Our Museum has 400 plus photos of New Zealand and overseas country music entertainers, posters, old instruments plus lots of other memorabilia. The museum is also a showplace where singers and audience can come and enjoy a showcase every Thursday night at 7.30pm. Singers and Instrumentalists please register your name in the book to have a turn on stage.
We have a little shop for visitors to purchase souvenirs, CD’s, and tapes of various New Zealand artists.
Bus tours are welcome to view or have a finger food lunch or Morning Tea/Afternoon Tea with a live showcase which features a variety of country music old and new songs. Shows normally last one hour, phone for further details. Prior bookings essential.
Music Lessons are available with Helen on Guitar, Keyboard, Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and other Instruments Further Enquiries to Helen.
Our Annual Anniversary is on Saturday the 19th September 2009.
Open night: every Thursday at 7.30pm, concert door charges apply all singers musicians are welcome to perform with our regular band.
Day Visitors are welcome for viewings.
Opening hours 10.00am to 4.00pm. Mon – Thurs and Sat & Sun 1.00pm 4.00pm. Then evening concert as above.
Our Hall of Fame is now internationally known in the U.S.A. as from August 2007.
A little about the Hosts.
Helen and Ian are now international recording artists and international entertainers. Helen is a solo guitarist plus singer Ian plays bass guitar and sings, they have a wide variety of duets, solos and instrumentals, they are the first Taranaki New Zealanders to have been inducted into America's traditional country music hall of fame in Anita Iowa U.S.A 2007. They are band musicians and are available to play at functions. Helen has been teaching music for 32 years. Helen and Ian are now International as from 2007 with their Recordings and Entertaining. This year 2008 the CD's are now being broadcast worldwide on the Country Music Station from the states
Thanks for dropping in, Regards Helen and Ian Hope to meet you some time. You'll come back now here. |