Summer Fiesta in the Park 2026
Grab a rug, slip, slop slap and come on down for a day in the park these Summer Holidays and enjoy Summer Fiesta in the Park.
🎪Market Stalls
🥤Food and Drink, Hangi and more
🎁Treasure Hunt and Spot Prizes
🎨Face painting
🎶Live music
An amazing outdoor area with a skatepark, playground, toilets, plenty of parking. We look forward to seeing you on the day.
Event Details:
📅Date: Saturday 10th January 2026
🕙Time: 10:00am-2:00pm
📍Venue: Tamahere Park, Corner Devine & Airport Rds, Tamahere,
Hamilton
✅Cash
✅Eftpos, some stalls offer Afterpay and Bank Transfer
✅Pet Friendly, (dogs must be on leashes at all times)
✅Shop Local, Eat Local, Support Local
✅Free Parking
✅Free Entry
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82.8% Yes
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17.2% No
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