Hawke’s Bay Arts Festival

Hawke's Bay Arts Festival 2021 Announcement

The Hawke’s Bay Arts Festival have made some changes to its scheduled line-up. Due to the impact of Covid alert level restrictions some of the Auckland-based shows have been postponed to March 2022, while others will feature in the 2022 Festival at venues across Hawke’s Bay, including the Municipal Building. 

All purchased tickets which are subject to change will be either refunded or transferred to the new dates. Ticket outlets should have been in touch to arrange the details of any changes. If you haven't heard anything, please get in touch with the Festival team directly.

For full details of our revised 2021 Festival programme, please visit www.hbaf.co.nz, where an updated schedule of shows is available.

REVISED 2021/22 HAWKE'S BAY ARTS FESTIVAL PROGRAMME

Postponed

Due to the impact of COVID 19 restrictions, the following Toitoi shows and events have been postponed. Ticket holders will be contacted with details specific to each show.

• Urzila Carlson: It's Personal - NEW DATE Fri 4 Mar
• Troy Kingi with Delaney Davidson: Black Sea Golden Ladder - NEW DATE Sun 6 Mar
• Reb Fountain - NEW DATE Sat 5 Mar
• Che Fu and the Kratez: Return of the Navigator - NEW DATE Sat 12 Mar

Cancelled

Due to the impact of COVID 19 restrictions, the following shows have been cancelled at Toitoi. Ticket holders will be contacted and full refunds will be provided. Plans are coming together to bring all but one of these shows to audiences as part of the 2022 Hawke's Bay Arts Festival.

• The Haka Party Incident
• The Cunning Little Vixen
• Mrs Krishnan's Party
• Faces of Nature
• The Trojan War
• WERK IT
• Not Christmas, but Guy Fawke's

Due to the impact of COVID 19 restrictions, the following Readers + Writers Festival shows have been cancelled. Ticket holders will be contacted and full refunds will be provided.

• Maori Made Easy – Scotty and Stacey Morrison
• Mana/va – Tusiata Avia & Karlo Mila
• A Life on the Move – Geoff Chapple