Mt Vic Hub
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We are holding a community dinner at Innermost Gardens this Saturday 21 September. We are very lucky to have the amazing Common Unity Project catering for the dinner.
See the Facebook event page for full details. If you would like to come along just email us here at the Mt Vic Hub - … View moreWe are holding a community dinner at Innermost Gardens this Saturday 21 September. We are very lucky to have the amazing Common Unity Project catering for the dinner.
See the Facebook event page for full details. If you would like to come along just email us here at the Mt Vic Hub - hello@mtvichub.org.nz
Our outdoor seat was taken from outside the Mt Vic Hub last week and we would love to try and get it back. We got funding to have it made for outside our community centre and it is used every day by many many people. It was made by a local carpenter and there is only one of these. If you know where… View moreOur outdoor seat was taken from outside the Mt Vic Hub last week and we would love to try and get it back. We got funding to have it made for outside our community centre and it is used every day by many many people. It was made by a local carpenter and there is only one of these. If you know where it is or know who has it please bring it back. Thanks
We had to reschedule our treasure hunt due to bad weather but it is happening this weekend on Sunday 5th May from 1pm.
Register at the Mt Vic Hub from 1pm and finishing at Innermost Gardens with a free BBQ, music and spot prizes.
The Annual Mt Victoria Treasure Hunt is coming this weekend and we welcome you to join us to celebrate Mt Victoria.
This, our 5th Treasure Hunt, is a part of Neighbours Day Aotearoa - we're celebrating it a little later as there have been so many other local events on in the recent weeks. … View moreThe Annual Mt Victoria Treasure Hunt is coming this weekend and we welcome you to join us to celebrate Mt Victoria.
This, our 5th Treasure Hunt, is a part of Neighbours Day Aotearoa - we're celebrating it a little later as there have been so many other local events on in the recent weeks. Plus we want to wind down summer with a happy occasion.
The date is Sunday 7th April, from 2pm (registering at the Hub 24 Elizabeth Street), finishing with a sausage sizzle, music and spot prizes at Innermost Gardens from 4pm.
Our theme for this year's event is "Kia Ora Neighbour" - encouraging people to say Kia Ora to each other every day, to be inclusive, welcoming and inviting.
For those of you who have never participated before here is a quick rundown of what to expect:
- A location is marked on a map with an accompanying clue - this is handed out when registering at the start of the Treasure Hunt (at The Hub from 2 pm.)
- Individuals or groups make their way around each (or some depending on ability and accessibility) of the locations.
- At each station, you partake in a little activity.
- You then receive a stamp or sticker on their map to say you have visited that location.
- The final Station is at Innermost Gardens where we will finish the day with a sausage sizzle and music from the Mighty Ukes ukulele band.
We have many great local venues and groups joining us on the day, Innermost Gardens, Quakers, Mt Victoria Historical Society, Mt Victoria Residents Association, Mt Victoria Bush Regeneration Group, Predator Free, St Josephs Church and Rebicycle Ekerua with their Bicycle Rodeo.
Lots of fun things for friends, family and neighbours to do together.
Hi everyone,
We are looking to gather up forks for use at the events we hold in Mt Victoria. We have been attempting to go waste-free and after a recent event found that plastic forks and "Compostable" forks were the biggest culprits (the compostable ones need an industrial environment … View moreHi everyone,
We are looking to gather up forks for use at the events we hold in Mt Victoria. We have been attempting to go waste-free and after a recent event found that plastic forks and "Compostable" forks were the biggest culprits (the compostable ones need an industrial environment to break down). So we are looking for your help - if you have a few spare forks in your kitchen drawer please send them our way.
you can drop them to the hub at 24 Elizabeth St or drop them in our letterbox if no one is here.
We will use them at all our events going forward and encourage others as well.
And if you have other stuff you are giving away like knives and plates and wine glasses we will take them too and not just restrict it to forks.
Thank you in advance and we hope you can help us out.
Trish at the Mt Vic Hub
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