Tamahere Christmas Festival at St Stephen’s Church
The festival program is on from Monday 4th Dec through to Friday 15th Dec (excluding Sunday). Hours 10am and 4pm.
We will be serving morning and afternoon teas (tea or coffee, plus Christmas cake or shortbread all for $5) in the hall. The proceeds from the gifts and decorations in our Christmas Shop all go to local charities.
The program of choirs and entertainers at 10.30am in the church is as follows:
Friday 8th – St Columba’s School
Monday 11th – Rototuna Primary School
Tuesday 12th – Cathedral Singers
Wednesday 13th – Tauwhare School
Thursday 14th – Eastside Singers
Friday 15th – Grier and Giane Gardyne
They all appreciate an audience, plus it’s a great way to celebrate the real spirit of Christmas!
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