Discover live music in the heart of Whanganui Regional Museum with the Saturday Sounds session.
Held in the Museum’s Atrium, this new Saturday afternoon series celebrates talented local and visiting musicians across a diverse range of styles, creating a relaxed live music experience in the unique surroundings of the Museum.
Performing on 21 November: Terry Sarten has many years of experience as a performer and songwriter. His songs have found their way to audiences in Germany, Australia and NZ. He is also a writer with a regular newspaper column. He lives in Whanganui New Zealand close to the awa. His song lyrics travel in whatever stylistic vehicle best suits the feel of each song. Terry’ s songs of life, love, boogie and the blues always resonate with audiences and find their way into the heart and memory.
Whether you’re discovering a new artist, enjoying live music with friends, or simply looking for a relaxing Saturday afternoon, Saturday Sounds is the perfect way to spend a Saturday afternoon.
Admission is free, no booking is required, koha is always appreciated. All welcome.
Keep an eye on our website and social media pages for upcoming performances.
Please note this information should be used as a guide only. To help ensure your safety we advise you review our safety page and contact the individual provider for up to date information on their compliance with all Health and Safety and regulatory requirements.

CEDA
Level 1, 5 Broadway Avenue,
Palmerston North 4410
+64 6 350 1830
[email protected]
CEDA.nz
Palmerston North City i-SITE
The Square, Palmerston North
0800 MANAWATU
(626 292)
[email protected]
ManawatuNZ.co.nz/isite

Feilding and District
Information Centre
Te Āhura Mōwai
64 Stafford Street
+64 6 323 3318
[email protected]
ManawatuNZ.co.nz/feilding
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