Good morning Sunners and welcome to Saturday. There's plenty of action taking place today, so go get ‘em tiger.

MetService forecasts fine spells and an evening shower or two today, but the weather shouldn't be an issue for the pooches if they're heading along to Walk for Woofs in Otumoetai/Matua this morning, or for humans planning to stay indoors for A Night of Song at Baycourt tonight.

The Walk for Woofs involves pooches and their owners walking from Kulim Park in Otumoetai to Fergusson Park in Matua then back again, starting at 10am and will finish once everyone and their doggies have crossed the finish line.

The event aims to raise much needed funds for SPCA Tauranga and no registration is required, just a gold coin donation for each walk. Refreshments will be available at the finish line. Please note all dogs taking part in the walk must be on leads.

For more information visit SPCA Tauranga's website at: taurangaspca.co.nz/event/walk-for-woofs/

While all-female a capella group Inachord Chorus will be taking Baycourt by storm when they present ‘A Night of Song' tonight, from 7.30pm.

The group will also be sharing the stage with guest soloists John Darke, ‘Team D' duo Dave Wilson and Daniel Pepperell, and Felicity Tomkins.

Inachord member and baritone singer Tory Oliver says the group work year-round to polish and perfect their yearly concert which features a variety of songs and something for everybody.

'We work all year to do one big concert, so our focus is to have a really polished performance for one concert.”

If you're interested in becoming an Inachord member, they're on the lookout for new talent to join their troupe.

Adult tickets to ‘A Night of Song' cost $20 and student tickets cost $15. To purchase and for more information visit: www.baycourt.co.nz

These are just two of a number of great events taking place today. For more see the full What's On listing below.

WHAT'S ON – SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26

A Night of Song

Presented by Inachord Chorus & guest performer at Baycourt Theatre 7.30pm. Tickets $20 adult, $10 child, available from Baycourt or Ticketek

Alzheimer's Garage Sale

116 13th Ave, Tauranga 8.30am – 12pm. Come & grab a bargain. Quality used goods, sausage sizzle, cake stall & a gold coin draw for a large canvas patio umbrella. Free admission. Alzheimer's Fundraiser.

Angel Encounter Workshop

Learn to communicate directly with your angels. Dec 3 at Arataki Community Centre, Zambuk Way, Mt Maun-ganui 10am – 5pm. www.YouHaveInnerInnerGuidance.com 027 352 2445 [email protected]

Annual Book Sale

Tauranga Rotary Club looking for donations of books, records, CDs, DVDs, jigsaws & sheet music for its Easter Book Sale. For drops offs, pick ups etc, Ross 544 0817

Bay Network Singles Club

Weekly social activities for those 55-70+. Dining, barbecues, games, concerts, outings. Jean 576 9988

Bowls Matua

Every Sat. Split sixes from 12.45pm. Prizes, fun, bar. Casual bowlers welcome.

'Carnival of the Animals”

Serenade & other dances at the Graham Young Youth Theatre 2pm & 6pm. Presented by Yesdance. Tickets: $25 adults, $15 child student & senior citizen, available at Dancewear Essentials Shop 543 28714 or door sales. A dance extravaganza suitable for the whole family.

Christmas Social Dance

Dec 10 at Greerton Hall, 1247 Cameron Rd 7.30pm. BYO drinks & nibbles. Entertainment by Helen Riley. Just come on the night. Supreme Dance Centre 544 2337 or 027 322 1786

CIRCA Boutique Vintage Market

Vintage Car Club, Cliff Rd, Tauranga 9am - 4pm. Antiques, vintage, fashion, homeware, jewellery, retro, artisan products & more. Cash market.

Dragon Boating

Give it a Go month during November. Women all ages. Every Sat 7.30am & Tues & Thurs 5.30pm. Sulphur Pt. Heather 021 610 505

End of the Year Dance

Join us for a special night to celebrate the beginning of summer. Theme: Summer colours. Raffles & spot prizes. Greerton Hall 7.30-11pm. Entry $7. Run by Tauranga Scottish Soc. Nola 576 5076

Exhibition - Sabine Poppe

Until 2 December at The Art Lounge NZ, 32 Devonport Rd, Tauranga. Open daily 11am - 5pm except Mondays.

Flower Reading Workshop

Dec 3 at Hair Linez, Old Railway Station, Jellicoe St, Te Puke 1-3pm. You can read flowers? How? Enjoy an afternoon of learning what flowers can tell you about yourself & others. Bring some flowers. They need stems, leaves & flowers. They can be flowers, trees, bushes or even weeds. RSVP Elaine 573 5361

Narcotics Anonymous

Open meeting every Sat 7.30- 8.30pm & every Sunday 7-8pm at Hanmer Clinic (behind Super Liquor) 1235 Cameron Rd, Greerton. Every Mon at 7-8pm & every Fri 7.30-8.30pm at Hillier Centre, 31 Gloucester Rd, Mt Maunganui. If using drugs is causing you problems, maybe we can help. 0800 NA TODAY

Papamoa Community Park

Join in the fun - growing soil, food & community. Fun for all ages, dawn till dusk. Gardening bees 2nd & 4th Sat 9am - 3pm. Between 51 & 53 Hartford Ave, Papamoa. Chris 021 0241 5454 or [email protected]

Papamoa Scout Quiz Night

Quiz night fundraiser Nov 26 at Gordon Spratt Reserve Community Sports Centre. Doors open 6.30pm, tickets $20pp includes light supper. Bring your loose change for a fun night of raffles, auctions & spot prizes. Tables of 6 or 8 - email Sheree at [email protected]

Pet Essentials

New store opening, 1343 Cameron Rd, Saturday morning. Opening specials, ZM Black Thunder, Pet Treat Station, Photobooth, free popcorn & much more.

Petanque @ Blake Park

Every Saturday - coaching & competitive play 1pm. Equip available, all levels welcome. Linda 544 2818

The Original Greerton Hall Market

8am – 12pm. Crafts, plants, produce, bric-a-brac. Stalls inside/outside. Tricia/Gary 543 1487 or 027 908 2952 [email protected] www.facebook.com/greertonhallmarket

The Shades

A lineup of local talent, professional performance & cheeky humour with special guest soprano Natasha Wilson. Nov 26 at Holy Trinity, 215 Devonport Rd, Tauranga 7.30pm. Tickets available from www.waipuna-hospice.co.nz or5 the Hospice Shops. Adults $40, students $20.

Village Market & Garage Sale

Victoria Hall, SH2, Waikino 9am. Produce, bric a brac, retro clothing, old china, tools & more. A fund raiser for the community hall.

Village Radio

Community radio broadcasting from Tauranga Historic Village 1368 kHz AM. Music of 1940's - 90's weekends 9am - 5pm, weekdays 10am - 5pm. Specialty programmes. www.villageradio.co.nz or 571 3710

Walk for Woofs

Walk from Kulim Park to Fergusson Park then back again. Starts 10am & finishes when everyone & their pooch are over the finish line. No registration, just gold coin donation for each walk. Refreshments available for purchase at the finish line. Please note all dogs must be on leads. SPCA Tauranga fundraiser.

Contact Julie to place a listing here: [email protected]