The One Day You Don’t Have To Leave New Zealand
To Be In New Orleans
Gulf Harbour – 2 October 2003
Swing along to the action at the FIRST EVER “A Day in New Orleans” jazz, wine and food festival at Gulf Harbour on
Saturday 1 November 2003.
Be dazzled with a smorgasbord of New Zealand’s finest musicians and a profusion of fine wine, great food and family
entertainment.
Young ones will be thrilled with a medley of vibrant street entertainers and a fun-filled game zone. While adults can
kick off their shoes and let their feet feel the beat and their palates be tantalised.
A Jazz Musician Is A Juggler Who Uses Harmonies Instead Of Oranges
- Benny Green.
One Million Dollars, the Phil Broadhurst Quintet, Caitlin Smith and the Fondue Set, Andy Poole and the Mike Walker Trio
and the Rodger Fox Big Band are set to get the crowds jiving. Throughout the day the 1932 Jazz Orchestra will also get
the feet tapping with dance music from the 1920s to the early 1940s.While the antics of Cornflakes the Clown, Jiggles,
Toy Soldier and many others will keep the peals of laughter rolling.
Lincoln Vineyards, Kim Crawford Wines, Lothlorien Winery, West Brook Winery, Coopers Creek and Montana Wines will all be
offering drops from cabernet merlot to sauvignon blanc. Cuisine will range from small tasty snacks, seafood platters to
restaurant meals.
The festivities of “A Day in New Orleans” will be set at the Gulf Harbour Town Centre with its world-class amenities and
magnificent beaches.
Gulf Harbour, nestled in the picturesque Whangaparaoa Peninsula, is a 35-minute drive from Auckland on Highway One via
Silverdale. Return passenger ferry transportation to Gulf Harbour from Auckland on Kawau Kat (inclusive in the
combination ticket - $18*) should encourage the crowds to make a safe family day out.
Tickets go on sale today from Ticketek:
Adults $18 (entry and return ferry from Auckland – only 700 available)
$15 (entry only)
Children Under 12 Free (must be accompanied by a ticket holding adult. There is a limit of two children per
adult. There is a $1 surcharge for children riding the ferry.)
Gulf Corporation is proud to present this electrifying new event certain to become a regular fixture on the wine
festival calendar. Day long entertainment swings into action from 10am and ends at 6pm.
The festival is an outdoor and general admission event, so come dressed for the weather!
In the event of bad weather “A Day in New Orleans” will be held on Sunday November 2, 2003. Listen to Newstalk ZB 89.4FM
for details.
www.sctoom.co.nz/dayineneworleans
*Tickets including the return ferry must be purchased from Ticketek prior to the event.
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