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These spoons must be held to be believed!
The Art of Spoon Making, exhibition by Robyn Parkinson, is now open to view, hold, admire and inspire! Celebrate the modesty and minimalism of spoons in all their forms – as delicate still life paintings, wall-mounted assemblages, and of course… as … View moreThese spoons must be held to be believed!
The Art of Spoon Making, exhibition by Robyn Parkinson, is now open to view, hold, admire and inspire! Celebrate the modesty and minimalism of spoons in all their forms – as delicate still life paintings, wall-mounted assemblages, and of course… as cooking utensils.
Robyn will be at Feilding Art Centre from 4pm to 6pm on Wednesday to speak about this latest exhibition. She’ll even be bringing along a demo spoon to show us how she transforms salvaged wood into ‘scrapers’, ‘stirrers’, ‘eaters’ – why not come along on your way home from work?
Fire and Emergency NZ are asking residents in Manawatu-Whanganui to check on historic fires within the past month and ensure these are fully extinguished.
Community Risk Manager Kerry O’Keefe shares that several large wildfires have started recently due to strong winds reigniting old fires.
… View moreFire and Emergency NZ are asking residents in Manawatu-Whanganui to check on historic fires within the past month and ensure these are fully extinguished.
Community Risk Manager Kerry O’Keefe shares that several large wildfires have started recently due to strong winds reigniting old fires.
To check these historic fires, residents are asked to dig it up, pour water over it and use the back of your hand to check there is no heat left.
"Check the fire danger and weather forecast. If there is high or extreme fire danger, or it’s hot and windy - please don’t light a fire. In these conditions, it’s too risky that your fire could spread and get out of control," Kerry says.
"Let’s all do our part to prevent a wildfire, and keep our firefighters from attending an avoidable callout."
Before lighting any further fires in the Manawatu-Whanganui area, check the conditions by heading to www.checkitsalright.nz...
The Feilding and District Art Society is calling for submissions to the 2022 Members’ Awards!
We’re seeking entries in everything from acrylics to watercolours, weaving to woodwork, and everything in between! Entry is only $15, and artworks will be exhibited all the way from April 22 to May … View moreThe Feilding and District Art Society is calling for submissions to the 2022 Members’ Awards!
We’re seeking entries in everything from acrylics to watercolours, weaving to woodwork, and everything in between! Entry is only $15, and artworks will be exhibited all the way from April 22 to May 18.
To enter, head over to www.feildingartsociety.com... or visit Feilding Art Centre – 104 Manchester Street.
Not a member yet? You can do that online too! We can’t want to meet you.
Has anyone got the FAHS sheaf for 1969/70/71. please. I have been to the coach-house all gone. This is for my friend who is semi paralyzed thanku..
Facial Eczema Gold (with papers) Ram. We must moved him on now and he is related to our Ewes. Very quiet to move and handle.
LIC's heat detection patches can improve accuracy as you lead into AI and help you identify more cows in heat. Set yourself up for success early and check one job off the list ahead of time - you'll thank yourself later.
Talk to your Agri Manager about ordering heat detection patches … View moreLIC's heat detection patches can improve accuracy as you lead into AI and help you identify more cows in heat. Set yourself up for success early and check one job off the list ahead of time - you'll thank yourself later.
Talk to your Agri Manager about ordering heat detection patches early for your herd or buy direct via the LIC Online Shop.
Create one-of-a-kind artwork that’s inexpensive, eye-catching and easily made with simple shapes painted with Resene paints.
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The affordability of everyday items just keeps increasing! If it’s not the petrol prices, it’s the cost of food, rent or the mortgage and let’s not get started on the kids.
There’s one cost you can control! The household power and broadband bills. Read our top 5 reasons how comparing … View moreThe affordability of everyday items just keeps increasing! If it’s not the petrol prices, it’s the cost of food, rent or the mortgage and let’s not get started on the kids.
There’s one cost you can control! The household power and broadband bills. Read our top 5 reasons how comparing them, will help your household save money!
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I have two young budgies for sale $15 each, a male and female, the male is pale blue and the female is sky blue.
Our House of the Week this week is a big bold and beautiful family home, with gorgeous gardens and fantastic neighbours. For Sale through Jeannie Boswell from LJ Hooker. Check it out in today's edition of Homed.
Looking for an agent to market your home?
Check Homed Manawatū to find agents… View moreOur House of the Week this week is a big bold and beautiful family home, with gorgeous gardens and fantastic neighbours. For Sale through Jeannie Boswell from LJ Hooker. Check it out in today's edition of Homed.
Looking for an agent to market your home?
Check Homed Manawatū to find agents who are actively marketing in your area and chat to them about getting your property featured in the Homed Manawatū.
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On March 15, six blank canvases will be hung on the walls at Feilding Art Centre. We need your help to transform them into beautiful, colourful works of art…simply by picking up a pastel and taking a line for a walk.
How does it work? Simply join us on one of our ‘Painting Days’ – Each … View moreOn March 15, six blank canvases will be hung on the walls at Feilding Art Centre. We need your help to transform them into beautiful, colourful works of art…simply by picking up a pastel and taking a line for a walk.
How does it work? Simply join us on one of our ‘Painting Days’ – Each Saturday from 19 March to 9 April, pick a colour that makes you smile, and add it to whichever canvas is being worked on that day. As visitors come and go, the canvas will change, be worked and reworked, then hung back on the wall for the public to enjoy.
Finished works will be sold at a silent auction on Thursday April 14, and exhibited through to April 19.
Hi there Manawatū-Whānganui,
Want to do your bit for Wasp Wipeout this year?
Our friends at Expra have given us 50 Stop Wasps Surface Spray cans to give exclusively to Neighbourly members this year!
Expra’s spray kills wasps on contact, eliminates nests and provides a safe jet spray … View moreHi there Manawatū-Whānganui,
Want to do your bit for Wasp Wipeout this year?
Our friends at Expra have given us 50 Stop Wasps Surface Spray cans to give exclusively to Neighbourly members this year!
Expra’s spray kills wasps on contact, eliminates nests and provides a safe jet spray up to four metres for easy extermination.
It’s easy to enter, just leave a comment on this post and you’re in the draw!
Competition closes 10 March 2022. All winners will be notified via email.
Not long after immigrating to New Zealand from the Netherlands in 1981, Tineke started a journey with art, creating original applique wall hangings. She exhibited at a gallery in Parnell, Auckland, and accepted several large commissions. All that stopped when her husband passed away in 1989.
… View moreNot long after immigrating to New Zealand from the Netherlands in 1981, Tineke started a journey with art, creating original applique wall hangings. She exhibited at a gallery in Parnell, Auckland, and accepted several large commissions. All that stopped when her husband passed away in 1989.
After a long break, Tineke started a part-time job as a pottery decorator in 1994 remarried. Four years later, she discovered the magic and temperament of watercolours. Saying goodbye to pots and embarking on yet another medium was exciting and challenging. Tineke participated in art shows and sold well until a friend invited her to join her for a short-term course at Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design in Auckland. From then, her focus shifted to acrylic paints – a medium she found bold and enticing. She found herself experimenting with new styles, and never looked back.
Now working from a studio at her home in Palmerston North, Tineke creates art that is varied and colourful. Drawing inspiration from nature, her works often feature birds or depict landscapes. However, she also dabbles with semi-abstract subject matter.
Tineke is a regular exhibitor at Manawatu Art Expo and her work, ‘Birch Grove’ (pictured), is currently on display at Feilding Art Centre.
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