Latest Events in Invercargill(April Updated)

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A Chef's Curated, Multi-Course Evening of Food & Wine Join us at Can Can Brasserie on Thursday, April 30th for a celebration of elevated French flavors, artfully paired with wines that showcase the best of France. The savory dishes come courtesy of guest chef Guy Reuge, with dessert by Can Can pastry chef Ben Hill, and pairings by beverage director Michael Avery. We have had so much fun putting these flavors together, and we can’t wait to share the finalized menu with you soon. A limited number of seats are available; reserve yours today! Our guest chef for the evening will be Guy Reuge, who was born in Normandy, France and trained in Paris and Strasbourg before moving to America in 1973. He served as executive chef of Tavern on the Green in New York City and was twice nominated for a James Beard award at his restaurant Mirabelle in Long Island. La Toque d’Argent (the Silver Toque), one of the culinary world’s most prized honors, was awarded to him in 2006, along with the title “Chef of the Year” by the Maitres Cuisiniers de France (Society of Master Chefs). Past recipients of this prestigious honor include Jacques Pepin, Daniel Boulud, Pierre Orsi, René Verdon, and André Soltner. We were fortunate enough to be introduced to Chef Guy after he stopped in for lunch a few months ago, and have enjoyed getting to know him and tasting his creations (and we’re sure you will too!). Information Source: Can Can Brasserie | eventbrite

Our historic properties and neighborhoods are an important reminder of our history. Valuing our past is vital to our community's character. The conference will be held on Thursday, April 30, 2026. Registration begins at 10:30 A.M. with lunch served at 11:00 A.M. Three sessions will follow beginning at 12:00 P.M. Session One: Tom Hamm, Professor of History, Quaker scholar in residence at Earlham College. He is one of the leading experts on Quakers in America. He has written extensively and curated the extensive Quaker collection of Earlham College. Tom is a great story teller and will share stories about people from history and why their lives are important today. Session Two: Todd Zeiger, Director of the Northern Region and Vice President of Heritage Trades for Indiana Landmarks. With a degree in historic preservation from Roger Williams University, a Certificate of Executive Management from Notre Dame, and a minor in business from Indiana University, Todd Zeiger has built upon his passion for historic buildings over nearly 40 years in the field. Todd serves Indiana Landmarks as Vice President, Heritage Trades and Director of the Northern Regional Office – a role he has held since 1998, and was recently named to lead the organization’s statewide trades initiative. In 2008, he joined the faculty of the University of Notre Dame School of Architecture, where he teaches research and documentation, history and theory, and practices courses in the undergraduate and graduate levels. RCP believes heritage trades are important in preserving the original fabric of historic properties. It is a part of a building’s integrity. Preserving these skills ensures an appreciation of our architectural heritage. Session Three: Adam Sanregret, Principal, Cincinnati Historic Homes. Adam is a lifelong resident of Cincinnati and has been a real estate agent since 2003. He has bought and restored investment properties and five of his own homes including a Queen Anne Victorian in the historic Rose Hill Subdivision of North Avondale and an Arts and Crafts home in the historic neighborhood of Westwood. His latest restoration project is an 1885 Second Empire home in the historic Camp Washington neighborhood. His restoration work has been featured on local home tours and in the news. In addition to his real estate business, Adam owns and manages his residential rental properties, contributing to his unique experience in real estate. He is rated in the top 3% of the Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors, averaging aclosed transaction every 6 days. He has earned 12 consecutive Circle of Excellence Awards from the Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors. Marketing and sales of historic properties require a special talent. It is not like selling track houses in a subdivision. Knowledge of historic preservation and neighborhood reinvestment is critical in successfully developing historic places. Information Source: Richmond Columbian Properties, William G. Scott House | eventbrite

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The English Channel appearing at The Tin Pan in Richmond, VA Box Office: The Tin Pan charges lower fees for box office versus online sales. Our box office is open Tue-Sat 12PM-5PM. Please visit us during those hours or call 804-447-8189. Seating: We assign seats in order of when you purchase your tickets. All reservations are subject to a food and drink minimum of $15 per guest. Gratuity of 20% is automatically added to all food and beverage purchases. The English Channel Website | Facebook | Instagram The English Channel - America’s Premier British Invasion Band - faithfully recreates extraordinary British rock, pop & prog hits from the mid 1960's and 1970’s to sound just like the original recording and just like you remember. From Beatles to Queen and everything in between you'll hear a tight rhythm section, lush harmonies, shreddin’ guitars, rich orchestration and some songs you NEVER thought you’d hear a band play live! The English Channel was recently named "Best Tribute Band'' by Annapolis, Maryland's Rams Head On Stage 10th Annual RAMMIE awards. Tune in to The English Channel...they'll take you back to where you once belonged. Information Source: The Tin Pan | eventbrite

Collaboration with Clara at In Harmony Wellbeing to celebrate Mayday and Beltane Held by Jessica Slender, full moon earth circles welcome women of all ages and stages. Clara Westmorland will be holding the space again to connect our voices to the season and celebration of Beltane. We will meet under the moon at her fullest honouring nature, cycles, women's rites of passage and the Goddess. In circle we explore current energies, plants, stories, behaviours and experiences. We always have space to share and reflect in a safe environment. Women have been meeting under the full moon for millenia, we are reclaiming and restoring the power of working with the moon, ebbing and flowing whilst tending to ourselves through our lives. Before we could speak we could sing. Reclaiming and using our voices is an integral part of our healing as women. Clara hold space for us to sing and sound through beautiful circle chants and songs. She is a priestess of the song and holds us as we explore our voices for expression of our soul. Singing in circle is a powerful, ancient and freeing practice. You do not need to believe you can sing. Singing in circle is not about perfection and is non judgemental. Circle and singing in collaboration is simply magical. This gathering honours the Queen of may and as is tradition we will be leaping the fire of Beltane. Information Source: Jessica Slender | eventbrite