Entertainment in Napier
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Cabana Bar
This legendary music venue of the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s died in 1997, but thanks to some forward-thinking, toe-tapping folk, it’s risen from the grave. Visit its website (www.cabana.net.nz) to see who’s on, then get down there and shake your thang.
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Harstons
The place for live music and DJs. Housed in a former piano showroom which has converted surprisingly well into a music venue (good acoustics, nice dance floor), Harstons brings national and occasionally international artists to town to entertain the late-nighters. A great attempt at big-city sophistication in a city that quite possibly doesn’t appreciate it.
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Latitude Live
A slice of the Wild West in the tame east, this L-shaped bar regularly rocks out. The sham cowboy exterior is betrayed by elegant leadlight domes inside.
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Rosie O’Grady’s
Part of the Masonic megaplex, Rosie’s predictable Irishness fills in the gaps between dimly lit corners, pints of Guinness and intermittent live music.
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Brazen Head
Poker machines compromise the vibe at this Irish bar, but the beer’s cold and the outdoor deck is a brazen spot to get through a few.
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Century Cinema
Part of the Hawke’s Bay Museum complex, this cinema screens art-house and international films and hosts plays and classical concerts.
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Guffle Bar
Cool tunes, nice drinks and genial pros behind the bar. Ingredients that woo the town’s sophisticates through the doors.
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Thirsty Whale
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Shed 2
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Gintrap
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