Latest Events in Bay of Plenty(November Updated)

In the white mountains, “full conditions” is when bluebird skies flip to whiteout winds and frostbite temps in minutes. Full Conditions is our annual winter event and limited beer brewed with author search and rescue author Ty Gagne and the SLASR (sounds like a search and rescue) podcast to support New Hampshire search & rescue. What began as a bold author/brewery collab is now a tradition: a surprise peak meet up in the white mountains with hot drinks, snacks, samples, and swag, followed by a live podcast and meet-and-greet that night. Programming is a variety show styled podcast featuring mountain safety storytelling and incredible stories from Ty and other searcha and rescue leaders hosted by SLASR Podcast. rek’- lis was born in the white mountains with a love for adrenalin rushing adventures. We know every time we step into the back country the possibility exist for an emergency to arise and we can‘t thank the search and rescue teams enough knowing they are there ready for any call. This event is put on to delegate all proceeds from ticket sales and raffles to the NH Outdoor Council. We also put a portion of the profits from the full conditions beer towards this non-profit every time we brew it! For any more questions or information please reach out at reklismarketing@gmail.com Information Source: Rek'-lis Brewing Co. | eventbrite

eVTOL Insights is proud to announce its 2026 North America Conference & Awards will take place at the National Advanced Air Mobility Center of Excellence (NAAMCE) near Springfield, Ohio. The three-day event is scheduled for Wednesday, April 29 to Friday, May 1st , and promises to be a must-attend for professionals across the global Advanced Air Mobility market. It will follow previous eVTOL Insights conferences in North America, which include New York (2022) , Montreal (2024) and Palo Alto (2025) . The 2026 conference will kick off on Wednesday, April 29th with a planned industry tour, offering attendees a behind-the-scenes look at cutting-edge AAM developments. The main conference day will be held on Thursday, April 30th , featuring keynotes, panels, and keynote presentations from industry leaders, innovators and policymakers. After the conference finishes, the 2026 Global AAM Awards will take place and recognise more individuals and companies working within the global Advanced Air Mobility market. The event will conclude with a second industry tour on Friday, May 1st, providing further insight into the infrastructure and operations shaping the future of air mobility. Located at the Springfield–Beckley Municipal Airport, the NAAMCE opened in September 2023 and is a premier research and development facility dedicated to advancing the field of Advanced Air Mobility. Spanning 55,000 square feet, the center comprises 30,000 square feet of administrative, laboratory, meeting, and collaboration spaces, along with an additional 25,000 square feet of aircraft hangar space. NAAMCE serves as a collaborative hub, bringing together key stakeholders from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, NASA, the Ohio Unmanned Aircraft Systems Center, academic institutions and private industry. The facility supports a wide range of activities, including the development and testing of eVTOL aircraft, high-speed VTOL aircraft and other AAM technologies. In addition to its research and development functions, NAAMCE plays a pivotal role in workforce development and training. The center is equipped with eVTOL simulators to train crew members and supports various demonstration projects that showcase technologies advancing AAM integration beyond the aircraft itself. Speaker and sponsorship opportunities are now available, and interested companies are encouraged to reach out to Sam Bromley, Sales Manager at eVTOL Insights, to learn more about how they can get involved. His email is sam.bromley@iigroup.global. Please note: Pictures advertising this event were taken at eVTOL Insights' North America Conference in Palo Alto, California. (May 2025). Information Source: eVTOL Insights | eventbrite

Cozy up and settle in as we celebrate the season and our amazing Cooper’s Hawk community. Nothing says fall like our spin on a classic favorite, the Maple Old Fashioned. Embrace those warm autumn flavors with Shrimp and Sausage Risotto and Bacon-Wrapped Tenderloin Medallions, paired with our exclusive Curtis Stone White and Red collabs. Finish the evening with an unforgettable Almond Praline Cheesecake. You’ll be thankful that you didn’t miss this one. A Grateful Gathering- Wine Club Dinner Menu ($79 per person) : Start Your Evening with a Maple Old Fashioned Petite Baguette with Toasted Pumpkin Seed Butter Shrimp and Fennel Sausage Risotto Roasted Butternut Squash, Parmesan, Fall Herbs | Paired with Cooper's Hawk Exclusive November Wine of the Month: Curtis Stone Grüner Veltliner Applewood Bacon-Wrapped Tenderloin Medallions Chive Montemore Potatoes, Roasted Green Beans, Woodford Reserve Glaze | Paired with Cooper's Hawk Exclusive November Wine of the Month: Curtis Stone GSM Almond Praline Cheesecake Maple Caramel, Whipped Cream | Paired with Almond Sparkling Note: Additional drinks or cocktails not on the event menu may be purchased. Wine pairings may be substituted with select wines on our wine list. Wine Club Pairing Dinner is hosted on Tuesday, November 18 @ 7:00PM. Reservation includes tax and gratuity. Event Details: Wine Club Guests must be 21+ Event reservations close 48 hours prior You will be seated with other guests during this dinner, since that's the fun of it! * When purchasing your Wine Club Dinner Tickets, please use the same email address as your Wine Club Membership. Information Source: Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants | eventbrite

Sparking the Revolution: Flintlocks, Gunpowder, and Policy in America’s War for Independence The Firearms Research Center invite you to its 2025 Fall Conference, a two-day gathering of legal and historical experts, at the Springfield Armory National Historic Site. This year’s conference, done in partership with the Springfield Armory National Historic Site, will explore the pivotal themes of the American Revolution and their enduring legal and historical relevance. Panels will examine colonial disarmament, the role of militias, and the development of the early arms and munitions industries, while scholars of material culture and technology will discuss Revolutionary firearms, early ballistics, and the founding of the Springfield Armory. Combining rigorous scholarship with interactive engagement, this conference offers a distinctive exploration of history, law, and policy in the context of America’s fight for independence. Panels and discussions will be avilable virtually. Information Source: Firearms Research Center | eventbrite

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Yarn at Mother's Brewing Company (Springfield, MO) Tickets $25 in advance, $30 day of show Maddi Warren is opening at 7 PM. Doors open at 6 PM. Music begins at 7 PM. You might expect a band that calls itself Yarn to, naturally, tend to spin a yarn or two. “That’s what we do, we tell stories, live and in the studio, truth and fiction”, singer/songwriter Blake Christiana insists. “We don’t always opt for consistency. There’s a different vibe onstage from what comes through in our recordings. There’s a difference in every show as well, you never know what you’re going to get.” Yarn’s ability to persevere ought to come as no great surprise, especially for a band that spent two years honing their chops during a Monday night residency at the famed Kenny’s Castaway in New York’s Greenwich Village. In effect, it allowed them to rehearse onstage, mostly in front of audiences that often ranged in size from five to a hundred people on any given night. 10 studio albums followed -- Yarn (2007), Empty Pockets (2008), Leftovers Part One (2009), Come On In (2010), Leftovers Part 2 (2011), Almost Home (2012), Shine the Light On (2013), This Is The Year (2016), and Lucky 13 parts 1 & 2 (2019). The band then took to the road, playing upwards of 170 shows a year and sharing stages with such superstars as Dwight Yoakam, Charlie Daniels, Railroad Earth, Marty Stuart, Allison Krauss, Leon Russell, Jim Lauderdale, Leftover Salmon, Amos Lee, The Lumineers and many more. They performed at any number of prestigious venues -- Mountain Stage, Daytrotter, the Orange Peel in Asheville, the Fox Theater in Boulder, the 9:30 Club in D.C, South by Southwest, the Strawberry Festival, Rhythm and Roots, Meadowgrass, Floydfest and so much more, eventually surpassing 1,000 shows, half a million miles and performances in nearly every state. They’ve driven nonstop, made countless radio station appearances, driven broken-down RVs and watched as their van caught fire. They’ve paid their dues and then some, looking forward even as they were forced to glance behind. Indeed, the accolades piled up quickly along the way. They have landed on the Grammy ballot 4 times, garnered nods from the Americana Music Association, placed top five on both Radio and Records and the AMA album charts, garnered airplay on Sirius XM, iTunes, Pandora, CNN, and CMT, been streamed millions of times on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon, and also accorded the “Download of the Day” from Rolling Stone. Shine the Light On found shared songwriting credits with John Oates (the Oates of Hall & Oates fame), and when audiences expressed their admiration, it brought the band a populist cult following of diehard devotees, popularly known as “the Yarmy.” It’s proof positive that the Brooklyn and Raleigh based band have made their mark, and in dealing with their emotions, scars and circumstances, they find themselves in a position to share those experiences with others who have juggled similar sentiments. As Yarn look forward to their next 2 studio releases in 2023, Blake looks to establish himself more as the songwriter he’s always been, and not the pseudo bluegrass band, bar band or jam band, that Yarn often gets immediately lumped into. Although all those elements of music exist in the Yarn catalogue and their live performances, Blake’s number one priority is and always has been “the song”. These next 2 releases are without a doubt Blake’s most personal, polished, and best of Yarn’s career so far. The beginning of the journey to these 2 albums began around April of 2022 when Blake booked a solo show at The Down Home in Johnson City, TN (a nod to Townes Van Zandt's 1986 live show there and ultimate release) with the intention of making a live record. But he wanted it to be songs none of the fans and attendees had ever heard before. The problem was he hadn't written most of them yet. He was at his crossroads, uninspired, bored, exhausted and fairly insecure about his entire career up to that point. But he got to work, and got more inspired with each new song he wrote. These songs all tell a story individually but they also tell a story as a whole, a songwriter and musician ready to dive deeper into the music and the art for a greater result that he believes most anyone can appreciate, relate to and enjoy. Information Source: The Ozarks Music Alliance (TOMA) | eventbrite

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