Festival – Pikikirunga, Golden Bay, Nelson New Zealand International Jazz & Blues Festival – 1999–present, Christchurch, New Zealand Northern Bass – Mangawhai. Outfield Music, Food & Festival — 2019–present, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand Queenstown Winter Festival – Queenstown Rhythm & Alps – unknown-present – in Cardrona Valley near Wanaka. Rhythm & Vines – 2003–present – vineyard near Gisborne. Soundscape (New Zealand festival) – 2010–present – Hamilton CBD. SoundSplash – Whaingaroa / Raglan and Timaru, New Zealand reggae festival. Splore – Tapapakanga Regional Park. Ten years festival. St Jerome's Laneway Festival – 2010–present – Auckland Swampfest – 2004–present – Palmerston North's Globe Theatre. Tui Folk Festival – Near Tapawera in the Nelson district over New Year. Waimate Folk Festival – formerly the Whitestone Folk Festival – small festival at Gunns Bush near Waimate in South Canterbury over Queen's Birthday Weekend Wellington Folk Festival (Wellyfest) – over Labour Weekend Whare Flat Folk Festival – 1975–present, near Whare Flat in the Silverstream Valley, a short distance from Dunedin, over New Year. Past recurring events Alpine Unity – 2001–2002, Southern Alps. Later rebranded as Alpine. Big Day Out – 1994–1997, 1999–2012, 2014 – Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland. Big Gay Out – Pt Chevalier, Auckland. Brown Trout Festival – 1980, 1983 – on a farm east of Dannevirke BW Summer Festival – 2004–2015– Lead-up to Rhythm & Vines in Gisborne. Coromandel Gold – Whitianga. Destination – 2001–2004, Cave Stream, Southern Alps. The Gathering – 1996–2002 – Canaan Downs, Takaka Hill, near Nelson (96/97, 97/98, 98/99, G2000) and Cobb Valley, Golden Bay, near Nelson (G1 and G2). G-TARanaki Guitar Festival – 2008–2010 – International guitar festival in New Plymouth, Taranaki. La De Da – 2010–2013 -held at Daisybank Farm, in Martinborough. Mountain Rock Music Festival – 1992–1996 – Farm near Pahiatua. Nambassa – 1978, 1979, 1981 – Music and alternatives festivals in Golden Valley, north of Waihi and Waitawheta valley near Waikino. Parachute Music Festival – 1995–2014 – contemporary Christian music attracting around 30,000 people each year to Mystery Creek, Waikato. Parihaka International Peace Festival – Parihaka – Taranaki. 2006–2010. The farmland close to the three marae at Parihaka was turned into a festival site with camping for four days. Phat – Maitai Valley, near Nelson, and Inangahua. The 2007 event was called 'Phat07 Bass Camp' Redwood music festivals – unknown – Farm/orchard at Redwood Park, West Auckland. Resolution – New Year's Eve dance party near