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Kirikiriroa/Hamilton, are you ready for the first Rita Menu extravaganza of 2026?! This Kirikiriroa Pride week, join us for what is guaranteed to be an amazing night full of passion & pride, dedicated to celebrating the incredible takatāpui Māori talent that we have in abundance here in Aotearoa.
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This show is dedicated to acknowledging and validating the "mana" (strength, pride, and identity) of Pacific Rainbow, LGBTQIA+, and gender-diverse communities. Mana is about holding your head high, carrying the strength of ancestors, and being recognized for one's true self and talent. We are honoured to invite you to witness some of the most legendary takatāpui performers that will introduce you to what mana truly means to them through the art of drag, beauty, and expression while representing a connection to their culture, people and whenua. There are many powerhouse takatāpui drag performers in Aotearoa and we are bringing you just a taste of the immense talent that is out there.
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HOUSE OF MANA moves beyond just entertainment. We are framing & serving drag as a powerful form of expression that carries the weight, the power and responsibility to uplift others. But you will be entertained, there is no doubt about it. HOUSE OF MANA is unlike anything you have ever experienced on the drag stage and we can't wait to have another unforgettable Rita Menu drag show with you.
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Prepare yourself for a night of visibility and celebration of all who are melanated & divalicous, on and off the stage.
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Grab your tickets and come on down and find us at Biddy Mulligans back bar on Friday 17th April, you know we never disappoint!

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The Sunny Side Up Children’s Film Festival is coming to Hamilton these April school holidays!

Designed especially for children aged 5–12 (but welcoming to all ages), this joyful, high-energy event showcases the magic of animated short films. Each 90-minute session features a carefully curated selection of award-winning short films, made for kids and guaranteed to entertain.

Between films, the fun continues with interactive games like Heads & Tails and Guess the Amount in the Jar, plus plenty of chances to win prizes. Kids are encouraged to get involved, have a laugh, and enjoy a cinema experience that’s anything but quiet and boring.

The festival is hosted and run by Milli Banbury, a 15-year-old festival director, who introduces the films and leads the games throughout the session. Sunny Side Up has been running successfully in Tauranga for four years and is expanding to a national tour in 2026, bringing its much-loved format to new cities across Aotearoa.

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Family Pass: $28.72 each ($7.00 + $0.18 fees)

General Admission: $8.20 each ($8.00 + $0.20 fees)

Enjoy award-winning animated short films, interactive games, and prizes in a lively 90-minute session designed for tamariki aged 5–12 and their whaanau.

Tue 14 Apr 2026, 10:15am–11:45am

Tue 14 Apr 2026, 12:30pm–2:00pm

Tue 14 Apr 2026, 2:30pm–4:00pm

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Three acts, one night! All original rock and roll! Maybe the odd cover...

Doors 7 • Show 8

$10 tix at the door

5 bands. One night.
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Featuring Live Performances By:

Cry Wolf

Atlas Dawn

Dolphin Drive

Empress

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