Toitoi: Hawke's Bay Arts & Events Centre

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Hastings, New Zealand

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Opera house· Conference center· Performing arts theater

Toitoi: Hawke's Bay Arts & Events Centre Reviews | Rating 4.7 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Toitoi: Hawke's Bay Arts & Events Centre is located in Hastings, New Zealand on 109 Hastings Street South, Eastbourne Corner. Toitoi: Hawke's Bay Arts & Events Centre is rated 4.7 out of 5 in the category opera house in New Zealand.

Address

109 Hastings Street South, Eastbourne Corner

Phone

+64 68715289

Amenities

Bar on siteGood for kidsNo restaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Viv MacFarlane

Beautiful old theatre. A lovely experience just being there never mind what you've gone to see.

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Renee Casserly

Amazing venue! Absolutely beautiful and staff brilliantly helpful. Thank you for hosting us!!!

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Mike Knobloch

An excellent facility that Hastings can be rightly proud of. We went to a wonderful citizenship ceremony, where there were people from many different countries and cultures, and a lot that didn't have English as their first language...

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Duncan Mortlock

Excellent evening with a full house to enjoy Bill Bailey. The bars were well stocked and the staff helpful and friendly.

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Denise Fuentes

Well organized, clean venue. I really appreciated the pitchers of water. Our first time but not our last

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Rachael Kawana

What is a beautiful venue unfortunately lacks in hospitality. It's the minor details that can upset a good show. Open flag goes out 30min before they actually open their doors, limited seats in the bar area and a long slow queue only to find out that they've closed the bar. Twice now, I have been disappointed.

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yuju prebble huang

Great night, I enjoyed.

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Catherine Blomkamp

This theatre has been stunningly restored with a huge, modern atrium juxtaposed against the traditional glory of the theatre itself. I suspect every seat has a great view of the stage, but the centre of Row E was absolutely perfect. One quibble: the seats are quite small and the rows narrow, so every time someone wants to get to a seat further along, everyone in that row has to stand up. My knees almost touched the back of the seats in front.