Events

Nitro Circus has raised the bar by creating an action-packed all-new tour that is too big to fit indoors so they are taking it to the Stadium. With jaw-dropping new ramps, unbelievable new tricks and ridiculous stunts. The Next Level Tour takes inspiration from the game-changing progression and breakthrough ramp technology first dreamed up at Travis’ “Pastranaland” compound, perfected at Nitro World Games.

Catch the train from Waikanae right to the stadium and you won't have to worry about parking!

Plimmerton Fun Run is back in 2019. Come along and join us for a run, walk or stroll through the beautiful Plimmerton and Pukerua Bay area. The various routes will take you along Plimmerton's picturesque Moana Road seaside, and/or along the Ara Harakeke walkway through to Pukerua Bay and back.

Immerse yourself in writing and conversation this summer. There’s something for everyone–whether you’re new to writing, an established writer, or somewhere in-between. Happening from 22-24 February 2019 on the beautiful Kāpiti Coast north of Wellington, the Kāpiti Writers’ Retreat is a two-day gathering for writers that encompasses intensive morning workshops, lively discussions and space to write, relax and engage with topics critical to your work.

Te Matatini Society Incorporated is excited to announce Westpac Stadium is the chosen venue for the 2019 Te Matatini Kapa Haka Festival.

The traditional Maori cultural arts festival will take place between 21 - 24 February in Te Whanganui-a-Tara and local organisers say they are thrilled to secure a premiere venue to take the Kapa Haka world to new heights.

Boutique music festival returns to the Kapiti Coast.  It is a hugely popular and growing event.  The 2019 program will showcase a diverse range of acts, from jungle-rock-blues and slow-burning soul to psych-rock jams and upcoming indie-pop.  The music and dancing will continue in to the night. 

The Otaki Kite Festival is free and family friendly with lots of entertainment for everyone.  Beautiful Otaki Beach is the perfect place to walk around the kite displays and on the grass above the beach will be a wide range of stalls, food, local craft and activities provided by local community groups.  Now in its seventh year the Otaki Kite Festival is a wonderful day of sites in a beautiful part of our New Zealand coastline.

An international indigenous film festival that celebrates indigenous voices and story telling in film.  Each March Maoriland bring film and their creators to Otaki for five days of screenings, workshops and special events.