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Calling all Kapiti Coasters!
Join us for a night of fun - music, dancing, entertainment, raffles ............. and help raise funds for families in Ukraine.
Greg Christensen, solo artist, plus two local bands (Te Horo Beach Shed band & Brooklyns) are donating their time to entertain; Kapiti… View moreCalling all Kapiti Coasters!
Join us for a night of fun - music, dancing, entertainment, raffles ............. and help raise funds for families in Ukraine.
Greg Christensen, solo artist, plus two local bands (Te Horo Beach Shed band & Brooklyns) are donating their time to entertain; Kapiti businesses have donated goods to raffle (win a hedge trimmer, family pool passes .........); & hear a little about life in Ukraine.
This is a low cost evening - entry is only $10pp + BYO drinks & eats (any donations also welcome).
Please support this event next Saturday night - bring some friends, have some fun, help those in need. The music will not stop, the dance floor will be open! Join us at Te Horo Hall !
WHERE:- Te Horo Community Hall
School Road Te Horo (Just up the road from Ruth Pretty's)
WHEN:- Sunday 6 November 10am - 1pm
Christmas is coming!!
A truly friendly community country market where people gather to chat, browse, score a bargain, taste some goodies and enjoy a cup of tea… View moreWHERE:- Te Horo Community Hall
School Road Te Horo (Just up the road from Ruth Pretty's)
WHEN:- Sunday 6 November 10am - 1pm
Christmas is coming!!
A truly friendly community country market where people gather to chat, browse, score a bargain, taste some goodies and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee with friends in our popup cafe along with some yummy homemade treats.
There’s an impressive range of stallholders both inside and outside with a range of arts and crafts (Baby and Toddler Ware including fairy/princess outfits, Merino Goodies and quilts) natural skincare, produce (Olive Oil, Honey, Preserves, baking etc), Junk For Joy - upcycled and repurposed furniture and homewares, Natural Health Supplements, Bric-a-Brac, books, plants, children's clothing, toys, Jigsaw puzzles and lots lots more. The ingenious Bernie’s Barrows display is back so don't miss it!!
And of course, there is our Seasonal Surplus stall where you can drop off surplus fruit and veges from your garden for sale - we sell it on your behalf and donate our percentage to local causes. Everyone wins and nothing gets wasted!
A great country market where you will find cheerful smiles and a lovely bunch of really friendly and hugely talented stallholders.
All are very very welcome at the "Best little Market in Kapiti".
Calling all Kapiti Coasters!
Join us for a night of fun - music, dancing, entertainment, raffles ............. and help raise funds for families in Ukraine.
Craig Christensen, solo artist, plus two local bands (Te Horo Beach Shed band & Brooklyns) are donating their time to entertain; … View moreCalling all Kapiti Coasters!
Join us for a night of fun - music, dancing, entertainment, raffles ............. and help raise funds for families in Ukraine.
Craig Christensen, solo artist, plus two local bands (Te Horo Beach Shed band & Brooklyns) are donating their time to entertain; Kapiti businesses have donated goods to raffle (win a hedge trimmer!!); & we will hear a little about life in Ukraine.
This is a low cost evening - entry is only $10pp + BYO drinks & eats (donations also welcome).
Please support this event at Te Horo Hall next Saturday night - bring some friends, have some fun, help those in need. The music will not stop, the dance floor will be open!
I am a naturalized New Zealander who has his roots in Ukraine and consider both of these Great nations as my home away from home. Just like to thank you all for the overwhelming support and the fact that I see so many Ukrainian flags flying on your flag pols. PEOPLE of KAPITI THANK YOU. It means … View moreI am a naturalized New Zealander who has his roots in Ukraine and consider both of these Great nations as my home away from home. Just like to thank you all for the overwhelming support and the fact that I see so many Ukrainian flags flying on your flag pols. PEOPLE of KAPITI THANK YOU. It means allot to us and words cannot express how much. It took me a while to thank you but it needed to be said . It brings me to genuine tears every time I see my berth country, my ethnic peoples flag and it reminds me how blessed i am with a lower case i to have been welcomed into NZ Whenau . Thank you .
The southbound offramp at Peka Peka connecting State Highway 1 to Waikanae will close on two days in mid-November for work to join the new expressway to the old. Vehicles heading south to
the town or to Peka Peka will use the Waikanae interchange at Te Moana Road on those days.
The most likely… View moreThe southbound offramp at Peka Peka connecting State Highway 1 to Waikanae will close on two days in mid-November for work to join the new expressway to the old. Vehicles heading south to
the town or to Peka Peka will use the Waikanae interchange at Te Moana Road on those days.
The most likely closure is Tuesday 15 November day and night, reopening late afternoon Wednesday 16 November. Please note, dates may change at short notice due to weather or other factors affecting the work.
For further information, please contact customer@wta.nzta.govt.nz.
Another Guy Fawkes rolls around and once again i am dreading it. Every year thousands of animals are injured after being panicked by fireworks. Thousands more are not physically harmed but left traumatized by the noise. Many react as if they are about to be shot. They are terrified.
Please do … View moreAnother Guy Fawkes rolls around and once again i am dreading it. Every year thousands of animals are injured after being panicked by fireworks. Thousands more are not physically harmed but left traumatized by the noise. Many react as if they are about to be shot. They are terrified.
Please do not let fireworks off in open spaces where horses, sheep or other animals are grazing. Spare a thought also for your neighbours who may have a horse grazing next door, or back yard chickens who are equally terrified of fireworks. Make sure your cats and dogs are safely inside, and if you can, let your neighbours know when you are setting off fireworks so they can put their pets inside too.
Visit pottednz.co.nz to check out the selection
Each tree is potted into an Italian inspired black plastic pot which has been made out of recycled materials and UV treated to last for many years. A saucer is also provided and your tree comes with a care card. After Christmas you have the option of … View moreVisit pottednz.co.nz to check out the selection
Each tree is potted into an Italian inspired black plastic pot which has been made out of recycled materials and UV treated to last for many years. A saucer is also provided and your tree comes with a care card. After Christmas you have the option of popping your tree outdoors as a container plant or digging a hole in the garden and planting your tree( pot included)Simply dig up next Christmas, remove any stray roots and clean the pot
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Levin
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Other days by appointment ph or text Mary 021362683
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