So Here we are again in Level 4 Lockdown.  This is not a space any of us want to be in, however we have to wait it out and be senible. 
Sadly TMG has had to cancel the concert on 27th August with the University of  Waikato Music Students. We were all looking forward to this one, as we are the Auckland Youth Orchestra due to perform on 12th September 2021. 
However if we are still in lockdown either level 3 or level 4, we will need to cancel thet one too.  We do have a couple of spots next year where we can book them if it fits with their programs

2022 is looking healthy for concert bookings, We rarely have a shortage of performers as our venue and audience is popular with the musicians who we promote.

Whilst we are in this pandemic lockdown please keep listening to music and playing if you play an  instrument. Encourage everyone around you to play or sing as this activity is proven to lift people's mood and keep the blues away during Lockdown.

It's an ideal time to pen a story, poetry or music lyrics / score. Make yourself a challenge and do something different especially if you've secretly dreamed of writing a song, opera, play or something else.

We look for to seeing our performers and concert attendees very soon.
Stay safe, eat carefully, Sing and stay well.  Beverley

Concerts with willing and eager performers have been welcomed by the Thames and wider communities with people travelling from as far afield as Auckland, New Plymouth, Tauranga and communities across Coromandel, Hauraki and Bay of Plenty districts.

With the Covid 19 pandemic being fairly well controlled in NZ we are making the most of the freedoms we have, to attend the music and theatre performances that we enjoy.

We'll keep you posted on each concert that Thames Music Group (TMG) has presented so far since we began again after level  lock downs.

TMG has the use of the beautiful St Georges Church where the acoustics are excellent for our concerts.  
We graciously acknowledge the donations of our audiences at our Free concerts (there is no obligation) and also the support of  Thames Coromandel District Council,  Creative Communities NZ and Trust Waikato -  Te Puna o Waikato to fund the musicians who perform for our audiences.