RESIN WORKSHOP - 9th March - Browns Bay, AUCKLAND
Time running out!
Resin Cheeseboard / Charcuterie / Chopping board, whatever you want to call it. You can design and create your own, PLUS matching coasters OR a large Art Board. Learn to use Epoxy Resin. All materials provided.
Beginners and experienced resin artist welcome. These are always popular.
A Full explanations of various resins, finishing resin, sanding, items to purchase which you will require for using resin, mixing, different colours, pigments, pastes, tints, etc and so much more. Choose from many colours (including micas), as well as glitters, metallic powders and tints. This is the session if you wish to understand resin for future use.
see More details and book : www.resinandmore.co.nz...
Photos are examples made by previous participants.
Poll: Is it still rude to wear a hat inside?
Times have changed and perhaps so has our societal rules around taking off hats when indoors. What are your thoughts?
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74.9% Yes, take them off indoors
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24.2% No, it's not anymore
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0.9% Other - I'll share below
Time for a clear-out?
Delve back into that garage or wardrobe! It's time to sell your gently-loved goods at The Neighbourly Winter (online!) Garage Sale
On Saturday 6th July, members will be online checking out the goods on offer so it's a great time to get rid of your winter clutter.
Maybe it's time to realise that you're never going to use that snowboard or ski jacket, and that you really do have one too many heaters. Whatever it is, take a picture and put it on Neighbourly for locals to see.
Mānawatia a Matariki from Auckland Zoo
As a zoo in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Auckland Zoo is committed to enhancing the wellbeing of its communities and te ao Māori.
Bringing nature into your everyday life is proven to improve your physical and mental wellbeing – and the best part is that we can connect with nature everywhere!
That's why for this Matariki, we're encouraging our communities to take time to reflect, renew and reconnect with Papatūānuku.
Watch how the Zoo's kaimahi connect with Papatūānuku
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