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🎻 **Harp in the Library** 🎻
Come along to hear our very own local artist, Margaret Harper, play a selection of enchanting music and song. Experience the beauty and sound of the harp, this most magical instrument, whilst you browse our collections. Hear Margaret at all our branches: • Te Ao Mārama - Greerton Library 4 Feb, 3 Jun, 7 Oct • Te Ao Mārama - Pāpāmoa Library 4 Mar, 1 Jul, 4 Nov • Te Ao Mārama - Tauranga Library, 6 May, 2 Sep • Te Ao Mārama - Mount Maunganui Library, 1 Apr, 5 Aug, 2 Dec
💛 **What makes it special:** the charm here is the live, shared experience. It is a chance to slow the pace, hear the music up close and enjoy an event where the performance and the people in the room matter more than spectacle.
Come because you already know the music, because you are curious about the performers, or simply because the date and setting suit you. The format is straightforward, and the practical details below make it easy to plan.
📅 **Date:** Wednesday 2 December 2026
🕒 **Time:** 11:00am – 1:00pm
📍 **Location:** Te Ao Mārama - Mount Maunganui Library, 398 Maunganui Road, Mount Maunganui Tauranga 3116
🎟️ **Price / entry:** Free
👥 **Age / entry:** Adults
🎶 **For music lovers:** the listing is firmly music-led, so the strongest way to decide is to look at the performer, style and programme already described above. If that sound is in your lane, this gives you a clear date, place and reason to get out and hear it live.
📌 **Oasis tip:** the key details are all in this listing, so use them to plan the practical side before you go. Check the date and start time, allow enough time to get to the venue, and note any age, seating or booking conditions that apply to your group.
The best way to enjoy this one is to come for what has actually been advertised: the performers, programme and atmosphere described above. No extra hype needed — if those details appeal to you, the live event is where they come together.
Going with friends or whānau can make the outing even easier to organise. Share the date, decide how you are getting there, and make sure everyone has checked the relevant ticket or entry conditions before the event.
Everything above is based on the organiser’s supplied event information, so there are no mystery extras to decode. The useful bits are the **who, what, when and where**: use those details to decide if it fits your plans, then check the booking link where one has been provided.
✨ If **Harp in the Library** sounds like your kind of event, add it to the plan, check the booking details and make the most of it while it is happening in Tauranga.
Come along to hear our very own local artist, Margaret Harper, play a selection of enchanting music and song. Experience the beauty and sound of the harp, this most magical instrument, whilst you browse our collections. Hear Margaret at all our branches: • Te Ao Mārama - Greerton Library 4 Feb, 3 Jun, 7 Oct • Te Ao Mārama - Pāpāmoa Library 4 Mar, 1 Jul, 4 Nov • Te Ao Mārama - Tauranga Library, 6 May, 2 Sep • Te Ao Mārama - Mount Maunganui Library, 1 Apr, 5 Aug, 2 Dec
💛 **What makes it special:** the charm here is the live, shared experience. It is a chance to slow the pace, hear the music up close and enjoy an event where the performance and the people in the room matter more than spectacle.
Come because you already know the music, because you are curious about the performers, or simply because the date and setting suit you. The format is straightforward, and the practical details below make it easy to plan.
📅 **Date:** Wednesday 2 December 2026
🕒 **Time:** 11:00am – 1:00pm
📍 **Location:** Te Ao Mārama - Mount Maunganui Library, 398 Maunganui Road, Mount Maunganui Tauranga 3116
🎟️ **Price / entry:** Free
👥 **Age / entry:** Adults
🎶 **For music lovers:** the listing is firmly music-led, so the strongest way to decide is to look at the performer, style and programme already described above. If that sound is in your lane, this gives you a clear date, place and reason to get out and hear it live.
📌 **Oasis tip:** the key details are all in this listing, so use them to plan the practical side before you go. Check the date and start time, allow enough time to get to the venue, and note any age, seating or booking conditions that apply to your group.
The best way to enjoy this one is to come for what has actually been advertised: the performers, programme and atmosphere described above. No extra hype needed — if those details appeal to you, the live event is where they come together.
Going with friends or whānau can make the outing even easier to organise. Share the date, decide how you are getting there, and make sure everyone has checked the relevant ticket or entry conditions before the event.
Everything above is based on the organiser’s supplied event information, so there are no mystery extras to decode. The useful bits are the **who, what, when and where**: use those details to decide if it fits your plans, then check the booking link where one has been provided.
✨ If **Harp in the Library** sounds like your kind of event, add it to the plan, check the booking details and make the most of it while it is happening in Tauranga.
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