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7pm on Tuesdays at Paekākāriki Library Koha for hall hire Improv yourself! Yes, Improv is back in Paekākāriki on Tuesday nights 7pm at the Library/Tennis club rooms, Wellington Road. No […]
6.45am - 8am sharp on Wednesdays at St Peter's Hall Come along and check it out. Contact Sean 021 19000680 or [email protected] Come and say hello! You’re welcome to sit […]
Wednesday 3pm - 5pm for primary and college aged children Thursdays 3pm - 5pm for primary and college aged children Wai Ata studio @ the Weaver’s Whare, Tilley Road reserve […]
Wednesday 3pm - 5pm for primary and college aged children Thursdays 3pm - 5pm for primary and college aged children Wai Ata studio @ the Weaver’s Whare, Tilley Road reserve […]
7.30pm - 9.30pm on Thursdays at Memorial Hall $5 a session or $40 for the season ($50 with a youngster) - come try it out Ping Pong Paekākāriki Community table […]
7.30pm on Saturday 23 September at St Peter's Hall $20 door sales only Bowater Band - All in this together! Single release party It's finally here! Bowater Band's first official […]
9 - 10.15am on Sundays 10 Sept until 29 Oct (8 weeks) at St Peter’s Hall 5 sessions + 3 outside sessions $120 for the 8-week series If you want […]
4pm on last Sunday of the month at Finn's Live Music is back at Finns! Last Sunday of every month starting at 4pm. There will be bands, duos, solo artists […]
Dayll McCahon talks to the Principal of Paekākāriki School, Julia Bevin, about the importance of play-based learning and how that relates to children’s mental health and her PhD. You can also listen to an interview between Megan Salole and Julia about just this!
Located in the heart of Paekākāriki, Holtom’s Art Studios is a light, modern, welcoming space. Steeped in history, the building dates back to 1920 and various businesses have been based there over the years. Nik Bullard talks to Alan Wehipeihana, long-time resident of Holtom’s, who tells us about the art studio’s history.
An extract from Paekākāriki artist Ned Wenlock’s remarkable debut graphic novel Tsunami, available now from leading publisher, Earth’s End Publishing, followed by an interview with Ned on Paekākāriki.FM.
Paekākariki School’s celebration for Matariki, the Māori new year, was extra special this year as it unveiled a memorial plaque and tree to remember a significant local kuia.
