Dirty dog is back
The Dirty Dog Challenge is back for 2021.
The popular event for dog owners will be held on Saturday, June 26 at the Ngaruawahia Christian Youth Camp.
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What’s On
Must-attend events for and by the Tamahere community.
WDC consults on long term plan
The Waikato District Council is consulting on its 2021-31 Long Term Plan and seeking submissions until early May.
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Public talk launches local pest initiative
A bio-control pest programme – using natural predators – is being launched in Tamahere with an introductory public talk by experts in the field on Tuesday (March 30) evening.
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Tour to explore local history
St Stephen’s Church is hosting a second hikoi – a journey through some of the region’s history led by “tour guide” extraordinaire, Archbishop Sir David Moxon.
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Sculpture park sows seeds of renewal at Easter
Fancy making a native seed bomb, learning the fine art of plant propagation or understand how to prune a tree with an eye to its future?
The Sculpture Park at Waitakaruru is offering workshops by experts on all those topics and more over Easter in its Seeds of Renewal event – all for the normal park entry price.
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New Tamahere cafe opens
Tamahere’s long awaited new cafe in the central shopping hub opens this Thursday, (March 18).
Forever Bound Cafe, on the corner of Devine Rd and Wiremu Tamihana Dr, is launching with a grand opening for community members
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Pumpkin night ahead
Tamahere School’s popular Pumpkin Night is scheduled for Saturday, March 13, from 3-8pm.
The night of family fun includes entertainment, rides, food and drink, a range of stalls, a talent quest and competitions.
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Books are back
The Red Cross Book Fair is back. UPDATE: Cancelled
The 24th book fair will be held from March 5 to 7 at the Te Rapa Racecourse.
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Evening food market at piazza
A monthly, early evening food market is the latest addition to activities at Tamahere Park’s piazza.
The first market featuring cooked and fresh food from food trucks and stalls will be on Thursday, February 18, from 3-7pm.
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Festival rings up success
The Tamahere Christmas Festival has been a resounding success.
And the call to recycle Christmas – for resources to make next year’s decorations and gifts is already being made.
“Don’t throw tired or unwanted Christmas decorations in the landfill. Let us re-purpose them.”
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