There’s a few events coming up that are worth checking out. Hopefully the weather clears up before tomorrow for the Open Street Sunday. All over the world people are opening up their streets for people to enjoy free of cars. Join the first ever Open Streets event in Wellington CBD on Dixon Street and Lower […]
The annual Love to Roll date ride is here again on the 2nd of March. Join Frocks On Bikes for a fresh, fun and summery cruise to the Fringe Festival in the city (either busking circus show, Campground Chaos outside St Johns, or Wheels of Justice at Bike Barn – must pre-book tickets).
This just in from the lovely ladies at Revolve:
We are so excited about the 1st ever NZ Women’s Cycling Festival starting TODAY! Yep that’s right… we are only hours away from the Weekend of Awesomeness with 17 different events over the weekend here in Wellington!
Dear Frockstars
As the Welly weather gets (gradually) better we’re more keen to get out and about on two wheels, rocking our styley scarves, coats, boots and gloves. Alas, it’s still dark enough in the mornings and evenings that we’re pretty damn hard to see on the roads – and Wellington’s drivers drive as if we’re not there even in broad daylight!
But high-visibility gear? [eye roll] Do we have to?!
Lucky for you, Frocks has the answer: Be Seen In Style!
Tauranga-based artist Cordula Taiwo is set to open her exhibition, "Of a Wild God," at Thistle Hall, intentionally overlapping with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds’ Wellington concerts (Feb 5 & 6). This sophisticated body of work is a deeply personal creative response to Nick Cave’s music, his public correspondence (The Red Hand Files), and his published conversations (Faith, Hope and Carnage).
The Constable Street Stage is one of the more eclectic stages at Newtown Festival. Run by Scott Oaks and Eddy Kerr-Hislop their aim is to introduce you to many genres and different sounds. Crossing sonic boundaries we aim to showcase our carefully picked virtuosi artists from Newtown and beyond. From pop to metal, there will be […]
Break out your feather boas and waistcoats as Aro Valley Jazz Jam‘s 12 piece band takes you back to the roaring ‘20s for an evening of dancing and razzle-dazzle!
