Kapiti Live Music Club

Many thanks to all who played, sang, listened and helped over the year.

Thanks especially to Ruth who organised some great events including a great blind date which was a fun day.

Next February will see the KLMC AGM - Sun 19th, 3pm at Dog and Duck.

If you want to learn about the jobs of treasurer, secretary, president of a community club, an opportunity is here. Also the opportunity to play, meet other musicians and guide a group into new directions. This may be a chance for young people to come forward and learn these skills while increasing their (active) involvement and broaden their contacts in the community, especially the live music community.

Check out the Blind Date pictures

MULLED WINE CONCERTS FUNDRAISER :
The Mulled Wine Concerts Fundraiser
Saturday 28 January at 7:00 PM (Cash bar open 6:45 PM)
Paekakariki Memorial Hall
The Parade, Paekakariki
021 101 9609
04 902 2283

The Mulled Wine Concert Series in Paekakariki normally features classical music, but once a year organiser Mary Gow lets her hair down and puts on a fund-raising event starring top musicians from other musical worlds. The 2012 Fundraiser on Saturday 28 January will feature famous Dutch jazz-blues pianist Robert Scharrenborg and Kiwi-born country music star Roger Tibbs with his band. The popular Kapiti artist Sonia Savage will be exhibiting her paintings at the concert which will be held at the seaside Memorial Hall, in Paekakariki.

Check out the last Mudhouse concert

The Waterfront Bar and MOA Music ask you to come join:
Jomba ..the coasts coolest roots reggae trio, playin original sounds.
Hurricane Shayn Wills.. the one man blues storm
Te Kupu.. the word of Upper Hutt Posse slappin a band together
Skapiti.. some rough as scar from the party crew from Paekakariki
Siggy… The Waiata and Words’ songstress playin her soulful sounds
Clare Christian.. of Jeep Road will be rustling up a band and singing her sweet sounds
Come be part of an Evening of music and send the vibe across the world.
All this for a folding Koha… Feb 11th music starts at 6pm sharp……..
Whats it all about.
Kapiti is sending a message to the South African Government to do more to protect their Rhino from increased poaching. Rhino horn is worth $65,000 a kilogram and this led to over 500 poaching related Rhino deaths in 2011. There is a petition being presented to the South African government in February and RhinoMusicDay is to create awareness around that event. Do something in your hood. Start a page and get it on for Feb 11th.

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