Must-attend events for and by the Tamahere community.
Now’s the time to make sure the Waikato District Council hears your voice on what’s most important to you in our community.
Following the recent June meetings as part of the latest round of consultation on Blueprints for Tamahere and Matangi, further, written feedback can be given up until July 17.
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This Thursday, Gourmet to Go food trucks will be offering takeaway food from the Tamahere School front car park.
The initiative is part of a six week trial as the popular food trucks seen at Gourmet in the Gardens and the Hamilton Farmers Market get out and about.
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Tamahere Market returns this Saturday, June 20, to the delight of organisers, stallholders and loyal customers.
“We have operated for 15 years without a break so it has been a bit traumatic going without the market for three months running,” said organiser Jane Manson.
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Tamahere and Matangi residents are again being consulted about their priorities for their areas this month.
The consultation results will inform the Waikato District Council’s area blueprints – initiatives, projects, and work that are set to deliver livable, thriving and connected communities.
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The Waikato District Libraries Matariki competition for young artists and poets opens on Monday, June 22.
Contestants who design a bookmark or write a poem about Matariki (Maaori New Year) are in to win a $100 gift voucher.
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State Highway 1’s northbound lane at Tamahere will be closed overnight Sunday, June 14 for resurfacing.
Road contractor Fulton Hogan advises that a stretch of the highway will be closed from 7pm to 6am for work that it warns nearby locals will be noisy and accompanied by flashing lights and dust.
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The first of the regular markets held in Tamahere is returning after the Covid-19 lockdown hiatus with Tamahere Lions’ Best Artisan Market re-appearing on Saturday, June 13.
The Tamahere Country Market will be back the following weekend, on Saturday, June 20 in the St Stephen’s Church grounds.
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A weekly biking group that started with just four Tamahere residents has blossomed and become something of an addiction for up to 30 regulars.
Named for the day of the ride, the Tamahere Friday Cycling group started by locals Gail and Mark Blackwell now regularly fields at least 20 cyclists for the weekly 30km ride.
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Tamahere Forum has been re-launched with a new, fresh look.
The community website that has been covering news and events in Tamahere for 12 years, since 2008, has undergone a makeover. How about taking a tour?
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Waikato District Council meetings are being live-streamed, meaning it’s never been easier to keep an eye on council deliberations.
The next full meeting of the council is on next Tuesday, May 19 from 9.30am, live-screened here on the council’s YouTube channel.
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