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17 March 2010

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Autumn Knack Craft Market: Berhampore School Hall, 9.30am-2.30pm, Mar 20.
City Market: Chaffers Dock Function Centre, 8.30am, Sundays.
Castle Point Beach Horse Races: Mar 20, wairarapanz.com.
Community Open Day: Visit Wellington’s oldest home and enjoy demonstrations of colonial life, music and entertainment, Colonial Cottage Museum, 68 Nairn St, 12pm-6pm, Mar 21.
Cricket: The Blackcaps v Australia, Basin Reserve, Mar 19-23, blackcaps.co.nz.
Cuba St Night Market: Arts and crafts market with live music, Kreuzeberg Café, 5pm-9pm, Fridays.
Do Art and Science Tell the Same Story: Film Archive, 7pm, Mar 18.
Documentary Edge Festival: 56 docos from 25 countries, Angelika at Reading Cinemas and City Gallery, to Mar 28.
Frank Kitts Market: More than 80 stalls in Frank Kitts Park, 10am-4pm, Saturdays.
Harbourside Market: Fresh fruit and vegetables, flowers, herbs and fish, next to Waitangi Park, 5am-2.30pm, Sundays.
Island Bay Marine Education Centre: Sundays, 10am-3pm.
Kiwis, Copenhagen and After?: Kevin Hackwell of Forest & Bird, First Floor, Anvil House, 138 Wakefield St, 12.10pm, Mar 22.
Kohunga Korero: 30 minutes of stories, rhymes and songs in Te Reo Maori for preschoolers and their cargivers, Mervyn Kemp Library (Tawa),  10.30am, Mar 17.
Latin Fest: Botanic Garden, 12pm-7pm, Mar 28.
Minties Market: Vintage clothing, used vinyl, toys, food and live music, Bar Bodega, 11am-3pm, Sundays.
NZ Offshore Powerboat Series: Evans Bay and inner harbour racing, 1pm, Mar 27.
Plunket Appeal Week: Mar 22-28, superheroes.co.nz.
Race Relations Week: Cultural awareness events including Earth People and Festival of Cultures,  Local libraries, Mar 15-20.
Seatoun School Fair: 11am-3pm, Mar 21.
Southeast Asian Night Market: Frank Kitts Park Promenade, 4pm-10pm, Mar 20, asianz.org.nz.
Stitch ‘n’ Bitch: Knitting circle, Southern Cross, 7pm, Mar 22.
Symposium: Imprisonment in the 21st century, Hunter Council Chamber, VUW, 4pm, Mar 17.
Tawa Lions Saturday Market: An outdoor market focused on arts, crafts and second-hand items with fresh produce and a car-boot sale, Dressmart carpark, 10am-2pm, Saturdays.
The General Knowledge Quiz: Southern Cross, 8pm, Mar 23.
The Ricoh Inspire Series Presents John Key: Wellington Chamber of Commerce, 7am-8.30am, Mar 24.
The Road to Jerusalem: Film Archive, 7pm, Mar 20.
The Writers Room: A Spirit of Independence with Geoff Murphy and Gaylene Preston, Film Archive, 7pm, Mar 17.
The 4Plinths Sculpture Project: Peter Trevelyan: Wellington waterfront between Te Papa and Circa Theatre.

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