: $35.00
  • Whole day + evening – Child: $15.00
  • Saturday – Whole day + evening – Adult: $90.00
  • Saturday – Whole day + evening – Teen: $55.00
  • Saturday – evening only – Adult: $40.00
  • Saturday – evening only – Teen: $40.00
  • Sunday – Whole day + evening – Adult: $100.00
  • Sunday – Whole day + evening – Teen: $60.00
  • Sunday – evening only – Adult: $60.00
  • Sunday – evening only – Teen: $60.00

Door Sales

Friday

  • Adult evening only (from 3pm): $25.00
  • Teen evening only (from 3pm): $25.00

Saturday 

  • Adult/Teen Saturday daytime only (to 7pm): $55.00
  • Adult Saturday evening only (from 5.30pm): $40.00
  • Teen Saturday evening only (from 5.30pm): $40.00

Sunday 

  • Adult/Teen daytime only (to 7pm): $45.00
  • Adult evening only (from 5.30pm): $60.00
  • Teen evening only (from 5.30pm): $60.00

Child Tickets

  • Child Daytime only (Saturday or Sunday to 7pm): $15.00
  • Child Evening only (Friday, Saturday or Sunday from 5.30pm): $10.00

 

The perfect guest for the 50th Wellyfest – Mike Harding

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14-TDN-CBmhmMIKE HARDING ; a musical storyteller at ease with his instrument, his audience and his mission to sing the songs of the present and the past, taking us from our folk roots to where we are now.

KIWIMUSICANA ; a solo, acoustic performance of songs from the lighter side of Kiwi ‘culture’, the daggier end of homegrown wit. Songs from small towns and back-country roads, from the radio and the rodeo, the city and the shed. Love-songs,  pub-songs, pop-songs, dog-songs, Down-the-Hall-on-Saturday-Night songs.  Songs from the Kiwi songwriters who have helped at us to laugh at and love ourselves and where we live.

Once again road time –  Kiwimusicana  and Mike doing what he does best, songs of home with humour and affection, spontaneity and skill. Celebrating New Zealand, its people and their stories.