CITYSCAPE MONTHLY January 2018 Issue 05
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January 2018 In this issue
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Happy 2018, Cityscapers! This month’s issue is your go-to guide to kicking off the year right, with all of the city’s hottest events, food, drink, and more! ON THE COVER
WORLD BUSKERS FESTIVAL Le Gateau Chocolat makes a welcome return to the city’s favourite fest this year, with friend Jonny Woo in tow, for A Night At The Musicals – see our Q&A on page 12. cityscape.christchurch
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04 NEWSFEED Tip-offs, trends and more. 10 CULTURE CALENDAR January’s highlights. 12 THE CHRISTCHURCH LES MISÉRMASSACRE We talk to WBF stars Le Gateau Chocolat and Jonny Woo. 16 LOVE THEIR WAYS Chatting 25 years of Salmonella Dub with Andrew Penman. 18 STREET APPEAL The World Buskers Festival. 22 RISING IN THE EAST The Eastern’s Adam McGrath. 23 BEERY CRAFTY The city craft beer scene. 24 ONE OF THE BOYS Three Boys’ Ralph Bungard. 30 ENTERTAIN ME Films, music and books. 32 SOMETHING IN THE WATER Marine pilot Joanne Laing. 33 SUMMER LOVIN’ Seasonal eating and drinking. 38 THE LAST WORD NZ music legend Dave Dobbyn.