Free Matariki Celebrations starts tonight at Highland Park Community House
Hello everyone - this is a reminder that tonight is the first of our FREE events for our Matariki Week Celebrations at Highland Park Community House - 47 Aviemore Drive, Highland Park.
Tonight, Paul Taylor will give two talks on Matariki and the Stars.
Come along and learn more about the Stars of Matariki, what they are and what their importance is...
We have two sessions to choose from, 5:00pm or 7:30pm.
As space is limited, it is best to give me a call to hold your place.
Please call Jennie at Highland Park Community House 09 534 5584
There will be plenty of parking onsite or park over at the Duck Pond Carpark at Lloyd Elsmore Park and walk across the bridge.
Happy Matariki everyone
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