“Carnivorous Plant Society” Live in Tuatara Cafe/Bar

 

The Carnivorous Plant Society

Expect a multi media production. Band leader/multi-instrumentalist/genius Finn Scholes has penned custom-made animation as a backdrop to this highly acclaimed band’s performance of Mexican fantasy music. Yes, Mexican fantasy music, performed on a plethora of instruments by Finn and Tam Scholes, Alistair Deverick and Oliver Emmitt.

“Wonderful!” – John Campbell, Radio NZ
“The soundtrack to the sepia-toned, sun-washed short film of your dreams… as you would expect from a collective of such talented individuals, the musical genius at play is hard to ignore” – The New Zealand Herald
“They make a fantastic sound… Full of robot bartenders, scary sand-creatures in the desert. There’s a man with a spare face growing out of his shoulder which is a bit alarming… It’s fantastic!” – Grant Smithies
“Some serious instrument playing going on!” – Kathryn Ryan, Radio NZ

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Live music @ The Tuatara Lodge !

Come and enjoy Authentic Italian Pizza, Craft Beer, Gadoochi Brewery Cider and fantastic live music @ The Tuatara Lodge featuring Invercargill covers bands; Bad Criminal & Cam and the Camerons w/ support from;

– The Novelties
– Sparrow & Snow
– Chartreuse and Black
– Filth Wizard
– Sweaty Pits

Hailing from all over New Zealand, musicians have teamed up during their time at Southern Institute of Technology to bring audiences from all over South Island great music. Including, but not limited to; Rock, Funk, Pop, Chart Toppers, & Reggae.

*This is a Southern Institute of Technology sponsored event

Latest Craft Beer on Tap this week !

Freshly poured pint of Cassels & Sons Milk Stout from a nitro tap. Nitrogenated beer, infuses nitrogen gas into beer and is largely insoluble (hard to dissolve) in the liquid. This gas gives beer a creamy and smooth mouth feel…